The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
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Z Miss Gertrude Schwab. Of Boyer,
visited friends in the city Saturday.
Theo. Munster was a pleasant bus.
mess caller in the city Monday from
Miss Mable Hunter, of Dunlap, was
among the out of town shoppers here
Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Deconick
of Goodrich township, q son on Fri.
day March 18th.
Attorney E. X. Burch has moved
his law office from the Miller block
to rooms in the Gulick block.
Miss Blanche Cole was up from Dow
City Saturday looking over the stock
of spring goods in the Denison stores.
c. A. Dolk was down from kiron
Saturday transacting business and
calling on his many Denison friends.
Born to- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben FODDER
berg, son on Monday. March goth.
Mother and babe are both doing nice
~.
Frank Hanss and family mOtOred
to the Axel Linberg home east of Vail
Sunday morning, where they spent
the day.
Mrs. Margaret Ice Evans, of Des
MOines spent Sunday in Denison the
guest of Miss Kate Silletto and Miss
Deborah Tomkins.
+! Mr.. e. X. Burcl and daughter Miss
Helen spent Sunday at Schleswig Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adalhert Stolfenberg.
Henry Schoessler, of West Side, is
in Denison today transacting business.
While in tile city he made the Review
Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Sam Cole, who recently under
went an operation at the Meelan hos
pital has SO much improved that she
was able to return home Saturday.
City Marshall A. C. Weeks reports
that the usual spring influx of tramps
has started and on Sunday night he
had fourteen dodgers in the city Jail.
John Stewart, Of Medina. N. OAK,
arrived in Denison last Friday for an
extended visit at the home of his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. D.
Luney.
Mr.. Troy Evans, accompanied by
Mr.. James Bremmer, drove down from
Vail yesterday and spent the day trans
acting business and visiting county
seat acquaintances. 3
NJ Miss Irene VanNess. student at Cor.
nellS college at Mt. Vernon, Ia, arriv.
ed in the city last week for ten
days visit with her parents, Prof.
and Mrs w e. Van Ness
Mrs. Frank Swoboda, of Omaha. dis
posed of her residence property on
Court street in DenisOn yesterday to
Mr. VIM. MarQuardt. 1t is said that
the consideration was $4,000.
Harry Gill, the Chicago horse buy
er, arrived in Denison this morning
and has been buying horses at Laubs
livery barn today. MIR. Gill purchased
five head in DenisOn and left on the
3 o'clock train for the east.
Austin Gibbons. of Vail, underwent
an operation at the Meehan hospital
yesterday afternoon. The young man
recently broke his knee cap and it
was necessary for him to submit to
an operation to relieve the trouble.
Mrs Harry Birrin, of Stanton, ar
rived in Denison Friday for two
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. En-
ma JOhnstone. Her son. Lysle Bir-
rim, who is attending Simpson college
at InlianOla, visited here over Sun.
day. :
Fl. c. Finncrn, editor of the Her0ld.
has plans for a new bungalow. which
he will erect on his lot in West Den
ison this spring. Contractors are now
figuring on the work and the contract
will Sc let SO that work may be COIN
menced April LIST.
Jerry Hassett, who has been suffer
ing with the asthma for the past few
days, was very sick last night and for
a time it was feared that he would not
recover. His many friends will be
glad to learn that his condition is
much improved today
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
G. NJ. McAhren suffered with slight
stroke of paralysis yesterday after
noon. While her condition is yet SER
ious, the attending physician reports
that she is somewhat better. Mrs. Nc
Abren is one of the old residents Of
Denison, and her many friends will
be panied to learn OF her illness.
Mr.. Herman Grau. of Manning. is
now in possession Of the LambOrn
drug store, the work of invoicing be-
ing completed. the first Of the week
and the store formally turned over to-
him. MIR. Grau is druggist of wide
having been engaged In
the business for number of years.
The drug store will now be known as
Grau's Drug company. Mr.. LambOrn
will remain with Mr.. Grau and assist
in conducting the business until he Is
able to engage competent help.
DenisOn's new shoe store. located
in the building formerly occupied by
the Kemming Clothing store, opened
up for business Saturday and the new
store has been enjoying a good trade.
The room has been nicely arranged
with shelving on each side for the
stock Of shoes and everything is up
to date. The proprietors are some
what handicapped as their stock has
not all arrived from the factories, but
they hope to have a complete STOCK
by the last of this week. Denison GER
lainly will be able to support an ex-
elusive shoe store and we predict that
The proprietors of this store will make
a. success of their business venture
here.