The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
DenisOn Local

y. SchWanZ, OF vail, was q DuSineS
visitor in Denison Monday.
Mrs. James Nelson. of Arion, was
shopper in Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. @. A. Patterson made a bus
ness trip to Omaha yesterday.
A. Hanneman spent last .Wedne.
day in Vail transacting business.
Mrs. Frank Paup, of Vail, spent So,
nrday in Denison visiting friends. :
Miss Catherine Nelson, of Arion
visited friends in the city yesterday
Oscar Goodrich. Of Arion, was
county seat business caller Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Hagge, Of West Side
snent Monday in the city VISITING
friends.
Mrs. j. Fauglewait, OF Herring, wa
among the out of town visitors her,
Monday
Remember the big good roads meet
ing at the Germania Opera Hous,
tomorrow.
Miss Grace Etzcl. of Vail. was q
mong the out of town visitors herr
yesterday.
James Scott. of Dow City, was
pleasant business caller in DenisOl
yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Tech and daughter. Mat
tie, of Dow City were shoppers II
Denison Saturday.
Louie l.ohrmann was over from Ma
nilla Monday transacting business a
the county capital.
John Lass made trip to Deloit Mon
day in the interests of the SalOmol
Furniture Company.
Mrs. James Walters and Son. John
residents OF Dow City, were visitor!
in DenisOn Tuesday.
Mrs. Coleman and Miss Lulu How
0rth were among those from Dow Cit!
yin Denison yesterday.
Among those from Vail that visit
cd in Denison Friday we mention Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Quirk.
Mrs. John Siegner, of West Side
spent Monday in Denison shopping
and visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Cole departed
today for Hazelton. N. d., where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Geo. McHenry is spending :
few days in Omaha this week visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward George
Mrs. H. d. Jones. OF Schleswig, is
spending q few days in Denison this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM
Hall.
! Patrick Hassett and L. Hubbell were
passengers to Omaha Monday, where
they spent the day transacting bust
ness
DR.. b. F.. PhilbroOk was passen
ger to Sioux City Monday morning
where he spent the day trapsactine
business.
Mrs. ]. w. Rundlett was down from
Vail yesterday looking over the dis
play Of spring merchandise in the Den
isOn stores.
Miss Helen Hayes, who teaches in
the high school at Missouri Valley, Wis
tied over Sunday at the parental j. II
Hayes home.
Miss Esther Bienlein. of Wall Lake
spent the week end in DenisOn visit
ing friends and the sisters of the St
Rose academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oldsen, who re
side at Wall Lake, are pleasant guests
at the home of Jurgen Petersen In
Denison this week.
Frank Carl, the popular kenwoOd
merchant. was in the city Friday trans
acting business and calling on his
many acnuaintances.
Attorney Jacob Sims went down tt
Des Moines yesterday. where he is
spending couple OF days attending tc
some legal business.
Messrs. J. T. Haugh and ]. O'Con
nor were in Carroll Monday, where
they attended an initiation OF the
Knights of Columbus.
Prof. G. r. Lockwood. superintcn
dent OF the schools at Ute. was in Den
ison Thursday comforting with Supt
+. N. Olry in regard to school matters
Miss Emma Nielsen. who Is teach
ing school in the neighb0rhOod Ol
Schleswig. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Nielsen in Denison 0vel
Sunday.
William Tucker closed a-.leal ths
first of the week whereby be becomes
the owner of the T. ID. Miller residence
on East fremont street, the purchase
price being $1,000.
From the number OF new subscrip
tjons that have been received ut this
office during the past few weeks. We
take it that the Reviews unexcellet
news service is being appreciated.
Ben Pautsch has purchased the P
!. Klinker lot in e.e Grace Park addi
ton for the consideration Of $1,4OO
Mr.. Pautsch expects to erect mod
ern home on this excellent site this
spring
John Campbell was up from Omaha
over Sunday visiting with his wife
who is at the home of her mother
Mrs. l.. ID. Ley. recuperating from al
operation which she underwent re
gently ut Rochester, MINI.
]. v. Barborka left today for Crane
Island, Neb., where he will remain
until Friday in attendance at the an
nual meeting of the Nebraska Jewel
ers' Association. Mr.. Barborka's name
appears on the program for two harl
solos.