The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. David "A. Bell, Sof Vail
transacted business and visited with
friends in DenisOn Monday.
Mrs. S. J. Heston expects to leave
tomorrow. for Okoboji, where she Will
Miss, ,Willettan Strahan l!leasessSun
day for Mason City, whefee she vii
teach in the public. schools this ayear
DR.. B. r. Philbrook left yesterday ii
his Car for Sioux City; where he viii
spend several days at iss'dentaf Of
flee. there. r4. We, ''sf%.. a ~ i...f
Miss Marie Heiden, resigned her, pc
sition as clerk, in the candy depart
ment of the Bale; Brodersen store thu
first of the month. St$ + ne'. +
s. Mr.. and.Mrs. H. B. Fishel will, move
the first Of the week into the ffarl
cottage, which is being vacated by thu
r. B. Thompson family. 49,
Misses Hertha Lephfeldt, Dorothy
Tucker, Grace lnghram and Irene Cool
will leave Monday for Grinnell, where
they will enter college.
Misses Elizabeth Mueller and Anna
Buesing EXPECT to- leave Friday fol
Colfax, where they will spend two
weeks at the sanitarium. -. T.
Harry: Meyers left today for Des
Moines, where he will attend the Def
Moines college,. Harry will. play or
the. football team there this fall.
The first meeting of the Eastern Star
for the coming winter will be held al
the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening
September 18th, when lrage attend
ance is desired ro '-' "' .''''
Mr.. and Mrs B. S. Andersen and
Mrs. Fred Freeman motored dowr
from Schleswig Tuesday morning ant
spent the day in the city visiting rel
atives and friends.
Postmaster Alfred Wright and T.
Kelly returned last Thursday from &
motor trip to Marshall, Mimi, where
some land interests.
Mr. and Mrs. George Argotsinger, OF
Arion, accompanied their daughter
Miss Coral, to Denison on Monday
Miss Argotsinger entered high school
for the coming year.
Edward <Ktinker, who has beer
spending the summer on his fathers
farm up near Deloit, has resumed his
position in the shoe department Of the
Balle-BrQdersen store. ssss - Atts4.F
Mr.. II: r. Stanglin Is enjoying Wis
it this week from his mother, Mrs. S
Stanglin, of.Ala; and sister, Miss Eliza
beth Stanglin, OF Chicago. They ar
rived iM Denisonz Saturday, tz7s
Walter Heiden had the misfortune
to fall from a load Of hay Monday and
sprain 4 his back quite badly. For
tunately,!no bones were broken and he
is able to be up and around. 1'-.. i5s>r
Mrs.,E Leise and daughter left yes
terday for their home at Waterville
Wash, after having spent the summer
in Denison visiting at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. knaul. ~
Miss Alice Knaul will leave the frs,
of next week for St Joe, Mo-, where
she will open upta millinery shop witt
Miss M4yme Hutchinson. Miss Hutch
insop farmerly resided in Denison, q
Mr.eorge Naeve and M. P. Renfrc
DEPARTED on yesterday for Sylvan Lake
in the Black Hills. where they will join
Mrs, Naive and daughter Miss Erms
for two weeks visit at the beautifu
Mr. ana Mrs. Joe Goss and children
returnedA Sunday from Sturgeon Bay
Wis, where they enjoyed visit with
his parents. Mrs. Goss and children
spent the summer there, Mr.. Goss 60
ing up two weeks ago. .~e!s :
y Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Gronau and chill
Gren were down from Kiron Wednes
day attending the circus. While in the
city Mr. $Gronau took occasion to call
at the $Review office and extend his
subscription to the paper. ~
Mr.. Ray Lane, of Indianola, motored
upsto Denison Sunday morning for a
brief visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hugo Gebert. He was accompanied
home Of Miss Patty Miller, who had
spent the past>few days at the 'Gebert
home.
Mr.. J. B. Scheetz,, pioneer of Deni-
son, accompanied by his wife. aud
daughter, came in their car from Des
Moinest and visited with his aunt. Mrs.
S. j. Heston, at her home at 61S Broad
way. Mr.. Scheetz' was at the age of
sixteen, years when he came to 'Deni-
son in 1870. '@ - 2'-'!5t '~ ...''"
We have been asked to announce a
meeting Of the City, Federation OF
Women's clubs to be held at the Car
negie club room on Thursday after
noon OF this week. All delegates and
members of the federation are request.
ed to be present at this opening meet
ing of ;the, winter y ~, t.
r. J. Riley a former resident of this
vicinitx but now residing at 1smay,
Mont, hrrived in Denison one day last
week fora visit with old friends and
relatives Mr.. Riley has not been back
to Dehlson ten years and his many
friends 'are pleased to renew their old
friendship together.
Mr. and Mrs. James Collins arrived
in Denison the first of the week from
Sioux City and will make their future
home here, occupying the Breen resi-
dence Just vacated by Carl Caswell and
family. 1--WE are told that James will
have a. position with the Bulletin as
reporter and office man.
Hon. James Doty, democratic can
didate Tor. the Office Of lieutenant gov
ernOr. will be in, Arion Thursday with
Hon. p. r.. Meredith, democratic can
didate fors the office of governor. 1t
is expected that many people from
Denison will attend the fair tomorrt/y
and hear these two men speak.