The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-30

with her sister, Mrs. J. Phil Jones
and also with her many friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Gallagher, Mrs
M. A. Gallagher of Vail, and Miss Mary
IO'Bpyle, Of Pleasanton, Ia re/pleas.
liant visitors in Denison on last Wednes'
|day. ss ~ s.'.
i Chas Luney, who. has been visiting
This parents in Denison the past three
tweeks, returned to San Francisco Sat.
lurday. =
| i Rev. E.. r. Witter, of the German
I'M. e. church, went to LeMars Mon
.tday, where he will attend a confer
|cnce of the German Methodist asso'
tciation. d I, ..-'
| Mrs. Paul Kruger and son, Fred,
who have been at Des Moines the past
kweek visiting relatives and friends and
ATTENDING the state fair, returned Mon
Iday evening.
Mrs. Ada Bond. accompanied by her
1.-TWO daughters, the Misses Beatrice
land Genevieve, from Morningside, are
Visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
y. j. Bond.
Prof. c. e. Humphrey and his moth
Ter, Mrs. Humphrey, returned Friday
from Aurora where they visited the
latter's daughter. The. trip was made
overland. "
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dieter, accom-
lpanied by James Monaghan and Miss
Agnes Monaghan visited with relatives
and shopped in Denison Wednesday of
last week. ,. -,
A. B. Lorentzen aid wife spent Mon
|day at Manning, where they visited
friends and relatives. The Misses Han
nah and Marie Wiese returned home
with them. a.. is
| Ed Retman,, who was recently oper-
ated upon for Appendicitis, is slowly
recovering his, strength and is spend
Ing the, week at the Milo Kelly home
near Arion, $,uf4 I'll
Messrs.f Fred Petersen and family
and Geo. Brodersen and family, OF
lSchleswig, took the Northwestern from
Denison, bound for the Iowa state fair
at Des Moines. a.s.
Mr.. Reinhardt Dierenfeld was down
from West Side Friday. While in the
| city, he took occasion to call at the
Review office and extend his subscrip-
! ton to the paper.
Mrs. Isaac Hawarth and daughter,
Miss Mable, who have spent the past
month in Chicago, are now at home,
having had very enjoyable visit in
1.-THE "Windy City"
District court will meet on Tuesday,
|September 5th, with Judge Albert on
the bench. There are 122 law, cases
docketed, As equity cases, 20 probate
cases and criminal cases.
Miss Katherine Silletto has resigned
her position in the Balle-Brodersen
department store and will enter the
Denison Normal T.. Business College
in the Commercial department.
Messrs. John Duff; E. E. Stolten,
berg and E. K. Burch motored to Cor
lrectjonVille on Saturday, where Mr..
Burch" transacted legal business.
professor Lynch, of the high school,,
lis chaperoning q bunch of high school
football players at Lake Wood this
week. The boys have taken cot
tage and will put in a week OF, outdoor
sports.
Chas. Lamberty, OF the Crawford
County State bank, returned Monday
from three weeks vacation, spent at
the home of his parents at Arcadia and
lat Okoboji, where he enjoyed a few
days outing. -
Mrs. M. L. Jones, Charter Oak, motor
ed over to Denison Friday morning, re-
turning with her sisters, Mrs. August
Moeller of Lake View, and Mrs. j. Phil
Jones, who will make a visit of a few
days in her home. IT,
M 11xyi md
Miss Glennie, motored over to Man.
ming Friday morning and was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Hanneman and
Mrs. Charles Bolen who has been Wis
iting relatives at that place..
G. N. Gates, who has acted as sales.
man for the DeLaval Cream Separator
company with headquarters at Deni-
ION, has resigned his position and will
go to New York City where he has
secured a very lucrative position.
William Eckert and wife and broth.
Ter, Hannes, took in the state fair at
|Des Moires last week, returning home
Saturday. During their absence Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Eckegt, their parents,
went out and looked after the farm.
Miss Flo Caswell left the latter part
of the week for Cedar Rapids where
she will visit d week with friends. She
expects to 60 from there to Marengo
where she will fill the position as mu-
|sic supervisor in the public schools.
A deal was contaminated one day
last week, whereby the A. J. McMWt-
ny eighty-acre farm located in Nish-
|nabotny township was sold to P. J.
Walsh, the consideration being $165|
an acre. Possession will be given on
March 1, 1917. IL
Visitor Houser of Spirit Lake came
down to Denison on Friday of last
week, to look after Ills farm south
west of town. Mr.. Houser moved to
Spirit Lake some three or four years
ago, and likes the country very we'll.
Mrs. Chas. Breen, daughter of Mr..
apd Mrs. M. j. Collins, has been visit
ing her parents the week just past.
Mrs. Breen is living at Ames, and she
was accompanied to Denison by Miss
Marie Collins, who has been visiting
lat Ames the past three weeks. i
James Luney,, OF Los Angeles, Ca&
fornia arrived in Denison Friday -b4
way Of South Dakota, where he i4
spected his land holdings, Sand looke4
after crops, He is at present visiting
his BROTHER William, and will remain
in Denison week or SO, and meet old
time friends - 49,.
Contractor Keefe was attacked by
one Of the colored WOrkmen last Sat