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Miss Josephine Kinney visited with
friends in Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. f. Fauglewait, of Herring, was
a county seat visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Kral of Vail were
visitors in Denison Thursday.
Miss Mae Hayes visited with her
friends in Omaha Saturday and Sun
day.
Hugo Dettbarn of West Side was a
pleasant county seat business caller
Friday
| Mrs. M. Jensen of West Side spent
Friday in Denison visiting friends and
shopping.
E. w. Mann, of Fort Dodge, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Denison visit
ling friends.
! Mrs. B. j. Sibbert was a passenger
to Omaha Saturday where she visited
her son, Carl.
| Miss Clara Rasmussen of West Side
was among the shoppers from out OF
Denison Friday.
! Rev. e. Witter went to Storm Lake
yesterday to visit until Friday with
RELATIVES and friends.
| Mr.. f. A. Howard, jr, resident of
Chicago was week end guest at the
Carl F.. kuehnle home.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. r. Butterworth
were pleasant callers in DenisOn
Thursday from Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanss motored
to Vail Sunday where they spent the
day at the Axel Lindberg home.
Mrs. S. L. Rogers departed on last
Thursday for Montour, Ia, where she
| is enjoying a visit with relatives and
friends. ,u.i
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Nordhom and
Robert Sjogren of kirOn, were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lass.
| Hon. Carl F.. Kuehnle will leave to-
morrow for Ames where he will speak
in the evening at the dedication OF
the new Masonic building.
John A. Kovar, the popular banker
at Boyer, was in Denison Monday at
Iternoon attending the meeting of
Crawford county bankers.
| The Odd Fellows will hold their an
nual memorial services next Sunday
Afternoon at Oakland cemetery. Mr..
Carl r. kuehnle will deliver the me-
mortal address.
Bruce Rogers and John Scheuerman
were in Sioux City Friday and return
ed home overland in a new Haynes
touring car which was purchased by
Mr.. Scheuerman.
| Mrs. Gus Carlson and daughters of
Gilmore City, Ia, and Miss Prudence
Ellis, of Ellis, visited at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Gus Carlson the
fore part OF last week.
| Carl Nelson who spent the winter
here visiting at the home of his broth
er, Ed Nelson, departed last week for
Nome, Alaska. Mr.. Nelson has val
liable mining interests near Nome.
l.. Carl Hamann underwent an opera
ton for Appendicitis at the Meehan
hospital the last of the week. We
are glad to report the operation was
successful and he is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
| Miss Rose Clark who teaches at
Adair, Ia, returned home Saturday to
spend the summer here with her
mother. Miss Clark has been re-elect-
ed to teach at Adair and will return
there in September.
/ WI. anu IlCu OIlIIi SuAiS uo"h
from Ida Grove Sunday for visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John SchnOor. Mr.. Smith returned
home that evening, his wife remain
| ing here for more extended visit.
Scores of Review subscribers have
taken advantage of the special offer
being made at this time. An elegant
war atlas free to all subscribers who
pay one year in advance. Where at
las is to be mailed sc additional to
pay postage.
| Mr.. Ed Nelson Is enjoying a
visit this week from his sister, Miss
Edna Nelson, who resides at Pase-
dena. Calf. She was accompanied to
Denison by Miss Anderson. After
visit here they will go to jamestown,
Y, for a visit with relatives.
! Announcement was received in Den
ison this week of the birth OF a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Young ION,
May 2Sth at their home at Ogden,
Utah. y Mr.. Young is son Of Mrs.
Frank J. Young former resident of
! Denison now living at Sioux City.
Mrs. J. II. Mahoney returned to her
home in Des Moines Saturday after,
noon after spending few days here
visiting her sister Mrs. D. O. john
son. While here she attended the
graduation exercises, her niece, Miss
Lucille Johnson, being one of the
graduates.
| v. l.. Byers, the Reviews linotype
operator departed today for Iowa City
where he has accepted position with
the Daily Press. His son Max is con-
fined to the hospital at Iowa City and
wishing to be near him he accepted a
position there. Mrs. Byers and chill
dren will remain here in DenisOn I'M
til fall when they will go to Iowa City.
On Saturday evening at O'Clock at
the Methodist parsonage in Denison,
occurred the marriage of Edna A.
Steinkueh1er, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Steinkuehler, to Victor
M. McAllister, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
James McAllister, Rev. J. l.. Boyd
| performing the ceremony. Mrs.
Amanda Calkins, sister of the groom,
was present at the wedding.
! Oscar Strahan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
! VIM. Strahan Of this city, who is
teaching in Clinton was called last
week TO Fl Snelling Mimi where he