The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
Local Mention.

ZIG Guy FFludy ITUAI Vail.
DR.. J. c. Robinson transacted bust
ness at Dow City Friday.
Miss Angelina Kral was caller in
the city Monday from Vail.
Miss Hazey Kearney, of Vail, was
a Denison shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Prentice OF Deloit, visit
ed with friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Will Kral was shopper in
Denison last Thursday from Vail.
Miss Hilda Rickers of West Side,
visited with friends here Monday.
c. l.. Voss was in Mapleton Tues
day afternoon transacting business.
Mrs. Enos Cross was up from Dow
City Tuesday visiting friends and shop
ping.
MIR, and Mrs. James McKim we're
pleasant visitors here on Monday from
Dcloit.
Miss Irene Kearney was down from
Vail Saturday spending the day with
friends.
II. A. Boysen of Schleswig, was a
pleasant business caller in Denison
yesterday.
Clarence O'Meara of Buck Grove,
was in DeMisOn yesterday transactins
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jensen. OF
West Side, we're pleasant Denison call
'ers Monday.
Miss Mathilda Rickers was among
those from West Side visiting in Deni.
son Tuesday.
Mrs. Chris Suhr was up from Arion
Saturday making brief visits with
friends in Denison.
Guy Romans, student at Creighton
college in Omaha, visited relatives in
Denison over Sunday.
Robert kastnef, a, resident of
Schleswig, was brief business caller
at the county capital Monday.
George Bledcoe was down from Vail
last Thursday attending to some bust
ness matters at the county capital.
Miss Laura Wiebers., a resident Of
Arcadia was in DenisOn Friday spend
Ing the day with friends and shopping.
Roy Naeve OF Schleswig spent yes
terday afternoon in the city transact
ing business and calling on acquain'
fences.
Mrs. John Fleming and Miss Mar
caret Fleming were down from Boyer
yesterday shopping and calling on
friends.
Fred Rickers and daughter, Milinda
motored down from Breda yesterday
to attend to some business matters at
the county capital.
The Lincoln Highway garage reports
the sale OF Hudson Super-SiX touring
car to Sam NewcOm of Boyer, the lat
ter mart of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Meehan was a pas
senger to Chicago Saturday evening
where she is spending few days
this week visiting friends.
County Treasurer Louie Evers is
the proud father of a baby girl born
on Monday, November S. Mother and
babe are both reported to be doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schnoor and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clark motored up to
Ida Grove Sunday where they enjoyed
the day, guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith.
Misses Amanda Kruse and Lillian
Behan went to Manning the first OF
the week and in company with party
of friends left for motor trip to
various points in Wisconsin.
Miss Kate Gaffey resigned her posi-
ton as stenographer at the Review Of
fee Saturday and will teach school.
Miss Kate Silletto will come to the Re-
view on the 18th of this month.
Only one marriage license has been
issued by County Clerk ]. w. Mona
CHAN during the past week. that being
tn Arthur ID. Allen and Kate A. Still
man on Thursday, November I.
w. A. Cramer, W. E. kahler. J. w.
Monaghan and Leo Collins motored
down to Council Bluffs Friday where
they witnessed the football game be.
tween Council Bluffs and Denison.
The J. w. Miller. Jr. Real Estate
Agency reports the sale Of the John
Hoffert residence property on East
broadway to Edith Randall, OF Deni-
son. Possession December l. 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Abbott were
down from Odebolt yesterday transact
ing business. While in the city, Mr..
Abbott called at the Review office
and extended his subscription to the
paper for another year.
Marls Clark who is stationed at
Camp Dodge has been promoted to
the non.commissioned office of cor.
poral so we are informed. Mark is
digging right into the work at the
camp and is making good.
County Engineer H. B. Fishel de.
parted Monday evening for two or
three weeks hunting trip in the woods
of northern Minnesota. He went dir
ectly to Pine Cone Camp where he
will spend q few days hunting with
John Tamm and John Saggau and from
there will go north in quest of big
game.
: On the first page of the first section
of this issue of the Review will be
found an interesting letter from Percy
Cavett, received by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. N. P. Cavett, the latter part
of the week. Percy is a member OF
the Rainbow division and was on board
the President Grant enroute to France.
Tie boat after some four days at sea
returned to. New York. It Is reported
that some of the Denison boys who
returned on this Boat will be sent to
Des Moines for police duty.