The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20

Chris Denker and II. c. Finnern
expect to go to Omaha Friday on
business.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meg
gers, OF Goodrich township, on June
I, a girl.
w. p. Hover spent Sunday in Sioux
City, where he visited his brother, M
G. Hover.
| Mrs. Dora Smith, of Traer, Iowa
is visiting at the Chas. Bollen home
this week.
| The w. r. c.. and d. A. r. or
CARNATIONS held their memorial days
this week.
| Messrs. Melvin and Guy Romans
mctOred to Omaha Monday where they
spent the day.
Gus Jams and wife, of Manning, are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs. e.
J. Miller, this week.
| w. r.. Porter, of Barron, Wis, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery, in DenisOn this week.
Miss Myrtle Albert returned Satur.
day evening from Des Moines. to spend
her vacation with her parents.
Glen Smutz and family visited at
the Wm Mcbride home near DenisOn
on Sunday, driving over from de-
fiance.
Wm Huckstep, Of Stockholm town
ship is at the Meehan hospital in
DenisOn undergoing a series of treat
ments.
Louie I.ocllmiller of the Lincoln
highway garage, is in Omaha today
and expects to return with two or
three Chalmers cars.
Charles Bullock, who is now at
ColfaX. cOntemplates Il visit to rela'
'tivcs at MacOmb, ILL.,. and Chicago
| during the coming week.
| George Human, and his mother OF
Malard. visited at the Thos. Lister
home in Denison, over Sunday. They
were former residents OF Denison.
Mrs. ]. r. Carey. Margaret and Gail
Carey and Reulah AyleswOrth motored
up to Lake View Saturday, where they
spent Sunday at the Carey cottage.
Mrs. Charles Shives left this morn.
ing for Shelby, Neb.. where she will
visit for two or three weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mckim'
sey. .'|s. -.
| Feed Eckert and family. of Ken
wood; spent Sunday and Monday with
the Louie Pankow family In DenisOn.
Mr.. Eckert runs the elevator at Ken.
wood.
Wm. Koepkc and wife and Albert
Swesow and wife were at Lakewood
a couple of days last week, taking an
outing and making some fine catches
OF fish.
Mrs. Sam Cole. of Douglas, Wyo,,
is now confined to the Meehan hos
pital. where she Is taking treatment,
md we are glad to report that she
is improving.
| The dance at the Midway Heights
last evening was we'll attended, and
everyone had big time. One hun.
dred tickets were sold, and music was
furnished by Hams Novelty orches.
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Hans Reimers and wife. Mrs. Emma
Reimers and son, Gerald, and Dwight
Patton and wife, all of Manning and
Mrs. August Voss OF West Side, were
Sunday visitors at the Chas. Dollen
home in Denison.
! Little Margaret Wood, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, is at the
Meehan hospital, where she under
went minor operation. The little
lady" is getting along nicely, having
met the operation bravely. De-.
Mrs. w. J. Albert and daughter, lie.
lia. and Glennie, returned the first
part of the week from Des Moines.
They attended the graduating exer.
cises at Drake university-Miss Myrtle
being one Of the graduates.
Frank Larson. Of Deloit. accompan.
led by his sons :ld two daughters
and Miss Clara Nelson. OF Minnesota,
were Denison visitors this forenoon.
Mr.. Larson called at the Review and
year
Rev. Hamilton and his boy scouts
gave a demonstration of scout work
at the gymnasium last evening. in
order to enthuse others to join the
scout movement. Drill work, build.
ing of bridges, signalling. and tieing
knots were demonstrated.
Frank Barrett was up town this
morning and informed the Review re-
porter that he had just traded his 213
acre farm, near Coon Grove, to Pat
rick Hassett for 200\ acres near Ar
ion. Mr.. Barrett put his farm in at
1925 per acre and took Mr.. Hassett's
at $3.50 per acre.
The j. A. Houlihan farm, consisting
of 44O acres, laying in Milford town
ship, was sold this morning to Pat.
Finn. of Denison. the consideration
being $3.50. w. w. Cushman is cred
tied with having made the sale, and
rs all parties concerned are salts
fled it is said to have been q fine
sale. We have not learned Mr.. Houl-
ihan's intentions as to the future.
DR.. L. M. Coon and Sears McHenry
departed Monday evening for Fort
Dodge, where they met Mrs. McHenry
who accompanied them to Milton.
Wis, to attend big home coming Of
MILTON oolIava of that nlaco nr COOn