The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15

Rev. Jas Murphy spent Tuesday in
Denison. 49,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Pfankuch spent
a couple of days the past week in
Omaha. 1r
H. Moore was passenger to Deni-
son Monday y, y...'|. 49,,
Thos. Sehidan spent last week in
different parts of Nebraska on bust
ness and visiting with relatives.
Glen Hill was a visitor In Omaha
|recently. b .% 40,
Miss Grace Ahrenkiel was Deni-
son caller Tuesday. ..s-1
| Miss Cawfield, OF Dunlap. visited
here last week at the Mrs. M. Dean
home. ...,.... y.. Ar
| Mrs. Steffen and children, of Wood.
bine spent last week here at the r.
thinner home. s.. 81 &s.,.,.,..,, -.
Earl Dugan and his mother. and
Rev. Jas. Murphy, Mrs. J. C.. WEIGH
and Josie Roche motored to Storm
Lake Wednesday of last week and
spent the day with relatives. >, q
r. ]. Harrington Sundayed with rel
atives in Dunlap. % r'.,.. -
Miss Angela kral spent the last of
the week with relatives in Arcadia.
| Miss Julia Ryan, Of Omaha, is here
for visit with her father, Thos. Ry-
an. NfH rs,.z.i. 80 ,n-
Mrs. NJ. F. Mcguire will go to Oma-
ha towmorrow (Tuesday), where she
will. spend ten days studying the fall
styles in millinery and buying her
winter stock. a.~.
| NJ. O'Connor and sons, John and
Charles. were county seat callers on
"Wednesday. E.N ID
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hoy returned
from the east Sunday. afternoon.
Mrs. p. r:Laine spent Monday with
relatives in Denison. 3d.. .,
H. Holley, of Carroll. was Vail
business caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Brogan motored
over to Denison Friday Oh business.
MRS. Thos. Ryan went to Omaha
Saturday, where she will enter st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment.
Mrs. E. T. Quirk and mother, Mrs.
McAndrews, spent Wednesday with
relatives in Denison. : E,.e
Miss Mary Gallagher, who has been
attending business college at Sterl-
ing, Ill.,, the past year. arrived home
last Friday morning. H.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hickey motored
to Denison Thursday. U.s. aa .se+.:
/ Mrs Hoy and two daughters spent
Wednesday in Omaha. 4.
E Mrs. Kate Costello and daughter,
Lesia, we're business visitors We'd
inesday in Denison. -. "-.
Attorneys WEIGH II and Bell 70 were
down from Denison = Friday evening
on business. Ga~,r a. ts,s e..
Mrs James Dugan. left Sunday eve.
ming for Chicago, where she goes as
"a delegate to the WOmans Cathe-
lie Order of Foresters' convention.
Rev. Father Murphy was a Denison
passenger on thH early train tiis
{ Monday)l morning. "a. t.sgy,.y
Mrs. MARY Mitchell was "a Denison
visitor Monday t,,e,r ~. 9s;gt.ys- le
Dave O'Reilly spent Sunday in Den.
ison at the Mrs. Servoss home st,
Misses Margaret and Nellie Hickey
and nephew; Charles q 'Connor, ex-
pect to leave tomorrow (Tuesday) for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where the
former will take; treatment for ,trheu-
matfsm; which has been troubling her
greatly 70 rthe past while. M&
"A cat 1Hduy AACuA ASAS "SSSAuSu
the funeral of Miss Marie Houlihan in
Denison today, Monday
I Mrs. Frank. Powers and Miss Liz
zie Lynch were Denison visitor Wed
nesday. l
Howard White and Chas, McCorm
lex spent last week at Lake Okoboji.
H, seignor was a county seat call
er Monday.
Miss O'Leary, of South Omaha, who
has been visiting her with relatives,
returned home Saturday. '''
James Maloy was in Denison on
business Monday.
Frank Starek spent Sunday at Mis-
souri, Valley at the A. w. Clark home.
!! Mrs. Dingman, of Onawa, who has
been visiting here with her son, G.
r. Dingn,an and family, left Sunday
for her home. 4
The skating rink. which has been
located on the square north of the
Mason hall for the past month, has
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