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


from Chicago tonight.
Born, to Perry Brogden and wife on
Sunday last, daughter.
Fl. Johnson, of Ida Grove, transact
ed business here yesterday.
Chas. Lamberty spent Sunday at Ar
cadia, where he visited relatives and
friends.
Mrs. w. E. Kahler leaves tomorrow
for Traer, Ia, where she will visit her
parents for two weeks.
Geo. Naeve has been up in North
and South Dakota the past ten days
looking after landed interests.
c. l.. Voss and family started today
for Clinton. and Freeport, Ill.,, where
they will visit for week. They drove
overland.
w. J. McAhren, who has been visit
ing at the Van Steenberg home IN
Maryville, Mo-, the past week, return
ed to Denison Tuesday.
w. X. D6bler, of Vail. had delivered
to his place on Monday fine Victrola
musical instrument. he and his fam
lily will greatly enjoy.
Gus Detlefsen, of Hanover township.
who has been very ill. is now fast
improving, a fact which his many
friends will be glad TO note.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle went to
Chicago Friday for a ten days visit
Upon her return. she will be accom-
panied by a Wellesley college chnm.
The Simon Krnse S3.acre farm,
north of Deloit, was sold last week
to Chas. Stang for $2l7 per acre. The
Bliesman Land Co., OF DenisOn. made
the deal.
NJ. ]. Momsen, of East Boyer town
ship, brought to DenisOn on Tuesday
five head of hogs that averaged 2'o
pounds apiece for which he received
$l480 per hundred.
Robert Ewall and family returned
Tuesday from Atlantic, where they
have been visiting the past week at
the home of AR. Hill. Mrs. Hill is
a sister of Br. Ewall.
Judge Hutchinson is expected here
next Monday when he will hold a con-
tinuation of the March term OF the
district court There are two or three
importantxcases to come up. z.-5..-es5- ham,
Mr.. 51seman, who is so we'll known IN
the county as dealer in medicine anu
proprietary goods, is ''ba aching 1t now
when at home, as his wife is visiting
her relatives in central Iowa. o.
Mr., and Mrs. William Cook. who
were so long residents Of Milford
township, have decided to make their
future home in Iowa Falls. They have
certainly selected a fine residence
city. -..
A card from Carl f. Kuehnle, jr..
written from Fort Smelling, says that
he has been promoted to Troop one
of the calvary and further says he is
satisfied with army life as found at
the fort.
Mr.. l.. Cornwall and wife. after a
stay of a few weeks in their fine res
idence in this city, have taken their
departure for Lake Okoboji, where
they will spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Miss Lulu Saul stopped off in Deni'
son Saturday on her way home to
Douglas, Wyo., from Madison, Wis,
for a brief visit with friends and her
sister, Mrs. Sam Cole, who is confined
in hospital here.
Mrs. p. j. Portz and Mrs. James
Tate returned from Armour, 5. d.,
Saturday evening. where they attend
ed the funeral of their neice, Mrs. A.
T., Reichman, who died on Monday
following an operation for ,goitre.
Fannie Woolston and Charlie Ahart
returned from Shenandoah Saturday
evening where they had been attend
ing a meeting Of the Epworth League.
Ethel Chamberlin, who went witt
them, remained over Sunday and then
went to Audubon for a visit
Mrs. Roland Jones took her depart
ure on Monday for Davenport. Her
husband has good situation in the
government arsenal at Rock Island.
Her many friends hope that she will
find congenial neighbors and enjoy
life at the big city on the Mississippi.
Our esteemed fellow citizen and old
resident, E. Fink, is quite i'll at the
home OF his son, Hannibal Fink, on
East fremont street. Mr.. Fink has
had long and honorable career in
this county, and there is no man who
stands higher in public esteem than
he.
Vernon Shippee, whose home is at
Ashton, ILL.,, but who has been attend
ing Cornell college at Mt. Vernon, ar
rived in Denson Saturday and will
spend the summer here. Mr.. Shippee
is an expert saXophone player and will
assist the Denison band in their con-
certs during the summer.
The Knights of Pythias lodge of this
city will celebrate the annual men,
orial day for the deceased members
OH next Sunday afternoon. We under
stand the committee is very anxious
that all knights in the city shall at
tend. The relatives Of the deceased
knights are expected to attend.
William F. Van Dusen, of West
vile, Ind, and Miss Bertha Rooster.
of Vail. with few of their friends
from Vail and Manila, visited the
manse last Saturday and were united
in marriage by Robert Karr. Mr..
and Mrs Van Dusen will visit for
few days at the home OF the brides
parents and then proceed to Indiana,