The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19
Local Mention


Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Neal, of Sac City,
spent Sunday at the Bamford home.
Mrs. Patrick Dean and son, of Vail.
were Denison shoppers on Tuesday.
C. r. Fowler, of Kansas City, visit
ed friends in the city over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Leahey visited at the
Thos: Abbott home in Vail on Sun
day last.
The p. e. O. will meet with Mrs.
Frank Woolston Friday afternoon. at
3 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Mill, cashier at the
this week.
Mrs. A. r.. Curry visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Peckenpaugh, at Lo-
gan, last week.
Mrs. Roy Osterlund, of Vail, was
having dental work done in Denison
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. r. C. Mccarthy, Miss Anna and
Miss Mary Jane will be hostesses at
the next meeting.
Penelope will meet with Mrs. Frank
Pfarr one week from yesterday, Tues
day, September 25.
"Sweden's alibi is that she didn't
know the messages were loaded OBJ
serves the Perry Chief.
Mrs. Hannah Harris, who has been
visiting at the Mrs. August Hanke
home, has returned to Lincoln.
c. c. Freihage, of Hayes township,
accompanied by his family, visited at
the Fred Eisenhauer home in DenisOn
over Sunday last.
The Misses Agnes Powers and Mar
celia, Dean both of Vail, shOpped in
DenisOn on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. D. O. Johnson went to Omaha
Saturday where she will visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ed Phelan.
Tom Elwell is the new pOssessor
of Willys-Knight Six, recently pur-
chased from the Bruce Rogers gar
age.
Thad Stevens is one of the opera
tors now stationed at the North West
ern station, coming here from Wood
bine.
Fritz FRANKIE, and family, Of Battle
Creek, were III Denison and vicinity
last week, visiting relatives and many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Menagh and
son, Frank, were Sunday visitors at
the Howard Towne home southwest of
DenisOn.
Maurice Detlefsen and family were
in Denison Saturday from Schleswig,
visiting at the home of his brother,
VIM. Detlefsen.
Miss Eva Senseney, from Long
Beach. Cali. is expected to arrive
here next Monday for visit at the
Earl Heiden home.
Not merely do the soldier boys need
all the socks the girls can knit. but
the work displays their pretty hands
to great advantage.
Rev. Frese, of the Lutheran church
was out in Nebraska over Sunday,
where he delivered Reformation
sermon in English.
Miss Grace Selander spent the
greater part of last week at Albert
City, visiting friends. She returned
to Denison Monday.
Among those driving autos this
week we notice Henry Dodge. who is
driving a Willys-Knight, purchased OF
the Bruce Rogers concern.
The only trouble with these letters
that have been seized as evidence
against the I. w. w., is that so many
of those people can't write.
Mrs Fred Drummer and little son
are spending the week in Atlantic,
where she is visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hover.
1t is pity that the plotters and
traitors, cant go off somewhere by
themselves where they could spend
their lives embarrassing each other.
H. l.. Webster of Des Moines, has
accepted position with the Grau
Drug Co. His work as a window card
writer is attracting some attention.
Hugo Gebert, of the Boys store, ac-
companied by Mrs. Gebert, went to
Chicago Monday evening where Mr..
Gebert will purchase goods for the
store.
John Schnoor and family visited at
the Fred Smith home in Ida Grove
Sunday They found the little grand
daughter in the best of spirits and
health.
The St. Rose circle was entertained
ny MTS. y. -. IIOulIldI, hI D. ~ A''H
Andrews and Miss Elizabeth Meehan
instead of Mrs. Mary Mcmahon as
mentioned in our last issue.
Martin Rosburg came down from
Hinton Friday and visited at the A.
r.. Curry home. Returning, he was
accompanied by Mrs. Rosburg. who
had been in Denison for some time.
+ w. A. Lamborn and wife arrived
in Denison Monday evening from Oko-
boji, where they have spent the sum-
mer. Coming down they stopped at
Rockwell City and visited two days.
George Selander came down from
Boone Sunday and returned home on
Monday with his family, who had
spent the greater part of the past
month at the Mrs. Gus Selander home.
DR.. L. A. Larson visited at the home
of his parents in Columbus, Nebraska
last week, returning to Denison Mon
day He reports the crops in that
vicinity very good, but not up to
Iowa corn.