The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14

| to Lincoln, NeD., last week.
James Turner, of Deloit, spent sew
eral days in Denison last week.
Miss Orpha Campbell was shoppe
in Denison Monday from Deloit.
Hannes Herman. of West Side, wal
a business caller here Thursday.
Fred Weber, of Deloit, was among
the business visitors here Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thies
Thursday, February Sth, a daughter
l.. c. Thiedeman was pleasant
business caller from West Side Satur
day. .%
Mr. John Pithan, of Boyer, spen
Monday in Denison transacting bust
ness. -...
Miss Malvina Driscoll was among
| the, shoppers from Vail in Denison or
Saturday. j.. g..
DR.. Hugo Selander, of Schleswig
spent Friday in Denison visiting witt
his mother.
Miss Ennice Dobson, of Deloit, was
in Denison Saturday spending the day
with friends.
Editor L. G. Hatch, of the Dow City
Informer, was business caller in the
town Monday.
N. R. Wilder was up from Dow City
Monday transacting business at the
county capital
Lester L. Hahn, of Buck Grove. visit
ed with friends in Denison several
days last week. 49, ,
Mrs. H. D. Jones, of Schleswig.# Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Hall, in Denisor
several days last week.
Elmer Watson was down from
Schleswig Friday and Saturday visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mohr were down
from Schleswig Saturday shopping and
calling on acquaintances. D..
Edward Christensen and Alfred En-
gelking, of Schleswig, were business
visitors in Denison Saturday.
Harry Strathman, of West Side, was
in Denison Thursday taking the exam
ination for railway mail clerk. *
Nr.{a'1i&;. Mrs. Henry Brohn, of Buck
Grove, We're week end guests at the
Herman Boyer home in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hansohn were
down from Deloit Monday spending
the day with friends and shopping
Frank Murtaugh was down from Vail
Saturday transacting business and
calling on county seat acquaintences
When answering advertisements ap
pearing in this paper, kindly mention
the fact that you read the ad in the
Review, ..
Messrs., Peter Sievers, NJ. ]. Camp
bell and E. J. Peters, of West Side,
were pleasant county seat business
callers Friday.
Mr.. Ed Finn was entertained Mon
day, in honor of his fourteenth birth
day BY the boys gymnasium class of
the high school.
H. F. Jess, of Deloit, was a Deni-
son visitor Monday. While in town
MIR. Jess called at this office and sub
scribed for the Review.
Miss Minnie Reimers, of Schleswig,
spent Sunday in Denison visiting at
the homes of her brothers, Messrs.
Edward and Albert Reimers.
r. T. Conner was in Des Moines on
Thursday and Friday of last week. in
attendance at the annual convention
of the Iowa Press Association.
Morgan Cornwell, of Spencer, de-
parted this morning for his homo af-
ter spending several days in Denison
visiting at the home Of Mrs. P. Z. G.
Lally. ..n,,H s'T.y
James Sims, of Chicago, has been in
Denison for the past week visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims.
He is in the employ of the bartlett
company, large real estate concern.
Mr.. Fred Morse, operator at the
Northwestern depot, has received
some thoroughbred cockerels from
Sac City and expects to go into the
chicken business on an extensive
scale. )
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baeth, Misses
Martha and Ella Bendixen and Messrs.
Peter Baeth and Emil Brockman were
down from Schleswig Saturday for
the purpose of having photographs TAX
ell at the Ferguson studio.
The store room in the Laub block
occupied by r. w. Bamford is being
renovated this week, new metal cell
ng being put on and the show windows
enlarged. The room will be re-de-
corated and fitted up in first class
shape before the spring business com.
A. F. Boylan returned Thursday
from Detroit where he spent several
days at the Maxwell automobile fac
tory. The Maxwell company will in
stall his vacuum gasoline system on a
greater part of their output this sea-
son, paying Mr.. Boylan a handsome
loyalty.
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