The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-21

! J. J. Mccormick, of Vail, was a
county seat caller today.
Mr.. G. M. McAhren is reported quite
sick at his home this week.
Miss Anna Murtaugh, of Vail, visit
eG with friends here Monday.
Frank Wiley, of Dow City, was a
business. visitor here Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mundt
a son on Monday. March 18th.
Nes Taylor, of Boyer, was in the
city Friday transacting business.
Thos. Lane, section foreman at Ellis,
was business caller here Tuesday.
John c. Suhr and son, residing near
Vail, are in town today on business.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs George Schroe
| der March 9Th, a twelve pound boy.
Geo. Hutchinson, of Deloit, attend
ed to some business matters here Fri
day.
Mrs. Edward Dunn, of Ulmer, was a
pleasant caller in the city last Thurs
day. 49,, ..,. a
MIR. and Mrs Robert White were
pleasant callers in the city Friday from
Vail. - -
Mrs. Stepanek was among those
yesterday.
Today is the first day of spring. No
one need complain of the beautiful
balmy day
D. W. Cose was down from Deloit
Friday calling on acquaintances and
transacting business.
Frank Cleary, of Wyoming, who is
a guest at the Francis Gibson homo,
is reported quite sick.
w. J. Imrie, the horse buyer, who
was at Laub's barn Monday, purchased
six fine head of animals.
Mrs Frank Woolston left Thursday
for visit with relatives and friends
at Cedar Rapids and Dewitt.
B. Sharp was up from Dow City yes
terday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Mr. and Mrs. c. McCord, of Kenwood
were in Denison last Wednesday at
tending to some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ferguson spent
Tuesday in Omaha selecting electric
light fixtures for the new building.
A. c. Rohwer was passenger to
Omaha Tuesday morning, where he
spent the day transacting business.
Mrs. A. G. Schoenjahn was among
those from West Side shopping here
Saturday -
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Foote, residents
of Omaha, were pleasant guests at
the DR.. ]. J. Meehan home over Sun
day.
J. V. Barborka was in Boone Fri
day, where he played that evening
with an orchestra for a big social
function.
Julius Mailer was awarded the con-
tract last week for the construction of
the A. 3. Lorenzen home on East
Broadway.
Mr.. Loud, a representative of the
Chas. A. Eaton Shoe company, spent
Sunday in Denison, a guest of Mr.. S.
G. Wright.
Attention of Review readers is
called to the announcement of VIM.
Slavery, which appears on page six of
this section.
Mrs. A. G.. Hansen, who recently I'M
derWent an operation at the Meehan
hospital, was able to return to her
homo Sunday.
Earl Iseminger, who is farming in
North Dakota, is spending this week
in Denison visiting at the home of his
uncle, DR.. VIM. Iseminger.
Mrs. Phillip Farrelly underwent a
serious operation at the Meehan hos
pital the last of the week. She is re-
ported to be doing nicely. .u.
Mr.. C. L. Voss returned Sunday eve
ming from KNOXVILLE. Mo-, where he
was called on business. He stopped
off at Iowa City on his way home to
visit Loyal
George Cory, brothe1 of Conry.
who has boon confined to the Meehan
hospital for some time on account of
an injured hip, was able to return
home Sunday.
Mr.. r. D. Raster, of Boone, an eX.
pert cleaner and dyer, arrived in Den.
ison the first of the week to work for
Mr.. A. B. Reesberg in his plant on
South Main street.
The Oxford cafe is undergoing a
rencvating this week and a
new floor is being laid. Mr.. Smith,
the proprietor, is sparing no expense
in making the cafe strictly to to date.
Mr.. S. G. Wright departed yesterday
on his western trip for the Chas. A. |
Eaton Shoe company. Mr.. Wright has
a large western territory, which will |
require from now until July to cover
Mr.. E. H. Tucker was taken to the |
Meehan hospital today for treatment. |
Mr.. Tucker has been confined to his |
bed since last Thursday and it is hoped |
that his condition will improve at the
hospital.
j. w. Miller, Jr. expects to let con-
tracts early next month for the con-
struction of two fine modern resi-
lences. All of his houses with the en-
,eption of one which is now under
have been sold.
Misses Dorothy Tucker, Hertha Leh-
,eldt, Alice Swanson, Irene Cook and
Grace 1nghram are expected home
Thursday evening from Grinnell to
spend the spring vacation of two
weeks at their respective homes.