The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-28
Local Mention

s. G.. Hammack was Il business call
or in Dcnison Monday from Dow City
". r.. Ferry and daughter, Miss Mil
bred visited relatives in Vail Sunday
Additional DcnisOH local news will
be found on page five of the frs,
section.
Mrs. Otis Nelson of Ariun WAS among
the shoppers from out Of town horc
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ilcmphill. of
Buck Grove, were pleasant DcnisOll
callers Monday.
J, r. Terry, prominent merchant at
Logan, was in Dcnson Tuesday tran
sacting business.
Mrs y. T.. c. Lally and daughter.
Mrs. Henry Saggau spent Monday in
Omaha visiting friends.
Airs. John Poitevin and daughter.
were among those from Dow City in
pcnison Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter PaulsOn enjoyed
visit Saturday from their son, Aug.
Paulsen and family OF Schleswig.
The board Of supervisors is in scs-
sion today allowing claims and attend
ing to some minor business matters.
DR.. and Mrs. II. ID. Jones of Schlcs-
wig stopped off in Dcnison Friday be-
tween trains on their way to Omaha.
Misses Hilda christensen and Ida
Specht were over from Charter Oak
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Theresa NJ Cochran WIS called
to Council Bluffs Monday on account
of the serious illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs D. T.. Voss visited at
Council Bluffs Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. Voss's sister, Mrs Fred Merrick.
Miss Naomi Stock. who has been
trimming in millinery store at Alton
the past season. returned home Mon
day.
Or. i. J. Miller motorcd over from
Manning Sunday morning for a brief
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Miller
Miss Wilctta Strahan who teaches
at Mason City will spend the week end
in Denison visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Stralan.
Verne tSocking, wena down to Omaha
this afternoon where they will spend
Thanksgiving day at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Campbell.
Miss Grace Meyers went down to Dcs
Moincs today where she will spend
THANKSGIVING with her brother, Mr..
r. w. Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mcbride and
Mrs. Thos. Mcbride Of Defiance, mo-
torcd to Denison Friday for Il visit
ut the VIM. Mcbride home.
Miss Josephine Hiatt, resident of
IudianOla, arrived in DcniSOn today
for a few days visit with her former
schuolmatc. Mrs. D. e. Voss.
The city electric department reports
the sale of electric stoves to Mrs. Aug
ust Hanke, Mrs. p. J. klinkcr. and
Mrs. Stouffcr during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs e. W. Pierce were in
Sioux City Tuesday attending the fun
oral of Mrs. Will Brake. Mrs. Brake
was formerly resident of Dow City.
Miss Hazel l,cutcl who is attending
Simpson college at lndianola, arrived
in Dcnison today Tor a week end visit
at the parental, Robert Beutal home.
Mrs. S. T. Rudd returned to her
home in Lincoln Saturday after very
pleasant visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mcbride. north Of town.
Miss Margaret MclIcnry returned
homo Monday from Sioux City where
she enjoyed Il several days visit at
the home of her cousin. George See.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Cornwall Of
Spencer. arrived in DcnisOn this after
noon to spend Thanksgiving day with
the lattcr's mother. Mrs. =. l.. c..
Lally.
Miss Mary Lally who attends st.
.'oscph's Seminary at dubuque. re-
turned home Monday for a week. Wis
it with her mother. Mrs. p. E. c.
Lally
Miss Beatrice Lally who has been
studying music in Chicago. since last
fall, arrived home the first Of the week
and will remain here until after the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nauschutz and
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Malgran OF Lake
field, Mimi. visited in Denison the
uast week at the VIM. Detlefsen and
Peter Sanders homes.
Ben Smith came down from Pipe
stone, Mimi, the first of the week to
attend to some business matters. Mr..
tDIlItH VIII cIiUcuNOI ~ uISpOSC VI lHc
livery business which he purchased /
Of w. H. Laub before he returns to
Mr.. and Mrs. John SchnOOr and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clark motored to Ida
Grove Sunday where they spent the
day, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. Clark re-
manned at Ida Grove with her sister,
where she will take course of treat !
ments from an Osteopath.
w. +. Terry is in receipt Of letter
from his son, ROllo. stating that he
has rented his farm near Bolivar,
Mo-, and is now living in town. ROllo
has purchased a garage in Bolivar
and will devote his entire time to its
operation. He is hustler and we
predict he will make success OF his
NJ A. Penny local agent for the
illinois Central last week received no.
lice that commencing with Sunday.
lis hours of service at the depot
would be from 500 a. III. to 600
!, lot What mazda tha npWS