The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-04

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Miss Lillian Doherty was visitor
in the city Friday from Manila.
Patrick Mullen, of Arion. was a
county seat caller this afternoon.
Chris Nissen, OF Boyer, was a pleas
ant county seat business visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. Herbert Johnson. of kiron.
spent Friday in Denison visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Linman was down from Boyer
Friday shopping and calling on friends
in DenisOn. 3, .,- if.1of air Il
The first April shower visited us
yesterday, but today we enjoyed 9, real
| snow storm. t'72"i" So
Miss Elizabeth Cook underwent, an
operation at the Meehan hospital Tues
day forenoon.
Miss Grace Robb. of Charter Oak
was among the shoppers from out of
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Olry and daugh-
ter, Carmen. visited relatives at
Schleswig Sunday.
| VIM. Huckstep was down from ELS
Saturday transacting business and
calling on acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Petersen and
children were pleasant callers in Den
ison Saturday from Schleswig.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Iafrentz and
| daughter. Helma, were shoppers in
DenisOn Monday from Schleswig.
Mrs. Anna Leahy and Miss Frances
Leahy are spending few days in
Omaha this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert Lusk and Mrs. F.. NJ.
Brake were among those from Dow
City, shopping in. Denison yesterday.
| Nj. and Mrs: John Birkhofer' and
| daughter, Minnie. 5of Dow City, We're
| shopping in Denison between trains
| today.
John Pithan and Gus Stehr, promi-
! nent farmers of Stockholm township,
| were county seat business callers yes
| terday. &c.. ..,.,fL
Charles Silletto departed this morn
ing for Des Moines. where he will
spend the week end visiting his broth
| er, John.
| Miss Anna Flynn, the efficient assist
ant in the county superintendent Of
flee, enjoyed visit with friends at
Sioux City Friday.
Miss Birdie Barg, who teaches in
| the Schleswig public schools, is spend
ing this week in Denson visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berg.
Howard Mccullough, of Vail, was
in Denison Tuesday. coming here to
have an X-ray picture taken of his
arm which was broken recently.
IL Gn, n 1os, L.
Swasey and N. r. Wilder We're up from
Dow City Monday attending to some
business matters at the court house.
The ladies' of the Trinity Guild of
the Episcopal church will hold tea
room at. the home of Mrs. Geo. Nc
Henry on. next Wednesday afternoon.
Louie Arndt of Buck Grove, was in
the CITY Monday transacting business.
Mr.. fArndt will soon move to the vi
cinity Of Sidney, Neb., where he has
purchased land. fsBA. > =
William McHenry, who is attending
Coe, college at Cedar Rapids, is eXpec--
ed home this evening to spend the
spring vacation with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sears McHenry.
Mr.. M A. Harding was at Atlantic
over Sunday visiting at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Saley Mrs.
Harding, who has been visiting there
for the past week, accompanied her
husband home Monday.
Misses Alice Swanson. Dorothy
Tucker, Irene Cook and Hertha Leh-
feldt returned to Grinnell yesterday
to resume their studies after enjoying
Il weeks vacation in Denison visiting
at their respective homes.
Miss Luella Cole returned to Des
Moines this afternoon to resume her
school duties after a weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Cole accompanied her to
Des Moines, where she will take up
some special work in painting and
drawing.
o. NJ. Campbell. who was formerly
engaged in the jewelry business in
DeniSOn, but who now resides at Den
YER. stopped off here Saturday eve
ming between trains for brief visit
with friends. He was on his way to
Chicago on a business trip.
The local street cleaners are now
provided with small wagons much the
same as are in use in. the large cities,
which are a great Improvement over
the old method. The city council as
yet has not let the contract for flush
ing and sprinkling the streets.
The soldiers relief commission was
in session at the court house Tuesday
tor the purpose of making the usual
allowances to old soldiers and widows.
The commission is made up of Lyman
F. Morris. chairman, Deloit TheO.
Drake, Of Charter Oak, and T. J.
Shropshire, of Denison.
Mr.. w. w. Ferguson moved his
studio last week from the old quar-
ters to the rooms over Fred BerS's
store on Main street, which he will
occupy until his new building is COM
pleted. Mr. Schultz, who has the con-
tract for the new building, expects
to commence work next week and al
ready has much of the material on the
ground. The old building has been
sold and will be moved the last of this
week.
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