The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
Glen Honz, of Dunlap, transacted

| JdHlcS L MdllOy WAS plSdSdul Wis
tor in Denison Sunday from Vail.
Edward Dober, of West Side, tran
| acted business in Denison Monday.
Mr. Brenneman, of Baskerville, visit
| d with friends in Denison over Sun
AaS. M iliE99l Hltnsil.iGh. In T. =
MISS Agnes ,iHolIandrt was among
| hose from! Ntif Visiting, in the city
Saturday: HrfG ,"J%i' pht - "Hr. i'4 ,
~ Misses Marion and Loretta Harring
on We're shoppers in the city Saturday
from Vail.
Attorney Clement j, WEIGH transact
d legal business at Woodbine last
Wednesday.
Miss Eunice Dobson was down from
)eloit Saturday shopping and visiting
18th friends.
Mrs. Ward Towne, of Arion, was
ere Monday.
Edward Schroeder was down from
chleswig the latter part of the week
listing friends.
O. Reynolds was up from Dow City
Monday transacting business at the
ounty capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt enjoyed a
|vfsit with friends and relatives at
Voodbine over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Ahart, of Dow
ity. were among the out of town call
rs here last Thursday.
James McGinn returned Sunday
rom Omaha where he spent a few
avs visiting his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scott were up
rom Dow City Saturday spending The
ay with friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell were
own from Vail Saturday spending
he day visiting friends and shopping
The classified department of the Re.
Jew brings buyers and sellers togeth-
r. If you don't believe it, give it a
rial.
Miss Kate Schumacher, of the Bale
'rodersen store, has been sick for
he past few days suffering with an
tack of the grip.
Herbert Fuller the genial clerk at
artcher's was on the sick list several
avs last week suffering with an at
ack of the grippe. -s
Mrs. Chas. Bollen and little daugh-
err. returned Friday from a ten days
visit with friends and relatives at
)maha and Fremont.
Mrs. P. J. Farrelly and Miss Mar
arete Haugh were passengers to Car
oil Monday morning where they spent
he day visiting friends.
Dir. and Mrs. A. H. Rosberg re-
nrnnH fhiS olnrnino frN,O
where they have been for the past
ew days visiting relatives.
Miss Emily Sneckloth, who teaches
chool in Des Moines. is spending the
week in Denison visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sneckloth.
Miss Luella Cole,t an instructor in
the public schools at Des Moines, is
spending the spring vacation here Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Cole. ar -, .
Mr.. Ed Phelan of Omaha. stopped
off in Denison Sunday evening for
briet visit with friends. He left Mon
day. morning for Sac City on bust
ness trip
Messers. Q. A. Patterson, D. f. Voss
and Frank Lister left Sunday after
noon for Sioux City where they are
spending this week taking Sind de-
gree work in Masonry.
Mr. Geo. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Taylor, Miss ALAMEDA Bowman and
Miss Aurora Chamberlain, of Dunlap,
spent Monday in Denison visiting at
the home of N. G. Moeller.
Mesdames John Silletto, M. A. Hard
ng. F. N. Olry, o. c. Christensen and
Miss Deborah Tompkins left Sunday
or Davenport where they are in at
enhance at the Woodmen Circle con-
ention,
Prof F.. N. Olry returned home Fri
ay from Sioux City where he spent
several days in attendance at Nle
northwestern Iowa Teachers conven-
ion. Miss Myrtle McAhren and Miss
Harriet Hall also attended the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brandt We're
allied to Ames Saturday afternoon ON
ccOunt OF the serious illness of their
on, Rudolph, who is attending the
tate college there. We are glad to
eport that their son is now greatly
improved
Louie Lcclmillcr, Of the Lincoln
Highway garage. informs us that he re-
eived car load of Maxwells last
7eek. This machine is popular in
his territory and Mr.. Lockmiller has
old several car loads since he took
he agency.
This issue of the Review contains
lany advertisements of Denison mer-
hants who are announcing their
pring stock of up-to-date merchan-
Use. Read over the advertisements
nd when you call at the various stores
ust say you read their announcement
n the Review.
A large force of men have been en-
aged in cleaning the pavement for
he past few days. Practically. all of
he ice and mud has been scrapped off
nd hauled. away so everyone can ell
oy the Iaved streets again. The big
ractor has been in use, too. the past
eek, dragging the unpaved streets.
OrangRtday, Apple day, temon day.
Raisin Hhy, Fathers day.. Mothers
day' etci have allfbeen celehrated hut