The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12
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! Local Mention

~, ivan! Kelly spent SUNDAY IN Low
City visiting friends s"..
Miss Anna Nissen, of Boyer, was
Denison shopper Thursday.
David Bell Of Vail, transacted bust
ness in this city Saturday.
John Walsh, of Vail, was a count,
seat business caller Friday.
Mrs. t. Christensen was a shopper
in Denison Thursday from Schleswig
Mrs. A. w. Wilson was up from
Dow City Monday on q shopping tour
L. c.. Hatch, mayor OF Dow City, was
inaaDenison Monday transacting bust
ness. 7.r:g.,!ig nj, .S,f.s,--,s-4, ,,..;.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thies were pleas
ami. visitors in Denison Friday from
DelOit. ,..,
+ J. H. Grimm, of Dow City, was q
pleasant business caller in Denison
Friday.
Mrs. Joe Kral was down from Val
Friday for a brief visit with friends in
the city. .. 49,
Miss aLottie Bixler and Mr.. and Mrs
Bert McCord visited friends in Dow
City Sunday.
Geo. Friday was down from Vail on
Saturday attending to some business
matters here. a@-.+.-s 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rath, Of Buck
Grove were among the callers from
out ,!of town Friday. }z-4ys-.= ,s,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Krauth spent
Sunday 1t Vail with their daughter,
MIS-. Louie Etsel and family.
Leslie 7Prueter, OF West Side, spent
iyesterday afternoon in Denison at
tending to some business matters.
Frank Murtaugh was down from
Vail Thursday attending to some bus
mess matters at the county capital.
Mrs. r. A. Friend arrived here on
Monday evening for weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. w. D.
Luney.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bruggen went to
Schleswig; Monday where they will
spend the week with their son, John
Nsnd family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cornwell left today
Tor their summer cottage at Lake Oko-
boil where: they will remain for the
summer months 7 3
Arlo Hagge, of West Side, was a
business caller in Denison Saturday
MISS Emma Rooster, of Vail, was in
Denison Monday shopping.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Robinson and
daughter, Maxine. were passengers to
Omaha Monday afternoon where they
spent the day with friends.
J. G. Kevan, of Kansas City. Mo-, has
been visiting the past week in Denison
with his sister, Mrs. p. w. Harding,
and other relatives In the county.
Miss Ruth Cole arrived home Satur.
day night from Knoxville where she
had charge of the music department
for the last half of the school year.
Mrs. Lena Kahler who has been Wis.
,iting relatives here for the past two
months expects to return to her home
In Traer the latter part of the week
s@ H. C. Finnern, editor of the Herold
spent Saturday and Sunday at Water
loo visiting old acquaintances. Mr..
[Finnern formerly edited German pa
per at Waterloo. .....
~ Mrs. John Bailey went to Carroll
Tuesday to care for Mrs. Jesse
Schwartzenbach's children while she
is in attendance at the w. r. C. con-
.YentiOn at Des Moines.
y, The Misses Norelius, of Kiron, Grace
1nghram, Of Milford .townlhip. and
Irene Cook and Dorothy Tucker, of
Denison, returned from Grinnell col
lege on Tuesday evening. g:
NJ w. M. Binkley and family are now
located in DenisOn, the family having
arrived from Petersburg, Neb.. this
last week. Mr.. Binkley, Is the new
service manager of the municipal light
plant. 49,
u Mrs. John Cook returned from Grin
nell on Tuesday evening. She had been
In attendance at the commencement
exercises of Grinnell college,, from
which institution her daughter, Irene,
graduated.
rtt The board of supervisors convened
at the court house Tuesday and are
engaged In caTvassing the votes cast
at the primary election. Few discrep-
ancies have been found in the vote as
first reported. 49,.
~ Mrs. Joe 1nghram, who attended the
commencement exercises at Grinnell
college, where her daughter, Grace,
graduated, stopped at Ames on her
TAOtu1ASIAAP 0Au SlottCu Will AoAoCSoS
aud friends. asr t-4s "a
4 Word reaches Denison that Theo.
Carter, former Denison boy, but for
years past one of the leading mining
operators Of Silver City. N. NJ, has
been commissioned captain in the
national army and expects to soon
leave for France.
u Mrs. J. Martin Watson, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. L. d.
Ley, in Denison for the past two
weeks. will leave Thursday for Kan
sas City, where she will visit with
friends and relatives before returning
to her home at Portland, Ore. s..
t4 County Attorney w. E. Kahler in.
forms the Review that number of
motor trucks are being operated in the
county without state license. All
trucks which are capable of travelling
more than ten miles per hour are re.
quired to have a license. Unless such
nVnara5 nf trucks SAfllre licenses at