The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02

otoI ICCtS AuCSuoy CFC-
ming, January Sth.
Frank Stehlik was business visit
or here Monday from Vail.
Fred Schultz OF Kiron was bust
ness caller in this city Monday.
NJ. D. Mahoney of Kenwood was in
Denison Monday on business mis-.
sion.
sils removed at the Meehan hospital
Sunday.
Miss Leona Firth. of Manning. made
a brief visit with friends in Denison
Monday.
The Friday club will hold its regular
meeting, Friday, January 4th with Mrs.
H.'A. Carpenter.
Miss Lillian PAIL, resident of Len
OK. visited friends in Denison the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansohn were
down from Deloit Monday transacting
business and shopping.
Miss Teas, the trained nurse. was
called to Charlton Monday on account
Of the death OF an uncle.
Fred Rickers was down from Jack
son township Saturday transacting
business at the court house.
Lee VIM was up from Dow City
Monday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Miss Edna Raine left Sunday for
Dunlap where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. A. N. Jordan for a week.
C. E. Dobler was down from West
Side Monday calling on old friends
and attending to some business.
Mrs. P. J. Brannon was a passenger
to Sioux City Saturday morning, where
she spent the day visiting friends.
Miss Marie Miller. of Indianola. ar
rived in Denison Friday for visit at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Frank r.
Lynch.
Gus Arnold and Rudolph Rath were
among those from Buck Grove attend
ing to business matters in Denison on
Monday.
The Woodman OF the World and the
Woodman Circle will hold joint install.
latiOn OF officers Saturday evening of
this week.
Mrs Melvin Currier. who resides
near Defiance, was in Denison Thurs.
day spending the day with her father,
John Hail.
Luman- -Sewell departed Friday for
Sioux Falls, S. d., where he is spend
ing few days looking after his farm
located near there.
Ed Schroeder was down from Schles
wig Saturday attending to some bust
ness matters and calling on county
seat acquaintance.
Miss Grace Meyers returned Satur-
day from Des MOines. where she visit
ed at the home of her brother. F. w.
Meyers, over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baer and son,
Arthur, spent Christmas week visiting
relatives in Denison, returning to their
home at Newell Thursday. !
Miss Fern Mills returned to Lincoln
Sunday to resume her studies at the
State university after spending the
holidays here with relatives.
B. H. Beaman of Deloit. was in Den
ison on business Monday. He paid this
Office d call and extended his subscrip-
ton another year before the raise in
price.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
a regular meeting Saturday at the
McHenry hall. Installation of officers
will take place and a good attendance
is desired.
Misses Margaret and Mary Lewis
and Vera King, residents Of Omaha,
are spending a few days in Denison
this week, guests at the James Arm
strong home.
C,,l N.bn a hnlidovc
in Denison visiting at the home Of his
brother, Brown l.'mans, returned to.
day to Omaha to resume his studies
at Creighton college.
Robert Cochran returned today to
Ames to resume his studies at the
State college after spending the
Christmas vacation here with his
father, E. T. Cochran.
The Misses Vera Menagh, Helen
Boylan, Clara Curry. and Beulah
returned to Lincoln, Nebr..
Sunday to resume their studies at the
university there.
Miss Sylvia Cochran. who has been
spending the holidays here with her
father. L. T. Cochran, will leave Sat.
urday for New Hampton to resume
her teaching in the public schools.
Alfred G. Rohwer returned Thurs.
day from West Point, Neb., where he
spent Christmas with his wife. Mrs. !
Rohwer is still at West Point helping
to care for her father who is serious
ly i'll. >
J Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baer enter.
tanned company of thirty guests at
Christmas dinner Those from out OF
town present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Baer, and son, Of Newell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Frahm and son, and Austin
Holmes, OF Astor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil WalrOd, of Lake View.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nash. of Red.
field. S. d.. were visiting friends in
this city Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Nash was formerly Miss Mae
Smith, of this city, but has been liv-
ing at Sioux City for the past several
years, where she was married to
Hugh Nash on Christmas Day. They |
will reside on farm near Redf1eld,
where Hugh has been located for a
number Of years. |