The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-09

! Mrs. =. Brockelsby was caller IL
Omaha Monday.
Messrs. John O'Connor. Earl Dugan
Will Maloney and Thos. Devaney mo
tored to Arcadia Tuesday.
Alice Dugan returned to her hoMl
in Carroll Tuesday after a visit here
at the J. J. Mccormick home. Marie
Mccormick accomp1 MED her for {
short visit.
Mrs. John Smith of West Side wa!
visiting friends here Monday.
Mrs. James Watson visited at thu
A. D. Servoss home in Denison.
Adrian Mitchell and John Holland
were passengers to Arcadia Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave ,OReilly, son
Jack, and Mrs. Geo. Servoss visited
New Years day at the A. ID. Servoss
home in Denison.
The Lorenzen Orchestra accompan
led by Mr.. F. Sheridan played for .
dance in Denison Monday night.
Angela Kral was shopping in Deni
son Monday
Mrs. Ed Duffy and little son visited
their many friends in West Side Mon
day.
Anna Brogan and John Giblin re
turned home the first of the week from
Cedar Rapids where they had been to
see the latter's father, John l.. Giblin
NJ. Deveaney was q passenger to
Omaha Tuesday,
Pat Bierne visited friends in Deni
son Monday.
Misses Blanch and Gladys Lorenzen
are visiting at the J. P. Flahive home
In Denison.
Mrs. Frank Murtaugh, Angela Fitz
simmons and Marie McNertney visited
In Denison Wednesday.
Fred and Julia Lyons, of Denison are
visiting friends here.
Misses Fern Farley and Elsie Shup'
itor were passengers to Denison Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Wood and children of Denison
visited at the C. Norton home Tues
day.
Margaret Molseed returned to her
home in Omaha Wednesday after a
weeks visit with relatives.
John O'Connor and Geo. Keane were
Denison visitors Wednesday.
Miss Madeline Glynn returned on
Wednesday to resume her studies at
Chicago, after spending the holidays
here at her home. Mrs. J. M. Glynn
as far as Carroll.
from Dunlap Wednesday where she has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. REM
Thos. Carey and H. Hanrahan of
Manila were business callers in Vail
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Pieper was visiting Deni-
son friends Wednesday.
Lloyd Dieter returned home Wednes-
dav from Ida Grove after a few days
visit at the Clarence Kelly home.
Misses Marguerite Hill and Nell
Keeney visited at the A. Vernon home
In Denison a few days last week.
John Holland. ST.. was business
caller in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Paine of Kennebec, S.
D., who has been visiting here, has
been quite sick. .,..... ~. ...
p. J. Monaghan was In Omaha We'd
nesday on business. .5
MI. and Mrs. Il. .Nellis. daughters,
Nellie and Marguerite, visited friends
in Denison Monday.
Saturday, December 20, q daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E Dieter.
Lydia Kral was calling on friends in
Denison Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Dieter visited at
the p. Lynch home in Carroll Tues.
day. Mr.. Dieter, returned home the
next day Mrs. Dieter remained for a
longer visit.
Howard Parks returned to his home
in Ames Monday after an over. Sunday
visit here with friends.
Mrs. r. J. Morse and children were
business callers in Omaha Monday.
VIM. Robertson and E. Chamberlin
have both purchased new player pi.
amos from HOlley Bros. at Carroll.
Marian Short returned home from
Manila Tuesday after a two weeks
visit there with friends.
Misses Alice and Mary Kelley were
here from Denison the first Of the
week, visiting at the John Kearney
home.
Nell Kearney returned to Sioux City
the first of the week after spending
the holidays here at her home.
Will Robertson was a passenger to
Omaha Thursday to see his brother.in-
law, who is i'll.
Margaret Houlihan was down from
Denison Thursday.
George Launderville was in Denison
Wednesday evening.
Nell Bierne of Carroll is visiting here
at the home of her brother, J. c.
Bierne.
George Keane and Lawrence Nc
Nertney were in Dunlap Thursday
evening.
Peter Flynn was down from Denison
Thursday.
Margaret Dalton and Mary McGov.
ern were guests of Marguerite Flynn
in Denison Wednesday.
Earl Dugan, Geo. Launderville and
John Holland returned Thursday to
Dubuque, where they have been attend.
ing school.
Jas. Higgins and Lloyd Dieter were
in Denison Wednesday evening.
J. U. Rundlett is putting up ice this
week.
Ada Dieter and Gladys Morsey Wis.
tied friends in Denison Wednesday.
The ladies' aid society met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Andrew Do.
zark.
VIM. Hill and family motored to
Denison Monday.
Misses Catherine and Johannah
Naughton of Denison, visited here last
week at the j. T. Walsh home.
Carl Steffeson was q business caller