The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23
Local Mention

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Miss Helen Walters has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs Jim Duffy of Vail, was shop
ping in Denison Tuesday.
Clarence Hines. of Vail. spent Sun
day with Denison friends.
Miss Edna Miller, of Arion, visited
with friends here Saturday.
J. Baker, of Dow City, was a bust
ness caller in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Butler was Il pleasant
caller here Saturday from Arion.
Miss Mary Dieter. of Vail was a
business caller in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Mitchell, of Vail. spent
Sunday at the Thos Mccarthy home.
Mrs. Dan Robertson of Vail was an
day.
Miss Marguerite Flynn spent the
. first of the week visiting friends in
Deloit
Mrs. Guy Martin of Carroll. spent
Monday with her cousin, Mrs. Ed
Erlcr.
Mrs j. Diescnroth was among the
passengers from Vail to Denison on
Monday.
Mrs t. G. Dannatt and daughter,
Eleanor, visited friends in the city
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Goldsworthy. of
Dow City. were calling on friends here
Thursday
Mrs. G. NJ Talcott and son, William,
Of Dow City, were shopping in Denison
last Thursday.
Miss Margaret Dalton OF Vail. spent
the week end with her friend. Mar
guerite F1ynn.
Glenn Honz and son, Andrew were
up from Dunlap last Wednesday on
business mission.
Mrs. A. J. Wight and Mrs. John Glib
4 son. of Dow City, visited friends in
Denison last Friday.
Mrs. c. Brown and little son were
down from Vail Saturday shopping
and visiting friends.
Ed and VIM Nissen and VIM. Dozark
of Boyer. were transacting business in
this city Wednesday.
J. H. Young and J. H. Stepanek. of
Dow City. were transacting business
here last Wednesday,
julius Jahns and Geo. Koch, Of Jack
son township, were business callers in
this city last Tuesday -; >
Mrs. John Reimers and son. William,
Of Schleswig, spent Monday last in
Denison with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Broder Boysen, of De-
lott were in Denison Monday, spend
ing the day with friends.
Louie Etzel was down from Vail
Saturday spending the day with friends
and transacting business.
Mrs James Nicholson. of West Side,
was among the shoppers from out OF
town in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Brown Romans and Mrs. Geo.
Sprecher visited friends and relatives
in Charter Oak last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Birkhofer and
son of KcnwoOd, spent Sunday i'll Den
ison at the WIN. Turner home.
Miss Agnes McGrath. of Charter
Oak, was in the city Wednesday TAX
ing the teachers examination.
Mrs. w. w. Galland. of Dow City,
visited her son, Henry, and family in
Denison several days last week.
Theo. Rohwer. William Schroeder
and Chas Reinking. of Scheswig. were
business callers in Denison Monday
Miss Magdalena SchwanZ. of Vail,
visited her friend, Glennic Hanneman,
of this city, several days last week.
Miss Hazel Monaghan and Miss Ella
Costello of Vail were in Denison Sat !
urdav spending the day with friends. ,
Mrs. Anna Winans. Mrs. VIM. Nor +!
ris6n and Mrs. L. S. Dunbar were here |
from Deoit Thursday visiting friends
and shopping.
Mrs. Glen SmutZ returned to Def
ance Sunday after two weeks visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Mcbride.
Mrs. Tom Galley and daughter. OF
Harrington, Nebr., returned to their
home Monday after Il delightful Visit
at the Luke Gaffey- home.
Miss Nell Flahive was passenger |
to Omaha Monday. While there. she /
visited her niece, Mrs. John Flahive.
who is seriously i'll in st. GATHERINGS
hospital.
Mrs. ~. c. Mccarthy and Gertrude
Fitzpatrick spent the first of the week |
in Sioux City visiting their lister,
hospital there.
Report of school in district No. 3,
Soldier township. for month ending |
January 18th: Pupils enrolled. I; Meth |
err absent nor tardy, James Murphy.
Loretta Murphy. teacher.
There will be a change in the meet |
ing place of the p. f. O. society and
the meeting will be held on Friday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. c. l.. Foss |
instead of with Mrs. c. F, kuehnle, as |
announced.
The Review has been requested to |
announce that the picture show will |
continue on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings with the consent of the local fuel |
The opera house will |
burn wood for their Tuesday evening |
shows in order to help conserve the |
coal.
Miss Helen Hayes has resigned her
position as instructor of music in the |
public schools of Missouri Valley, and
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