The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06

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culated that Frank Woods died al
Clearance, Iowa, and the funeral took
place there, Monday. .....,.-..,...,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lally were bus
mess visitors Wednesday in Denison.
Mrs. w. A. Mcguire and Mrs. Frank
Murtaugh spent Wednesday in Car
roll.
Hugh McCombs was here from Car
roll Thursday.
John and Roy Fitzgibbons autoed
to Denison Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Driscoll was passenger
to Denison Wednesday.
Gertrude Mohr returned to hel
home in Arcadia Thursday, her term
OF school being out.
Rev. S. J. Huffman went to Scranton
Thursday. -. ...,, 1
Mrs. r. Brockelsby and daughter
Mabel, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Omaha.
Hans Ahrenkiel purchased of Thos
DeVaney last week his house and lot
east of the Ahrenkiel garage. Mr.
Ahrenkiel intends to build garage
there and is having the house torn
down for that purpose.
Tony O'COnnell returned here after
an extended visit at his home in Lost
Nation.
Hans Ahrenkiel spent Friday in
Omaha on business.
Messrs. Cushman, McCord and
Gary. Of Denison, spent Sunday here
Marion Short went to Webster City
Friday for visit with relatives.
Mike Costello was business visitor
in nanicOn Saturday
Mart Munsen and T. "A. Hickey, Of
Manila, were here Thursday to attend
the McAndreWs hog sale.
Nell Hickey went to Jefferson Fri
day.
Mrs. Adam Short was shopping in
Denison Thursday.
John Hickey, of Manning, was here
Thursday to attend the McAndrews
sale.
:, Mrs. Henry Seigner and son, James
visited the last OF the week at the pa
rental, John Flynn, home in Denison
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Novotne. SON
Francis, and Mrs. Geo. Dieter autoed
to Denison Saturday.
+ Melvin Hickey, who was one of the
six men called to the cOlors and who
left for Camp Dodge last week, was
assigned to the medical corps.
Lizzie Awkward was home from Den.
ison over Sunday.
John McGoyern, Jr. and Mike Nc
Grath went to Omaha Monday to look
at cattle.
Mrs. Ed Duffy returned home Mon.
day from a visit with relatives in DAY.
export, Lyons and other places
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Coates home south of town Sunday
evening. A number of their friends
and neighbors gathered and spent a
most pleasant evening in music and
games, after which delicious refresh.
ments were served. At late hour they
departed wishing them much joy in
their new home.
+ John Mortensen and Jas. Robinson
were business callers Saturday in
Denison.
Art Adams was here from Omaha
Miss Differ, of Carroll is, visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Harry Norton has been quite
sick the past week.
Dave O'Reilly and family have
moved into the Mike Mitchell resi-
dence recently occupied by Margaret
Regain.
j. NJ. .Fouts came home Saturday
evening from Des Moines.
John Buck, of Denison, visited here
Sunday at the VIM. Byrnes home.
Mart Mccullough was here from
Carroll Monday.
Bill Stagleman returned to his home
in Woodbine Friday after visit with
his brother, John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lavene, of Leeds,
S. D., are visiting here at the George
Dingman and b. A. Wahlin homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Etzel were bus
ness visitors III Omaha the first of the
week.
DR.. J. M. Young went to Cooper on
Monday.
Bert Mitchell went to Manning on
Monday.
Willie Harrington and Francis Hol.
land autoed to Mason City Sunday.
Andrew Dozark and family moved
to the Hans Ahrenkiel farm northeast
of town Monday.
Mrs. BARLEY Mitchell has been quite
sick as the result of eating some fish
which poisoned her.
Blanche Hickey was home from,
Denison Sunday.
=. Mrs. Kelly, of Denison, was here
the first of the week to see her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Lou Harmon, who has been
sick. .asv
Last Wednesday evening, February
9th, Hal O'Flaherty gave an enjoy
able patriotic speech. He was in the
trenches and over the lines and every
thing told was OF great interest to all.
y Tom Dixon was called to Clinton
Tuesday morning in, response to q
stating that his mother was