The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-17

Il r. E. Gill, a Sioux City attorney,
was In tDenison Monday looking after
some legal business. ..,. ,.. 81, .,,.,,..,, .,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch expect
to spend the week end at Council
Bluffs visiting friends.
Miss Nell CoughIin, of Dunlap, Wis
tied her cousin. Miss Marie O'Connor.
in Denison over Sunday. A '''-' r..
Mrs. Fred 'Merrick is reported seri-
ously i'll at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cushman. 81 = .
DR.. Frank Lally. of Chicago, is ex-
pected in Denison the latter part of
mother, Mrs. P. E. c. Lally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Houlihan and
daughter, Viola, were passengers to
Omaha Tuesday morning, where they
spent the day visiting friends.
Martin Runge, bookkeeper at the
Bruce Rogers implement house, is on
the sick list this week, suffering with
an attack OF the measles. -~
Geo. E. Stewart and A. F.; Barber
were over from Charter Oak yester
i day attending to some business mat
tiers and calling on Denison acqaint-
ances. ~ h. - ~
Mrs. L. A.. Beaumont entertained the
kiron teachers who were here to at
tend the study center Saturday at din
ner The young ladies spent a most
enjoyable time. d.. So = .-+.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gibson were
passengers to Omaha Tuesday morning
Mrs. Gibson went to Kansas City that
evening and will drive back q Willis
Knight sedan for the Gibson Rogers ga.
rage.
James A. Goddard and F. NJ. God
dard, father and son, are here from
Davenport looking after the settle
ment OF the estate OF Mrs. Martin
Neal. of Charter Oak. Mrs. Neal was
sister OF James NJ. Goddard.
Chas. Hall. of Bedford, was in DENT
, son yesterday presenting his claims
for nomination for secretary of state
on the republican ticket at the coming
primary in June. Mr.. Hall made a
good impression upon our people.
Miss Grace Coan, head operator at
the telephone office, went to FIT. Dodge
Monday to attend the annual conyen.
ton OF the Iowa Telephone Operators
association. Miss Coan is said to be
one of the best operators in the state.
Chas. Sterrett, employed at the Den
ison Auto company as repairman, had
his right arm broken at the wrist last
Wednesday evening while cranking a
Ford in the garage. The injury was
most painful one and will necessitate
This beiRg away,.frolll+ weFk rfer@some
time. s>t.s+ :>s,$3s ~. 81. ~ 4
The J. w. Miller, Jr. real estate
agency last week purchased the Al
bert Schwiesow residence property on
the corner of Church street and North
Washington avenue. Possession May
LIST, Mr.. Schwiesow intends to move
to Buck Grove and will engage in
business at that place. '..ss.a 49,.
/ w. f. Terry, Mrs. Sears McHenry,
Mrs. J, B. Lyon and Miss Agnes King
were passengers to Sac City Monday,
where they attended the meeting of
the presbytery. Mr. Terry went as
delegate from Denison. Mrs. McHen.
ry is president of the district Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary society.
Miss Louise Hart, OF Boulder, Colo,
arrived in Denison yesterday for a
brief visit with her aunt. Mrs. 0. NJ.
Criswell. Miss Hart is on her way to
Washington, D. c.. where she will take
a government position in one OF the
departments. Miss Hart has visited
here on a number of occasions and has
many friends in the city who will be
glad to renew acquaintanceship.
The high school quartet will 60 to
Kiron Friday evening, where they will
appear on the program of a Red Cross
entertainment. The quartet has gain
ed considerable Of a reputation for
their patriotic songs and have been
heard on a number Of occasions here
in Denison. 8 Lehman Lally, Everett
Norelius, Andrew Lorenzen and Ches.
ter Schlumberger are the members OF
the quartet -at I.