The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20

acted business in this city Monday.
Homer b. Huckstep. of Deloit, wa
business caller in this city Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Spence, of Boyer
spent Saturday and Sunday in THU
, city visiting Mrs. J. H. Miller.
Tie H. G. Neubaum family visited
friends in this city Sunday, COMMIT
over from Buck Grove by AUTO.
Miss Lillian Raine visited at tn,
home of her sister, Mrs. A. N. Jordan
of Dunlap. several days last week.
H. p. Coffman. manager of the Nye
Schnefder-Fowlcr elevator at 'Deloit
transacted business in this; city Mon
|day. 1..' go.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L.amberty spent
Il Sunday in Carroll visiting Mr.. Lam
fbertys mother, who is ill at the hos
pital there. 9 ;
Everett Norelius returned Sunday
evening from Grinnell. where he spent
the week end visiting his sister who
Is attending school at that place.
Miss Anna Sollinger and Miss He'd
wig BrOdersen accompanied Fred
Blocker to ida Grove Friday, where
he appeared in the declamatory con.
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Schiller, OF Deloit
are spending several days this week
with their daughter, Mrs. NJ. Turner
who Is suffering an attack of the
measles.
Mr.. Rumbaush. of Omaha, who is an
expert repair man, arrived in Deni.
son Tuesday to take charge OF the re.
pair department Of the Carpenter Tire
company.
Fred Probanz, OF Schleswig trans.
acted business at the county seat on
Monday. He paid the Review Office a
pleasant call and added his name to
the list of subscribers.
Mrs. S. J. Bond. Mrs. Chas. Quade
and daughter, Miss Lillian, left Sun.
day evening for Rochester, Mimi.
where they will consult a specialist
in regard to their health.
Remember that the Review is anx.
lous to print tho news. If you gcontcm.
plate taking a I, trip or have guests
VISITING ~ Ouy from "a. distances ekther
pfone 6r mail the Item to the Review
Geo. sFodcrbcrg and .family, who
have been making their home in Hol.
stein for several years, have recently
moved to Denison and will reside ON
Pine street in the north part Of the
city.
l.. NJ. Cassaday was in jefferson
Sunday in the interest of the million
Dollar" drive which is being carried
on by the laymcn Of the Baptist
church. Il. S. Cassaday was in Car.
roll the same day, speaking in the
behalf of the same cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nenagh left the
first Of the week for Baltimore. Nd,
where they will visit their son. Frank,
who is student at the John Hopkins
University. Frank is a student in the
medical department and VIC understand
expects to be in the service of his
country in a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il. Terry received
word Friday of the death of the in.
FAINT child of their son. Rollo. and wife
of Halfway. Mo. which occurred on
Thursday. The little one was but
month old and was afflicted with leak.
age of the heart. Their friends SYM
pathizc with them in their sorrow.
Tho Bale Brodcrsen windows never
looked more attractive than they do
'As'0' VSSN 0uu NAS NSll dStluS sCVIS iu'
cradle attention. The windows ;:were
decorated by Otto Reycr who has been; !,
IN. the employ Of the store since last't
summer. The backgrounds arc. bea,l.j
tiful, and Mr.. Iteyer has thoroughly
demonstrated his ability as an artistic
designer.
Mrs. One" low. president of the |
Womens 70. ign Missionary work of !
the Des Moines branch, will speak on
Foreign Missionary work at the Meth.
Odjst church on Sunday morning. Mrs. |
Dow is a most interesting and capable |
speaker and all arc invited to hear
her address. Mrs. Dow will also oc.
cupy the pulpit in the evening. when |
she will preach the evening sermon.
Miss Emme Boettgcr underwent an
operation for appendicitis at her homo
Sunday. Miss Boettger was taken sick |
Saturday afternoon and the attending
physician diagnosed her trouble as
acute appendicitis. The operation was
successful and at the time of going
to press. Miss Boettger is reported to-
be. getting along as we'll as could be