The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-24
! Local Mention

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Sunday with his son, D. H., and fam
ily
Miss Martha Schmidt was anshopper
in Denison Thursday from Charter
Oak. 35ss
Arthur Sievegs, Of West Side, was a
brief business caller In the city Satur.
day.
Omar Hall was over from Charter
Oak last Thursday having dental work
done.
Archie Sanders was over from Char
ter Oak Monday attending the chau-
tauqua. <, 4
Il. C.. Hatch, mayor of Dow City,
was a county seat business caller on
Monday.
Mrs. Albert Jahns, Of Schleswig.
spent FRIDAY in Denison visiting with
friends.
A, W. Wilson, Of Dow City, was a
pleasant business caller in the city
Monday.
Lest you forget Ringing Brothers
circus will visit Denison on Tuesday,
August 9th. Z,
Mrs. Will Murphy, of Dunlap, spent
Saturday in the city visiting friends
and shopping.
Misses Mildred and Florence Brown,
Of Alta, are visiting at the home OF
DR.. Z, M. Coon. s
Miss Lydia Vessels was among
those from Charter Oak visiting in
Denison Monday.
Arch Miller, of Iowa Falls, is guest
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Gebert in Denison.
r. L. Thomas was up from Dow City
Friday attending to some business mat
tiers. at the county capital.
Station Agent Penney and wife left
Saturday evening for Fort Dodge to
spend Sunday with relatives.
Adolph Moeller was down from De-
lott Monday attending to some bust
ness matters at the county capital.
The rain which visited this section
the first Of the week will help to in
sure bumper corn crop this year. 4;
Charles Bailey, of Council Bluffs. is
guest at the home OF his sister, Mrs.
Mary C.. Fuller, in Denison this week.
Prof. C. C. Randall was down from
West Side Monday calling on county
seat acquaintance and transaeting
business. s
Prof. H. w. Hartman, superintend-
ent OF the Manila schools, was in Den
ison Monday consulting with County
Supt. +. N. Olry.
The w. F. Staller family is enjoy,
ing a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T. !.
CARPENTER and son, Private Arthur
Carpenter, this week
Mrs. Andrew tMcGimpsey and chill
dren, of Shelby, Neb., arrived in Den
ison "wednesday for a visit at the pa
rental, Chas. ;Shives, home.
r. w. Bamford left yesterday for
Sac City, where he will spend the re-
mainder OF the week visiting at the
home .of his daughter, Mrs. Guy Neal
Mrs. e. j. Postma, Of Ackley, visited
IN Denison over Sunday with her sis
Ter. Miss Alma Merklin, the efficient
clerk in the Boys grocery department
Misses Mabel and Ruby Kelly re
turned Sunday from Elm Creek, Neb..
where they had attended the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Minnie Barber.
We caught the following on their
way to Wall Lake to spend sunday i.
Chas. Jacobsen and wife, VIM. Rich.
ardson and wife, Seymour Bond, wife
( and son.
Mrs. Henry Meyer, Of Omaha, spent
the week end in sDenison visiting al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. y. -
Bale. She returned to Omaha sun
day.
J w. Monaghan, the county clerk,
Was in Sioux City Monday for q brief
visit Ss with his nephew. Frank a
Dougherty, who left that day for Camp
Gordon.
Al demonstration Of meat and vege'
ta,,le canning will be held at Center
school. No. S, East Boyer township
an wednesday, July 31st, and large
attendance is desired.
Chas. Shiyes. who resides less than Il
4 mile north of Denison, this Wee
marketed four head Of hogs which av,
y eraged 252 pounds and received $l1.2O
per hundred for them. 4
Rudolph Brandt met with an acci
dent last Wednesday while WORKING
On the John Schnoor residence. hu
tfolph fell from a scaffold, but escaped
without. serious injuries,
Mesdames ]. P. Hughes, Pearsoil
and Washburn arrived Sunday morn
M for visit with their sister, MRS
Mary Carpenter, at the home OF hei
I daughter, Mrs. w. \. Staller.
evidently Professor Stanfield was
arIaavoring to prove that in a Ford
there Is much strength, when ne bacK
I'd completely upon and over an cleo
trolier along the court house park on
Monday. Il & 5 * q
Mrs. Jake Kepford and daughter
Grace, Of. Spirit Lake, accompanied
~ Miss Stella Staller, of Arion, mo
tored to Denison Tuesday. They re-
port the roads in a good conditlon tne
entire way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Phil Jones are en-
loving q visit from their sons, Marshal
and Rowland, who are both in the gov
eminent service. Rowland Is working
in the government arsenal at RocS
Island, Ill.
The regular July teachers, exam ~,
ton is being held this week at the
county Isuperintendents office In the
court hou6e. Twenty teachers arr