The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03
/. John Thielman was business caller
fronn Charter Oak. Monday :.

John Thielman was business caller
from Charter Oak Monday. Do
Sam d. Crary, Of Ute. was brief
caller in Denison Thursday.
Lieut.. Carl H. Wilkins. of Ft. Smell.
ing, Mimi, spent Sunday IN Dcnison
at the VIM. Bretthauer home.
| Sears McHenry was a passenger to
Carroll Thursday forenoon. where he
spent the day ,transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bornholt were
pleasant callers in Denison from West
Side Friday.
Fred Petersen, OF Schleswig, was
county, seat business, caller Thurs
day last: ~, j. s...-,, ,sis$.}, !. III
j.. Judge Conner and Leon Powers
spent several days in Carroll last
week trying lawsuit.
Edwin O'Brian, 5of, Dunlap, was a
pleasant business caller here Thurs
day. a..s... /.
Bert McElwain, OF Dow City, was
in the city Friday transacting bust.
ness.
Mrs. A. G. Schoenjahn was shop
per in the city Thursday from West
Side.
DR.. and Mrs. c. d. Evans and daugh.
ter, Miss Lorena, of Columbus, Neb.,
spent Easter here visiting at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. Geo. McHenry.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, Mrs. Harry Ack.
lev and the Misses Fanny Mcclure and
Pearl Meehan visited friends in Vail
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, Of Schles
wig. made a brief visit with friends In
Denison last Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest LOwnes. OF
Buck Grove, spent last Wednesday In
tho city visiting friends and relatives.
Misses Marie Helsley and Martha
Weiss who teach at Dow City spent
Saturday and Sunday in Denison WIS.,
ting at their parental homes.
Mrs. s. j.. Heston returned last FRI
day from Ainsworth, Neb.. where she
spent several days transacting busi'
ness.
Clifford Barborka returned to Chi
cago Thursday evening after few
days visit in Denison with his father,
J. v. Barborka.
Mrs. J. p. Conner and Mrs. s. +
Ashby returned Friday after two
weeks absence, which they spent at
New Orleans and Chicago.
L. Hubbell was a passenger to Ced'
ar Rapids Friday morning. where ne
spent a day or two transacting busi.
ness. :
Loyal Voss and Carl Frederick
Kuehnle returned to Iowa City Mon:
day after a few days visit here at
their parental homes. .,y%
Lieut.. Frank Meade. of Omaha. Wis
tied in Denison over Sunday at tho
home OF Mrs. L. D. Ley. He left Sun.
day evening for Fl. Smelling. MINI,
where he is now stationed. g.
Emil Miller purchased the P. H.
! Rank residence property located On
! North Pine street last Thursday. MI.
Miller informs us that he contemplates
building a modern residence on this
site some time this year: -!
| John Fastjc is using another large
space in the Review this week to ad
yertise his pianos. Mr.. Fastjc is more
than pleased with the results he has
blamed from his advertising cam
koaign thus far and is of the opinion
THAT newspaper publicity pays biz
dividend on the investment. :.
Lieut.. North Evans. of Columbus
Neb., spent Friday in Denison visiting
his sister, Mrs. Geo. McHenry. He
left Friday evening for Pittsburgh
where he will take special training
for a month before being sent to q
cantonment in South Carolina. He
was accompanied to Denison by his
wife and son, who are making a visit
at the McHcnry home.
| A. G.. Fuller of the State Teachers
college at Cedar Falls. spent Thursday
in Denison with Supt. C. Il. Humphre,
perfecting plans for the summer
school which the state will conduct
there this summer. Professor Fuller
expressed himself to Review report
or as we'll pleased with the condition:
here in Denison and stated that ever,
indication points to a most successful
session. He expects to bring his fam
lily to Denison during the summer ses
sion.