The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23
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The Ferguson Studio

business caller here Friday.
i Peter Timmsen, of Schleswig, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
!. Arlo Hagge was a business caller in
Denison Saturday from West Side.
Clarence Murtaugh was down from
Vail yesterday transacting business.
Mrs. Joe Shield. of Buck Grove. was
a pleasant caller in the city Wednes.
day.
Miss Mary Dieter. of Vail, spent Sat,
urday here shopping and calling on
friends.
Chas. Kocnck and son. Emil. were
business callers in Denison Monday
from Vail.
Mrs. c. l.. Ducander will be hostess
! 70 the Entire Nous club on Thursday
Tafternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paulsen were
pleasant callers in Denison Friday
from Buck Grove.
Miss Coda HOnz. of Dow Citp, is
spending this afternoon III Denison Wis
itng friends and shopping
Mrs. Clair Nicholson and little son.
who have been at the Meehan hospital,
returned home last Thursday.
| Miss Margaret Flynn, of this city.
spent a few days in Vail last week
with her friend. Miss Mary Dalton.
! Miss Amanda Sievers. of Charter
Oak, was among those from out of
town shopping in Denison Thursday.
Miss Nell Flahive spent Monday in
Omaha visiting her niece, Mrs. John
, Flahive, who is i'll at Il hospital there
| The January term of the district
court will open on next Monday with
Judge Albert, of Jefferson, on the
| bench.
Herman Christian was down from
Vail last Wednesday, attending to
some business matters at the county
capital.
Mrs c. L. Rudd and Mrs. Ada Wheel.
right. of Dow City. were in the city
Saturday spending the day with friends
and shopping.
Oscar Fienhold was up from Dow
City Thursday attending to some bust
ness matters and calling on DenisOn
acquaintance.
Misses Stella and Mary Riddle, Stel
Ia Wieland and Mrs. J. H. Young were
among those from Dow City. who were
shopping in Denison Thursday.
Tom Meehan and sister. Miss Pearl
Meelan. We're called to Adair the first
Iof last week on account of the death
OF their cousin John Frazier
Mrs. w. J. SERVER and her sister,
Miss Dora OCOnnor. departed Tues
day; evening for Chicago; where they
will spend several months visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Arndt. of Dalton,
Neb.. who have been visiting friends
land relatives in this community for
the past several weeks, returned to
their home Wednesday,
+ Walter Grau. who was called to Den
lsOn on account of the death of his
father, returned Tuesday to Deming,
N. NJ. Walter enlisted soon after the
outbreak OF the war in the medical de-
partment.
Postmaster J. T. Carey has requested
the Review to call attention to the fact
that alien enemies residing in this
county must register during the week
commencing Monday, February 4th.
Every enemy alien above Ia years of
age is required to furnish four photo.
graphs Of himself. Postmasters of
the county will register these aliens
and we are told that finger prints will
be taken. In next weeks issue the Re-
view will print the necessary instruc-
tons.
Mrs. Il. o. Dibb reports to the Re
view that she had most valuable
dog killed last Sunday. She claims
that the dog was killed by d motorist
who was travelling at a high rate of
speed and small children who were
playing in the street with it might al
so have been victims. The dog. an
English bull, was favorite with the
children of the neighborhood and they
are all mourning its loss. Only re-
Gently Mrs. Dibb refused an offer of
SIS for the dog. Mr. and Mrs Dibb
moved to Denison last fall from north
ern Minnesota, Mr.. Dibb being head
miller for the Doud Milling company,
and they brought the dog here with
them.
One of the most pleasing numbers
OF the lecture course this season was
the one given By the Gray-Lhevinne
on Friday evening at the OPP
era house Estelle Gray captivated
the audience with, her violin selections
and they were all the more enjoyable
because she gave a short sketch of the
composer and the circumstances under
which that particular number was writ
ten: Mischa Lhevinne is one of the
best pianists that has ever visited Den
isOn and all enjoyed his selections He
played several OF his own compositions
which met with favor with the audi
ence. AT the close of the entertain
ment he sold two of his compositions,
the proceeds of which he is turning
over to the Red Cross.
To those who suffer inconvenience
on account of the electric light COM
pany shutting off the lights from mid
night until 5 o'clock in the morning |