The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

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n Old settlers picnic tomorrow at
Washington park. J.a &
Jacob Weiss, and son, Albert, at
tended the state fair during the first of
the week. i..'a :.
Miss Emma Nielsen is a guest, Of
Miss Margaret Goudie1 in Sioux City.
this week. "
I Mrs. E. r. Larson, of Kiron, was
among the shoppers from out of town
here Monday.
/. Mr., and Mrs. James Healey were.
pleasant callers in Denison Friday
from Charter Oak. " ''s' .,..s. ~
t. ]. Garrison and daughter, Miss
Lillian, motoredr to Omaha Friday
morning, returning Saturday.
Mrs. AT. Rodenald was. over from
Charter Oak last Thursday spending
the day with friends in the city.
John Shaw Van was up from Des
Moines over Sunday visiting his. par
ents,, Mr.. and Mrs. RI! Shaw Van
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Adams and
children returned Monday after spend
ing a few days at Lake. Wood park,
Rev. Father Anthover, Of Charter
Oak, is visiting Father, 'Farrelly this
week and assisting at the Mission.
Dr. G. H.: Stouffer returned Monday
from Des Mones where he spent sey.
eral days in attendance at the state
fair. 'itf @-e#
Mrs. Anna Staley and daughters,
Mrs. May Faus and Edith Staley, WIS.,
tied in Omaha over Sunday with rela-
itives., ny J "a $ sJ
Z Miss Lulu Bretthauer of Manning,
Its spending this. week in Denison Wis.
iting at the parental, VIM. Bretthauer,
home. @
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and
ION. Walter, Of Manning, visited here
over. Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J.. Miller.>
Mr.. and Mrs c.. l.. Ducander and
little son returned home last week
from. Lake sOkoboji where they enjoy-t
led a two weeks outing.
II Mrs. Herman E. Ivens, Mrs. Julia
Struck and Miss Martha Bendixehi
were shopping IN Denison last We'd
nesday from Sehleswig.
| Miss Gusta Dannelspn departed on
Thursday for Waubnn. Mimi, for a
two weeks visit at the home of her
brother, Geo. Dannelson.
/ VIM. Asmus has rented his 200 acre
farm in section i I, Paradise township.
to Ed Steckelberg. We understand
Mr.. Asmus will move to Denison.
l Leo O'Connell expects to leave Mon
day. for Cheyenne, Wyo., and other
points in the west. While in Chey-
Eenne, he will be the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. H. c. Mogor..
Mrs. Jessie Cayanaugh arrived in
Denison Tuesday from Chicago. She
expects to remain in Denison at the
home of her mother, Mrs. NJ. Clarke,
for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Cornwall and
little daughter, Marion, returned to
Spencer, Monday after visiting, at the
home OF Mrs. COrnwall's mother, Mrs.
Up. E. C..gLally in Denison.
E+ ,Dr. 'Winifred Miller is outlGof the
city this week attending a chiroprac-
at Davenport. She sex-
poets to return home Friday or Satur-
Eilay to resume her practice in Deni-
son. s;i5
Clarence and Horace Farrelly, OF
Chicago, arrived In .DenisOn last week
for visit with relatives. The latter
left Denison the. fore part ofsthis week.
his brother remaining for a. longer
visit. t.Ss 4 M
Paulsen & Iwen, manufacturers of
non-freezing hog and cattle waterers
at Denison, are planning on having a
large exhibit at the interstate fair at
Sioux City. Tie fair will Start Sep
TENDER 18th.
Miss Ethyl Scott, of Des Moines, re-.
turned home last Wednesday after
having spent several weeks at the
home other grandma Their. Mrs. H. NJ,
Duncan, and other relatives in Deni-
son and vicinity.
J. A. Martin. of Galesburg, ILL.,, was
in .Denison last. Wednesday, and made
arrangements to travel for the Paul
sen, & $Iwen concern. MI. Martin will
have territory covering. the state Of
Illinois and eastern Iowa.
NJ. j. Burke and little daughter an.
rived in Denison Tuesday evening
from Excelsior Springs Mo-, to which,
place they had, accompanied Mrs:
Burke for treatment We are very
glad to report that she is much i'm
proved, although still obliged to re-
main at the. springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Koberg departed
on Tuesday for Lake City, where they
will visit with relatives. From there.
they will go to, Sioux City to make
their future home For some time Mr..
Koberg was employed at the Stewart
lumber yard in Denison and the family
has many friends who regret their de-
parture from this. city, - ss
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Penney went up
to Fort Dodge the fore part Of the
week, where they attended the funeral.
services OF. Mrs. Penney's mother, Mrs.
Helen Huggett, who died in Denison
on Thursday July 24th., at the home
of her daughter. Interment mad been.
delayed awaiting the return. *of son,
Rev. Percival Nugget, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, from France. A. brief service,
was conducted atsthe, cemetery an Fl.