The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09
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nd iReimers was in Lincoln Mon
day transacting business.
MI. and Mrs. H. T. Bliesman visited
friends at Lake View Sunday.
Chas. Meyers, of West Side, was 6
brtsf business caller here Monday.
Henry Faul was down from Schles
wig over Sunday visiting his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hoffman, Of Hol
stein. were brief visitors in the city
Monday. u
NC. IT, WEIGH and his sister, Mrs
Name Black, visited friends at West
Side Tuesday afternoon. ~
Mrs. Mary Duffy and daughter, OF
Vail. wereQin the city yesterday shop
ping and calling on friends.
Clement u. WEIGH and 70. E. Saun.
ders, OF Manila, spent the week end
at Lake Ok0boji enjoying an outing.
Nv. q. Terry and son, John, left on
Sunday for points in Colorado, where
they will enjoy vacation at some OF
the mountain resorts.
Y Mrs. +. G. Evans and son, who have
been visiting in DenisOn the past few
wseks. with her father, DR., VIM. Use
minger, will leave Thursday for their
home at TT. Wayne, Ind.
Frank Jensen has been on the sick
list for the past week suffering with
an attack of the, malaria fever. We
are glad to report his condition is
now much improved. d
Mr., and Mrs. H. Schillerberg, OF
Charter Oak, were Denison visitors
Monday. While in the city Mr.. Schil-
lerberg called at the Review o.--ce and
extended his, subscription to the paper.
Otto Reyer, window decorator at the
Bale Brodersen store, will leave Sum
day; for Chicago, where he will attend
the annual convention Of the National
Display Managers association. He ex
poets to be away ten days. i
Snpt. &c. =. Humphrey was in Deni-
son the last of the week attending to
some business matters. He is teach
INF, ct the summer school being held
AZ Ottumwa under the auspices Of the
Iowa State Teachers college.
Walter Einkopf has accepted a posi-
tioi, as clerk in the Lamborn drug
store and, commenced his duties on
Monday OF this week. BEFORE the war
he was employed at the Knaul drug
store. He was only recently discharg
ed from the service.
u Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibson and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Knief and son were pas.
sengers Sunday evening to Cleveland,
o., where they will visit the Chandler
factory. They will drive back two
Chandler cars for the Gibson & Rog-
ers company, who are distributors for
this car in Crawford county. ),
Mr.. and MRS. g. o.. Ducander and
son, Donald, motored Monday to Ma
quoksta, where they are spending the
week. visiting relatives and friends.
They were accompanied as, far as
Cedar Rapids by Mrs. w. w. ferguson,
Who took the train there for Clinton,
where she is making visit at the pa
rental home. 4. yss
i Louie Bliesman, brother Ot H. 7.
Bltesmen, the real estate dealer, land i
Id June 18th ut Newport News after
several months of service in France.
he sxpects to receive his discharge
il Camp Dodge the last Of this week.
Eouie Was with the third American
lfrny Of occupation and was stationed
It Coblenz.5 FL
] Mrs. w. n. Kirkup, who Is living at
Portland, Ore., arrived in Denison on
Friday for visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r.. Temple and friends.
Mrs. Kirkup says they are very much
6aken with Portland but OF course are
always glad to get back to Denison
lbr q visit with the old friends and
neighbors. She EXPECTS to leave the
Iast Of the week for Minneapolis where
she will make q visit with her daugh-
Ter before returning. home.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Ray MGNair motoredi
up from Des Moines last Thursday and
spent the week end here as guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dan,
nels. Mrs. Dannels accompanied them
back to Des Moines Sunday and ~
spending the week there. Mr., McNair
lormerly worked at the Bulletin and
Is now employed as lintoype operator
It the Iowa Homestead. He was re-
Gently dischargedF from the navy, In
which he enlisted soon after the war
broke out D. n. + ~. IS,
MRS. Elizabeth Remsen arrived in
Denison Saturday for an extended visit
with her father,J. III. Patterson. Mrs.
husband is still in the ser.
vice, being acomm1ss stoned officer n
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