The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
DeniSOn Local

Miss Annie lessen, of Deloit, was
a Denison visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leenen, of Buck Grove
came over to Denison Saturday to en-
joy the concert by the 16Sth band
Mrs. J.. w. Dewitt was down from
Deloit visiting with friends Monday.
Mrs. Harold Alexander, of Dow
City. was a shopper in Denison Satur.
day. Il S3$ smy 2S.31 4 Ii
Miss Kate Kelly, of Carroll, visited
at The home 6f her sister, Mrs. Alfred
Wright, on Sunday: g. ,i}5s .,ui. II .
r;t Miss Crystal Wave Newcom,, of De-
lott, spent the week end visiting at
the &c. F. Brogden home in Denison.
Mrs, John Cole and sons, Howard
! and Fred, Of Charter Oak, stopped
and visited with friends in Deriison
Mrs. John Rabe left Denison Tues
day for Manson, where she will spend
a week visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Dife.
Mrs. Frank Slater and daughter,
Geneva, and Mrs. Ernest Stegemann,
OF Buck Grove. attended to business
matters in Denison Monday.
H. P. Grill, of Deloit, twas pleas
ant caller at this office Monday after
noon. He is advertising dance at
his hall in Deloit for Saturday eve
ming, July 10th.
Reuben Winstrom, Of Neuman's
Grove, Neb., who recently was dis
charged from the navy, is spending
this week in Denison, a guest at the
home Of his uncle, Gus Heiden.
4 Mr., and Mrs. Nick Blum and chill
Edren, tof Buck Grove, shopped in Dem
Iison Saturday While in the city Mr..
Blum called at the Review office and
extended his subscription to the
spaper.S> - y n ~ A3~l = 90 a
Mrs. : Margaret Jossen and little
.daugter, Marion. left Tuesday for
their, home in Omaha, after having
spent a few days in Denison visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Min
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tellgren, Of Wall
Lake. came down to Denison Monday
to visit with their brother-in-law, ALI
bert Jarl, who was operated upon at
the Denison hospital for appendicitis
last, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Brogden and
daughter, Miss Emma, and Miss Mar
tina Helsley returned on Friday from
pleasant trip to South Dakota, where
they visited at the home of Joseph
Brogden. ~
John Lass, OF the Solomon Furni-
tture Co., is taking his vacation this
week, and is doing just what he
pleases. gets up when he wants too,
casts when he wants to, and has for.
gotten business entirely. And he can
do this for two full weeks. On boy!
G. L. yPurcival, wife and son, John,
sof Des Moines, visited at the George
TRACER home in Denison Thursday. He
was on his way to the western coast
by auto, Mr.. Purcival is at the head
3of large wholesale supply. house in
lDes Moiues, selling butchers. SUP
plies. .2E' - '>' -. " 4
Mrs. G. C. Mclaughlin, Of Toronto,
Canada, was guest Of Miss Joanna
Walsh in Denison Monday. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin is spending few days visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Bert Mitchell,
at Vail, and expects to leave the lat
ter part of the week for a further visit
with relatives in the west. 70 4
I Willis Virgins. OF iWoodbine, &C.
5companied by his family, drove to
Denison Saturday evening in order to
hear the big band. The rain caught
him when nearing the city limits and
he was compelled ito remain over
night in Denison. He was amply re.
paid, however, for the band gave a
concert Sunday morning.
Mrs. S. B. Greek has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness as to be
able to accompany her son, Mat, to
his home in California. They expect
to leave on next Sunday, having Sc
cured a state room with the Overland
Limited. They will 60 direct to San
Francisco, where the son is engaged
in business. Mrs. Greeks many Deni-
son friends hope for pleasant trip
and trust that the change of climate
and scenes may be OF great benefit to
her.
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