The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
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Miss Helen Wood of Logan arrived
here Friday for visit with her friend
Miss Ruth Silletto.
Margaret Nelson, eldest daughter OF
Ed Nelson, is spending the week near
Kiron visiting at the home of Nels
Winquist.
- Mrs, J. P. Conner left Saturday
morning for Okoboji where she is en-
joying weeks visit at the Gulick &
tVoss cottage.
90 Mrs. T. A. Tarpy and children were
down from West Side Thursday spend.
4. ing the day with friends. The Review
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gratke left Fri
day for Strawberry, Point, where they
will visit for several weeks at the
home of the latters parents.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Seeberger and
children of Creston, stopped off in
: ,Denison over Sunday for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kanler,
8. C. NJ. Dybro of the Boys store, de-
parted Sunday evening for New York
City where he will spend week pur-
chasing fall and winter merchandise
for the Boys store.
Mrs Geo. McHenry and children
are expected home the last of the
week from Colombus, Nebr., where
they have been visiting at the home of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. D Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Lorenzen and
children and Mrs. R. H Van Alstein,
of Gilmore City, returned yesterday to
their home after few days visit in
Denison with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lor-
enZen. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whey, who re-
side near Deloit, were brief callers
here Friday afternoon, and paid this
office a visit in the interest of their
subscription to the Review while in
the city 4-.- ...
Alfred Bregden left last week for
Sioux City where he made a brief visit
with relatives, before going to Laurel,
Nebr, where he will spend several
weeks with his brother, C. NJ. Brog.
den and family.
VIII Rath, Jr, returned to his home
at North Platte, Nebr., after a. pleas
ant weeks visit here at his parental
home, coming to attend the wedding
+. of his sister, Marie, which occurred
last week. He also spent several
days at Lakewood Park visiting with
friends.
Mrs A. H. Brogden of this city, re-
Gently received box of cherries from
her son, Samuel Stephens, who resides
at Wenatchee, Washington. The cher
ries are about the size of tame plums
sweeter in taste than our homegrown
cherries, and were considered rare
treat by the Brogden family.
Ralph Dickinson, of Lincoln, Nebr,
is spending this week visiting his
uncle, Norman lnghram, who resides
northeast of Denison. Ralph attended
the Denison public schools and gradu
ated some few years ago and has
many friends here who will be pleased
to meet him again. At present he is
attending the university at Lincoln. ..-
Ray North arrived home last Thurs
day evening. after nearly a years sery-
ice in the army. Ray did not reach
France until the latter part of Novem-
CT the arnristice, but was yet able to
perform considerable valuable, serv-
ice with Base Hospital Unit No. 120.
He is looking fine, and is more than
pleased to be home again.
The friends of Miss Amelia Haskins
a. former Denison girl, who for the
past several years has been employed
in a bank atsMilford, will no doubt be
surprised to learn. Of her recent mar
rage to Mr.. Seth e. Benson, of that
city. Mrs. Benson is the daughter of
the late M Haskins, and her early life
was spent in this city where she grad
llated from the public schools, and Ia
ter took a business course at the Den
ison Normal & Business College. She
then accepted position in bank at !
Milford, at which place she was en-
ployed until her marriage. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Benson will make their home al
Milford. where the groom is engaged |
in business. The Review joins with |
friends in extending congratulations.
& Mrs. r. A. Miller and daughter,
Madeline, of Ute. were Saturday visit |
0rs here, shopping and visiting with |
friends. Mrs. Miller called at the Re-
view office and ordered the Review |
sent to her address for the coming !!
year She informed us that she in |
company, with Mr.. Miller and their
daughter had but recently returned
from an extended western trip during
which time they visited the principal
points of interest in Colorado, making |
the trip in their auto. From there,
they went by train to Los Angeles,
where they spent several enjoyable
weeks visiting friends. Their son,
Donald, lad of IS years, is at present
stationed in the Philippine Islands, in
the wireless service, in which he en-
listed some time ago.