The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

transacting' business.
Miss Anna Nelson was shopper ir
Denison Tuesday from Dow City.
Miss Rose Clark will entertain the
Kill Kare ,Klub Thursday evening.
Ben Rabe and sister, Miss Gertrude
were brief callers here yesterday from
Ricketts,.
Mrs. Anna Segebart Of Vail, spen
Tuesday in Denison visiting .frienas
and shopping.
/ Miss Pearl Hutchinson of DelOlt
was in the city yesterday spending
i the day with friends. - 81 IA a.
Mrs. Henry Holm of Schleswig, was
among those from out OF town shop
ping in DenisOn yesterday.
| Mrs. Peter ..Johannsen was down
from Schleswig Monday spending the
day with friends in the city.
Mrs. Fritz Gierstorf and Miss Paul
inc Rabe were brief callers in the
city yesterday from Ricketts,.
VIM. Frudden. resident OF Charles
City, is spending today in Denison, a
guest at the Kuehnle home.
Lieut.. Frank Menagn who is sta
toned at Camp Grant, visited in Den
ison over Sunday with his wife and
baby.
Miss Grace Selander left Saturday
for Holdridge. Nebr., where she will
make an extended visit with rela-
| tives.
Mrs. Jane Partridge is enjoying a
visit this week from Gler daughter,
Mrs. Florence Bowling, resident Of
Mason City. ...,>> .5-.
Miss Flossie Legg. of Grand juno
! ton is spending the week here visit
| ing at the home of her aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise and also
/ with other relatives. r.
| Jess LOrenzen was over from Buck
Grove yesterday transacting business
in this city and called at the Review
Office to renew his subscription to the
paper for another year.
Mrs. John Muir returned home on
Monday from Charter Oak where she
has been caring, for her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Jones during her recent illness.
| We are glad to report that Mrs. Jones
has fully recovered and once more
enjoying her usual good health.
| ELDER Amos Berve of Logan, will
preach at the local.. D. s. church on
Sunday evening of this week Elder
! Berve is the chairman of the reunion
committee and will speak in the in
terests of the annual reunion which
is to be held at Dow City for ten days
beginning August 22d.
The city federation held a meeting
at the Carnegie club rooms Saturday
afternoon at which time plans .were
discussed for raising funds for the
treasury. The ladies did not complete
arrangements but they5{have under
consideration rlmmage sale or an
entertainment, to be given early this
| fall. = .'.AF.
Wayne Smell of Section 4. Milford
township was in Denison Tuesday
shaking hands with friends and tran.
sacting some business. He has re-
Gently sold his farm of so acres,
known asFthe w. w. Meyers place, 10
Russell Newcom, for the sum of $3.50
per acre. Five years ago Mr. Smell
purchased this place fori$l25 per acre,
Ed. Goebel who has been employed
as timer in the Fisher & Gray. estab-
! lishment for the past two years, re-
signed last week and has accepted a
position with the Carpenter Tire COM
pany Mr.. Goebel will have charge Of
the radiator repair department. He
is one of the hest timers in this sec.
ton and is an expert in auto radiator
repairing. .,5 .-..'
w. p. Knowlton of Iowa City, was
in the city Monday comforting with
Co. Supt II. N. Olry and calling on
Denison acQuaintences. Mr.. knowlton
recently received the appointment OF
inspector Of high schools in the state
but declined the appointment For
two years he was principle Of the
Denson high school, coming here
from Jefferson.
AIR. and Mrs. Il. r. Rink and chill
dren, Helen and Algie. of Council
Bluffs and Miss May Rink of Chica
go, arrived in Denison Thursday eve
ming to spend the week end with Mrs
e. r.. Kinks sister, Miss Elizabeth
Hanke. They were. joined on Sunday
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rink,
land Grandpa Rink OF Council Bluffs.
All except little Helen and Algie re
turned to Council; Bluffs Sunday eve
ming. they remaining over for long
err visit with their aunt, = ~
B Miss Frances Boyd returned home
Monday from Sioux City where she
graduated last week from Morning
side college. Out of a class of sixty,
Miss BOYD was one Of fourteen to re.
ceive honorable mention, having re.
ceived sixty credits during the college
course, averagi's better than ninety.
five. This ] "deed an exceptional
record an I =: : It her many DenisOn
record and one t!...t her many Denison
friends will he pleased to note, Miss
Boyd has accepted a position in the
consolidated schools Of LaWton, as in,
structor in Latin and mathematics.
Mrs. August Moeller OF Lake View,
accompanied by her son John
Moeller and family of Chadron,
4Neb.. came down last Friday
Jones home. John left on Sunday to
resume his work as travelling sales.
man, and his wife and mother re.
NAMED over until Monday when they
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