The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-02

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If it's news, you will find it in the
Review.
Judge Conner was In West Side
Friday transacting legal business.
Mrs Otto Huebner of Charter Oak
was shopper in Denison Friday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Christman, of Ute,
visited with friends in the city Friday.
| Carl f. Kuehnle and Patrick Hassett
were in Ida Grove Friday transacting
business.
Art Peters of West Side was in at.
tendance at the Eastern Star meeting
Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry C. Book and daughter
were shoppers in Denison Saturday
from West Side. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rogers. resi-
dents Of Dunlap were brief visitors in
Denison Friday. .s
Mrs. C. H. Richardson of Jackson
township was a pleasant caller in
Denison Friday.
Miss Alma Wright came from Grin
nell Fridaysevening for weeks visit
at her home here. -
Charles and James Menagh were in
Omaha Friday spending the day with
their brother, David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Larson and FL
dred Larson motored down from klr'
on Thursday for brief visit with
friends in the city.
Clar Byers of Des Moines, was in
Denison Monday for a visit at the
home of his son, V. l.. Byers.
CT. voss was passenger to Wood.
bine Friday morning where ne spent
the day transacting business. 81
Ed Johnson was down from Deloit
Thursday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Miss Gladys McCord returned home
Monday from Omaha where she spent
several days in attendance at house
party. ~~!%S1 Z ~ l.. IT,
Mrs. Dan Howorth was up from Dow
City Fridayilooking at the fine display
of spring merchandise in the Denison
Carl F.. Kuehnle was passenger to
Des Moines Friday evening where he
remained over Sunday transacting bus
mess. '@s'f''~. >''.'
C. w. Payne and son were down
from West Side Saturday attending
to some business matters at the coun';
ty capital.
Among those from Schleswig shop
ping in Denison Saturday we mention
Mrs. Henry Boysen and Mrs. P. Mel
sen and daughter, Amelia.
p. J. Houlihan,> resident OF Sioux
City spent several days last week IN
Denison visiting at the home OF his
brother, M. X. Houlilan. ..E
Miss lone McCord returned Mon
day to Ames to resume her studies at
the college after enjoying a weeks
vacation here at the Parental home.
J Patrick Beirnes and daughter, Nell
lie of Carroll spent Friday in Deni-
son. They looked at several resi-
dence properties. with a view W. Of ppl q|Egf
chasing. III /: T. 81 Il y {
Fred Schiller, LOT Daloits purchased
the John Petersen home located on.
Railroad avenue Saturday att public
auction bidding in. the sprope ,iat3
$2S25.0O. ats ssssss sssss I b.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. SpottsWood re-
turned Monday to their home in West
Side after spending several days here
lin attendance at the Sunday school
convention. v----....
Il Mrs. Everett Kemp has. sold her
home on East Church street, recently
acquired from j.. Miller, Jr, to
Mrs Fischer, of. near Battle Greek. 1t
is Understood the. consideration was
$5300.s i8a e !: ~. WI
! Professor Gratke has been enjoying
a visit from his brother, A. W. Graf
Ike, of Strawberry Point. Mr.. Gratke
had been in the service, but for the
last six months had been in a hospital
near Denver.
The merchants of Denison enjoyed
q splendid trade on Saturday last, the
pleasant weather and improved roads
bringing many people into town. The
streets were lined with cars and the
stores filled with customers all the
afternoon and evening.
Earl Petersen for the past IT.
teen years has been serving In the
nary, Is enjoying d furlough, visiting
relatives and friends in Denisong and
vicinity. Mr.. Petersen is;now on the
battleship South Dakota which Is un-,'
dergoing repairs at an eastern port
On recent voyage from France to
America with soldiers the ship broke;
down at sea and returned to England,
for repairs. The ship is nowgin dry
dock for a general overhauling. Mr.
Petersen has visited practically every
country in the world but Is more I'M
pressed with the. South American re-
r,,hl;nc thar, any nf the others