The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06
DenisOn Local
! Miss Florence Johnson, Of Kirpn,
wees d shopper in 'Deniso1 Monday.

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was shopper in Denison Monday.
Is w. r. Temple is spending this week
at Sioux City visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Sarah OFT. y s'tr !. "a
G. M. Dybbro and family motored to
Dunlap Sunday, where they spent the
day visiting friends.
w. w. Davis, of the Davis Service
station, spent Tuesday in Omaha, drty-
ing down in his auto. 4s%
Jacob Sims and family motored to
Lake Okoboji this morning, where they
will enjoy a vacation.
Jacob Sims and Carl Frederick
Kuehnle motored to Sac City yester.
day on a business mission
Mrs. Kate German, of Kansas Ckty,
was, In Denison the fore part OF the
week, the guest of Miss Frances
Leahy. 4, ;...s4f
Rev. C. 4. Hamilton and family and
H. AR Carpenter and family expect to
motor to Okohoji this week for a few
days outing.
e. r. Reimers, of the Sibhert- Rel
mers Co. has been spending the week
In South Dakota where he is looking
after land interests. Fl
Robert McCarthy,aof Minneapolis, a
son OF John Mccarthy, arrived in Den
ison this week and viii visit for q time
at the Mccarthy home.
Henry HamanM, OF II Nishnabotny
township. was "a Denison visitor Tues
IN.
Review with pleasant call
The Joseph Inghram family, OF Mil.
ford township, are spending the week
in Linn county, where they are visit
ing relatives. They are making the
trip by auto. .
Is Joe Monaghan, Maurice Nielsen and
DR.. Yoder motOred to. Dow City Sun
day to: attend the ball game between
Dow City and the World Herald team
Of Omaha. Dow City won by the score
ofs5 to 4.
Gus Windstrom, OF ,Neuman Grove,
Neb., accompanied by his three chill
dran, are visiting at the Gus Heiden
home in Denison this week. Mr.. Wind
strpm was former resident Of Craw,
ford county. - Isl. +.
D. w. Flack, Of Cottonwood, s. d.,
is visiting with relatives In Denison
4his week. Mr. Flack will be remem-
bered as having been engaged in the
mercantile business in Denison num-
Der Of years ago, being member Of
the DeWolf & Flack concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz Of
this city received word yesterday that
their son, William, had landed at
Camp Dix, IN. j., and would be home
within week or so. william is a
member Of a headquarters company
and has been overseas some thirteen
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seberger and
children, residents of Creston. y stop
ped off in DenisOn over Sunday on
their, way home from, Lake Okoboii
for q visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w e. Kaa1ler Miss Lena Kahler,
who has been q guest at the Kahler
home, accompanied them back to Cres-
ton.
George 'Duzik, the barber, who has
been located under the new Farmers
State Bank, has moved his equipment
to the rooms under the Crawford
County bank, having purchased the
barber business from George Graves.
We understand the Graves will re-
main with Mr.. Duzik and assist with
the work.
The knights OF Pythias order OF
Denison has seemingly taken on a
new lease OF life, and committees are
out canvassing for new members.
Thus far number of new applica.
lions have been received and by the
time the winter months arrive, when
lodge work will be revived, there will
be goodly number of candidates to
work upon. ~.
Herbert r. McMinnimmee, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McMinnimmee
of Denison, returned from France on
Sunday night, having landed in. New
York one week ago. Herbert has been
in France for ten months, serving
with the General Headquarters De
partment For time he was with
the machine gunners. He Is looking
fine. and says he is enjoying the best
Of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chamberlin
arrived in Denison Saturday from In
dependence for visit at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Cham.
berlin. Clarence enlisted In the avia.
ton service soon after the outbreak
/ Of the war, at which time he sold out
his tire business here to H.. A. Carpen-
ter. He completed his flying school
and was at New York awaiting orders
to sail for France when the armistice
was signed so did not get across. He