The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21

| Miss Lois Tarwater OF Schleswig
was shopper in the city Monday.
Miss Marie Rath was week end
visitor at the Theo. Rohwer home in
Schleswig.
Ben Pautsch, of the Denison Auto
Co., was an Omaha visitor Tuesday on
business in connection with his firm.
DR.. j. c. Robinson and DR.. Stouffer
departed yesterday for Omaha where
they are spending a few days in at
tendance at the Nebraska Dental con.
ventiOn. ,.. "a srn
Mrs. Milo Kelly accompanied by
! Mrs. J.T Carey and Mrs. Gus Retman
land daughter, Hazel, visited friends in
Dow City last week, driving down in
Mrs. Kelly's car. Eet @E}
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieb and babe
who have been enjoying visit in
Denison at the home Of her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock, departed
yesterday for Alton, Iowa.
John Van Wrinkle and son, Harold,
came out from Chicago Sunday to be
in attendance at the funeral services
of L. Cornwell, held at the Baptist
church in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fredericks and
daughter, and Mrs. August Rachwitz
and Mrs Mary Rachwitz, motored UP
from Council Bluffs Sunday for visit
at the John Rachwitz home here.
Mrs. II. G. Neubaum, of Buck Grove,
spent several days here the past week
Visiting relatives. Mrs. Neubaum has
purchased home in this city and will
make Denison her home after June
first.
We are sorry to report that Oscar
Fienholdt, who resides west of Deni-
son is seriously ill with pneumonia.
His condition has not shown much i'm
provement for the past few days but
his many friends trust that he will
soon pass over the crisis and recover.
his usual good health. Is
H. T. Bliesman purchased the A. ].
Bond building located on east Broad
way last week for a consideration of
$4y5O0.O0. Mr.. .Bliesman expects to
make some improvements; to the pro-
perty this year and later may erect
modern brick business block on the
site. The building is now leased by
Mr.. Sherman who handles Hudson and
Essex cars. /
Rev. J. L. Boyd was at Ames Tues
day where he preached the funeral
sermon Of Lieut.. Oscar Holden, which
was held at the Presbyterian college
church. Lieut. Holden was former
Of Rev. Boyds at Glidden,
where he was taken into the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Lieut.. Holden
was graduate of the State Agricul- |
tural college.
Mrs r. o. Dibb left today for an |
eastern trip of two months duration,
during which time she will visit her |
mother at Whitewater, Wis, and at |
tend the commencement exercises of |
both the high school and State Normal |
college, of which she is an alumnus.
She will then 60 to Chicago and New
York City where she will spend the,
remainder of the time visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Dibb expects to join her |
later and accompany her on the return
trip. ~ ..-.. H.. gt-t ,.. Il
Thomas Boylan. of the railway COM
mission office at Des Moines, was in |
Denison this morning on business in
with his office. He came in
from the west on railroad motor, and
was expecting to go east later in the
Day. He reports a shortage of help in
his office, not being able to secure
help for the appropriation
made by the law. Mrs. Boylan, per-
laps better known to Denison and Dow
City friends as Bessie Robertson, is
employed as linotype operator on, the
Des Moines Capital, position she
has held for some time. The Boylans
have apartments at the Victoria at
Des Moines.