The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

Miss Theresa Keeney of Vail, Wis
| tied in Denison Tuesday with friends
Hans Jess of Deloit, was county
seat business caller Monday.
John iBraase of Schleswig was a
brief business caller here yesterday
Mrs. Henry Sclimadke was a shop
per in Denison yesterday from Schles'
wig.
Mrs. Harry Luney is spending this
week visiting friends at Mason City
and Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson and
daughter, Mrs. Asa Jones, were over
from Charter Oak Monday.
Miss Sophie Ullrich has accepted a
position in the ladies' ready to wear
department of the Balle!Brodersen
store.
| Miss Jenna Strahan departed Mon
day evening for Cedar Rapids where
she will teach this year in the public
schools.
Mrs. D. o. Johnson returned home
last Thursday from Omaha where she
enjoyed a visit with her sister, Mrs
Edward Phelan.
Mrs. Eta Elliot has accepted po'
sition with the alle-Brodersen store.
Her daughter, Miss Ruth Elliot,
teaches at the West Brick school.
Mrs. Judith Mathews and daughter
Miss Marie, returned to their home in
Omaha Monday after few days visit
here at the home Of Mrs. d. 0. John
SON.
John Menagh departed Monday fol-
Highmore, S. OAK, where he Is
spending this week looking after ex
tensive land interests owned by the
Menagh Brothers.
A. j. Gary has purchased the Lee
Mailer house in West Denison and is
moving the same to vacant lot on
East Prospect street, two blocks east
Of the stand pipe. ,.,
Loyal Voss left Sunday for Ottum
wa, where he will act as best man at
the wedding of fraternity brother
From there he will 60 to Chicago fol
a few days visit with friends.
| c. M. Dybro, Of the Boys ready.to
wear department, has purchased the
home of Herman Reimers on North
Washington avenue and on Monday
moved into the newly acquired home
Miss Marie Hammer departed Sun
day for Manning where she has &C
cepted a position with the leading
department store as saleslady. Miss
Hammer has been in the employ Of
the Pfarr, Gebert & Hunt store fol
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall motored tc
Defiance Sunday where they spent
the day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
lM. K. Currier Some twenty old
neighbors of Mr.. Hall were invited
to dinner and the day was made a
most pleasant one for all.
Nh. and Mrs. l.. A. Seeman return
ed home Sunday from months visit
at points in Colorado The trip was
made in their Cole car and they Wis
lifted Estes Park, spending ten days
enjoying drives over the many scenic
roads Of this popular resort.
r Mrs. Frank Pfarr returned home or
Monday from Pine Cone Camp, Mimi.
where she enjoyed the summer Mr.
Pfarr who. spent the past month
there with his family, is returning
by way Of Aberdeen i'll order to look
after some land interests he has in
that locality.
Asa Sterrett, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
! Chas. Sterrett, returned home last
week after having received his dis
charge from the navy at Philadelphia
He was in the service for a year and
three months, and during that time
made two trips to Cuba and one to
South America on the battleship Ala
bama.
John Campbell, of Omaha. spent
yesterday in Denison transacting bus
mess. Mr.. Campbell has entered the
outdoor advertising business and has
already placed two hundred and nifty
bill boards in Iowa and Nebraska
For some time he wits associated
with the Phil Morton company, but
left them in May to engage in the
business for himself
Fred Richards accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Stoner, to her
home in Perry last Saturday morning.
The Stoners have purchased home
in Perry and Mr.. Richards goes down
in order to make some desired altera-
tons in the property. He has just re-
Gently completed very comfortable
bungalow for his son, Charles, down
On East Railroad avenue