The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

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Miss Milda Rickers was shopper
lin Denison Tuesday from Breda.
w. j. Evers Of Schleswig was a coun
Ity seat business caller Monday.
More Denison local news will be
found on page Of the first section.
Mrs. P. Brogan, Of Vail, was among
the shoppers from out Of town Satur-
day. "
| Miss Minnie Langenfield Of Carroll
visited with friends in Denison yes
,terday.
Mrs. Henry Young, OF Dow City, was
| in Denison yesterday visiting friends
and shopping.
Mrs. Geo. Dieter and Miss Frances
Monaghan. were in the city Saturday
shopping from Vail.
A. w. Crouch and C. L. Ducander
are among those in Omaha today at
tending the automobile show.
Gregory Farrelly, of Chicago, visit
ed in Denison over Sunday at the
home of his uncle, j. T. Haugh.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Emil Jensen,
son, on Tuesday, March 18th. Moth
er and babe are both doing nicely.
Maurice O'Connor, of Vail, was in
Denison yesterday transacting bust
ness and calling on acquaintances.
The grocery department of Menagh
store, has been quite badly torn up the
past week while masons are erecting
a fire wall.
Miss Gladys Hart, who resides at
Moose Lake, Mimi, arrived in the city
last week for visit with her aunt,
Mrs. o. M. Criswell.
Carl Nelson, who resides in South
Dakota, has been in Denison for the
past few days visiting at the home OF
his brother, Ed Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pautschswere pas
sengers to Omaha this morning, where
they will attend the big automobile
show at the auditorium.
Mrs. James Slough of Ida Grove is
spending this week in the city visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. Frank Lister
and Mrs. Gail r Richardson
Miss Esther Bachmann, will go to
Cedar Rapids Thursday to spend the
week end visiting with her sister, Ger
trude, who is attending Coe College at
that place. is :f ss,s
Carl Pautsch and Hugo Jensen left
last evening for Boone where they
are looking over some sheep with a
view of purchasing them for the
Pautsch farm west of town.
Clarence Bryan was up from Arion
Monday transacting business in this
city. While here he called at the
Review Office and had his name added
to the subscription list OF that publica-
ton.
Relatives of Maurice Beirne have
received cards telling of his safe ar
He arrived last Friday and had been
waiting since December % for a boat.
He had been all over France and into
Italy. and will no doubt have some
thrilling experiences to relate upon
his return to DenisOn.
Clifford Haughawont arrived here
Sunday from Camp Wheeler, Ga, for
"a brief visit at the VIM. Bretthauer
home in this city. Mr.. HaughawOut is
a resident of Genoa, Neb., but was en-.
|ployed here for some time at the DOud
Milling company and has many friends
here who were pleased to welcome
him again.
HI. p. Saggau sold his residence
property on Wall street Saturday to-
August Johannsen, who takes posses
|sion of same this month. This is a
fine property, the house being modern
in every respect. Mr.. and Mrs. Sag
gau are moving this week to the old
James Tranter farm west of Buck;
Grove, which they purchased last fall.
Mrs. Chas. Bollen underwent ma
jor operation at St. Mary's hospital In
Rochester Friday morning, and word
received from there this week is to
the effect that the operation was most
successful and she is rapidly regain
ing her strength. Mrs. Bollen was af-
fiicted with gall stones and had been
lin poor health for several months.
Mr.. Bollen and little daughter, who
her to Rochester, are
expected home this week. 4
From the Sioux City Journal, we
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Patter-
son OF Council Bluffs, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jas. OFT, at iMorningside.
both Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. OFT are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs, w. II.
Temple of DenisOn
C. D. Miller left last evening for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will con-
suit physicians at the famous Mayo
institution as to his health. His many
Denison friends trust that his health
is not greatly impaired, and that he
will soon be able to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Buffntorl, re-
siding near Denison, were called upon
to mourn the death Of their intant
daughter, Viola May, which occurred
on Monday, March 10th. The little
one was but month old and recently
contracted cold which the little,
body was too weak to withstand. and
death followed within few days. Pri-
vate services were held at the home
on Tuesday. Rev. Hamilton Of the
Baptist church having charge. and the
little form was laid to rest in Oakland
cemetery. Besides the parents there
is one brother, aged four, left to mourn
the death Of q baby sister.
Miss Frieda Aeberhardt, daughter Of
Mrs. Anna; Aeberhardt of Dow City,
and Ed Laubscher, also of Dow City,
were united In marriage on Saturday
March list, the ceremony being. per
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