The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04

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Mrs. p. F. Brogan OF Vail, was a
shopper in Denison Saturday.
Joe Collins was in Dunlap Sunday
depending the day with friends.
Miss Lucy Keane Of Buck Grove
visited with friends in the city Sat
urday. 1~ss A.
Mrs. Howard Lynch Of Ida Grove
spent Saturday in Denison visiting
friends. J p
| Melvin Ahart of Dow City, is spend
Ling this week in Denison visiting rel
Iatives. NJ
Mrs. A. S. Chauncey OF Dunlap was
Iamong the shoppers here Saturday
from distance. @af "
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haberling were
pheasant callers in the city Saturday
from Charter Oak. - ri.
Geo. Krohnke and Will Backhaus
were down from Schleswig Monday
ATTENDING to some business matters.
Tim Cronin was over from Charter
Oak last Thursday attending to some
business matters at the county CAPT
Ital.
Miss Mae Cavanagh has accepted a
position as clerk in the dry goods
department Of the BaHe-Brodersen
lstore. ss,.,a .rE
Mrs. G.. l.. Ducander was a passen.
ger to Omaha Thursday morning,
where she spent the day visiting with
friends. ,
Mrs. !. Chauncey. Mrs. Guy Nc.
Carthy and Miss Grace Dearduff were
shoppers in the city Saturday from
Dunlap.y .....1 - .l...s
Winifred and Clayton Kelly Of Car:
roll are spending this week in Deni.
son visiting their aunt, Mrs. Alfred
Wright. 49,.
| Mrs. Fl. II. Van Brunt Of Council
Bluffs arrived in Denison last evening
for few days visit with Mrs. J.. P.
Conner. .....r
I Miss Nina Mattress, trained nurse
from Iowa City, arrived in Denison
Sunday for visit at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. A. B. Cox. %...
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Petersen Of Car
roll spent several days last week in
Denison guests at the home OF Mr..
land Mrs. Geo. Lamberty. H..
Mrs. Chas. ,Stoner of Perry is
depending a few days in Denison this
week visiting at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richards.
/ Supt. C. G.. Randall of the West Side
schools, was in Denison Thursday
conferring with County Superintend-
ent F. NJ 'Olry in regard to school mat
tiers. -.
Supt. C. E. Humphrey departed on
has been engaged to teach in the
ksummer school for a period of three
months. y. III
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Buesing accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bues-
ing, went up to Schleswig Sunday
morning where they spent the day
Visiting acquaintences. ....- )
The regular monthly business meet.
ing of the Commercial club will be
fheld Friday evening of this week. A
large attendance is desired as much
important business will be brought UP
at this meeting. |,Esss. Z ~. -
Walter Wetzeler of Schleswig, stop
lped off in Denison between trains on
Saturday on his way home from Kan
sas City where he has been attend.
ling. Concordia college, studying for
the ministry. Al, ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus .Heiden received
la telegram Monday from their son,
spencer, announcing his safe arrival
at Newport News, Va, from France.
He will be sent to Camp Dodge for
discharge and is expected home with
in the next week or ten days. 5e
Postmaster J. T. Carey has receiv-
ed instructions from the post office
department to have city carriers cease
1.-THE practice of collecting mail from
1.-THE letter boxes Sundays and on all
national holidays. People desiring to
|get letters off on Sundays and holidays
Twill have to mail them at the post Of
fife before 5 o'clock in the afternoon to
insure their getting off. rs
Mrs. James Armstrong returned
home Sunday from Blooming Prairie,
MINI, where she was called by the
Eserious Illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Vanderwall. Mrs. Vanderwall
is suffering from growth in one, OF
her ears, Which IS causing her great
suffering. Her sister, Miss Jessie
Luney, left last week to assist in car
ling Of her and her many friends will
hope to soon hear of her recovery.
Mrs. w. G. Bogert of Independence,
larrived in Denison on Sunday for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
IC. Chamberlin. Mrs. Bogert has just
returned from San Antonio. Texas,
where she made an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs Clarence
Chamberlin Lieut.. and Mrs. Cham.
berlin have left San Antonio. for New
port News, Va, and it is possible that
they will go to the PHILIPPINE Islands
in the near future. Clarence is in the
aviation service.
Carl Krauth, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Krauth, returned home last
week after fifteen months in the serv.
ice, having received his discharge
Carl enlisted in the regular army Sc.
1aedting thd cavalry branch of the
Eseryiee and received his early train.
ling in Wyoming. He was first sent
ITO Honolulu where he spent several
months. being returned to this coun.
ltry Just before the armistice was
Esigned. He was stationed at FIT. Ring.
lOld Texas, when he received his dis