The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09
The FERGUSON STUDIO

| Chas. Kemming was at Defiance yes.
Iterday transacting business.
I Miss Mariana Sims spent the past
week end visiting with friends in
Sioux City. = = lii -t.k5 4. i. t
MIR. and Mrs Max Kropf and children
were guests at the Louie Grill. home
near Schlsswig+Sundays 4gt
Paul Sturges, of Sioux City, spent
the Fourth, of July in Denison. a. guest
lat the Jacob Sims. home. g;sata I'D =
Mr.. and Mrs.. j.. A. Jensen and fdangh
ter: Melinda. Of West. Side, visited
with Denison- friends Thursday.
Mrs. Milo Kelly enjoyed the Fourth
of July with, her sitter, Mrs. Zeph
Fienhold, who resides near: Dow City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed George were up
from Omaha over the Fourth, guests
at the home Of Mrs. Georges father,
w. A. McHenry. "a 500
Raymond Bamford. resident of
Omaha, is spending this week in Deni-
son, a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. w. Bamford. ds $50. .r
+ Mrs Name e. Black, resident of
lMuscatine, arrived I'm Denison iWednes-
day for two weeks visit with her
brother, Clement j. WEIGH. asgs.s4
The H. H. C. girls met at the home
of Esther Bachmann last Wednesday.
This was the second of series of
eight meetings to be held throughout
the summer. i's ,lt
Thomas Shives, wife and three
sons, of Condo, s. D.. arrived in Deni-
son yesterday for visit at the home
Of Charles Shives. Thomas is.
nephew of Mr. Shives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Seemann and Sears
McHenry motored to Lake Okoboji
Thursday, where they remained until
Sunday getting the McHenry cottage
lin readiness for the summer.
Miss Marjorie Sims departed sSatnr
day for Vermillion, $. D.. where she is
in charge Of the home demonstration
work at a boys and girls camp this
week. She expects to return to !Deni-
son some time next week.
V Mr.. and Mrs. r. Montgomery have
as their guests this week DR.. Clara
White and sister, Mrs. Ella Farmers
and Or. Smith, all residents of Rock
we'll City. DIR. White was formerly a
resident of this city and has many
friends here.
\ Mrs. E. NJ. Paup spent last week in
lMapleton helping to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Jones, who is
quite seriously ill. Mrs. Jones is still
under the care of trained nurse, but
it is believed she is now recovering
nicely, a fact her many Denison
friends will be pleased to learn.
Ralph Ledbetter, negro who work
ed with the M. L. Finn paving con-
Germ at the time this firm laid the paw
ing in Denison, was shot and killed on
Sunday last in Sioux City, where he
was operating resort. Spectators
who watched the work of paving in
.Denison will remember the big negro
who did most Of the floating of the
cement; this was the fellow who was
killed. .Flf
- Col. c.. Greene and his Daughter,
Mrs. Ida Kelly, have been in Denfson
this week visiting at the A. &C. Greene
home. They will leave tomorrow eve
ming. for. Los Angeles, Calf, where
they expect to make their home in the
future. The colonel expects to pnr-
chase home in Hollywood. He has
disposed of all of his holdings at Oko-
boil, having sold one of his cottages to
7. K. Moore Of Dunlap, and the; larg-
err one to Henry Wallace, Of Watlaces'
Farmer, at Des Moines. He received
five thousand dollars for this cottage.
The many friends of Col. Greene and
Mrs.s Kelly trust that they may visit
Denis0n often from their California
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