The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

NJ Miss Mary Hail was visitor in the
city. Saturday, from Boyer,
Alfred Vehrs, OF Iowa township, was
a county seat. business caller yester-
hay
Robert Alice and family, of Winter
set, recently visited at the G. F. North
place near Denison. &7E 7@7>>
|, Hans Jess, prominent farmer resid.
ing near lDeloit was a pleasant coun.
ty seat business caller Saturday.
Dr.. Hal G. Simpson went down, to
Des Moines, the first Of the week to
spend a few days at the state fair.
Miss Raphael Kane, of Harrington,
Neb, is making a visit in Denison at
the home Of Miss Anna Mccarthy.
County Agent John Quist has been
spending the past. few days at Des
Moines in attendance. at the state fair.
Miss Gertrude Rabbe of Ricketts,,
visited in Denison over Sunday, a
guest at the home Of Mrs. Claus PAIL.
Il The regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Commercial club will be
held on Friday evening of this week.
Walter Broderson went, down TO
Des Moines yesterday to spend few
days in attendance at the state fair.
Mrs. r. J. Young and daughter.
Bessie, visited at the P. E. O'Connell
home Monday and Tuesday Of this
week.
Mr.. John Van Wrinkle OF Chicago,
was in Denison yesterday coming here
to attend the funeral OF his sister,
Mrs. Hannah Matthews. g.
Mrs c. L. Lyon returned Monday
to her home at FIT. Collins, Colo, after
an extended visit here at the home Of
her. sister, Mrs. G. L. Smith.
Miss Grace Schlulnberger departed
last Friday for Oakdale, Nebr., where
she is making a visit at the home Of
her brother. DR.. Pierre Schlumberger.
Mrs. Carl Onken of Austin, Mimi,
is. making a visit in Denison at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hayes.
Mrs. Onken before her marriage was
Miss Irene CARRIER.
Oliver ]. PETIT and sister, Miss Fan
ME PETIT, of Dow City. shopped and
visited with friends in Denison Tues
day. They were accompanied by their
nephew, Max Petit.
Carsten Christensen, OF the Green
Bay Lumber company, is taking
weeks vacation from his duties and
together with his wife, left Sunday for
4Des. Moines where they are taking in
the state fair.
Miss frankie Faul who has been en-
joying visit in Denison with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Faul, will
leave the last of the week for. Chica-
60. to resume her. training at the Chill
sdrens' Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
/ Darling Garrison returned one day
last week from Des Moines where he
has been attending the summer ses-
sion of the Drake law school, He ex-
poets to remain in tDenison until the
latter part of September when he will
return to Des M0ines.
Mrs. John II. Ogren, a resident for
many years. Of sKiron and well known
in this vicinity, died at her home near
kiron this morning, following weeks
illness with pneumonia. The obituary.
In detail wiHEappear In next weeks is
sue Of the paper. y
/ Office hours Of the Denison post of
flee Labor day. September 1st, will
be as follows: City carriers will make
morning delivery only. Rural patrons
can receive mail by calling at.general.
delivery window, from to I0sa. nj.
John T. Carey, Postmaster.
Raymond Garrison. a grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Garrison, has been
d patient in the Mercy hospital at
Council Bluffs for the past three
weeks, where he underwent. an opergal;;
ttOn for appendicitis, followed by a
second operation for further cOmpli-
cations. He is now getting along nice
ily but it will be several weeks before
the will be able to be up and around.
The doctors state that all his trouble
Is caused by the flu which thescontract
ed when in France last winter,
Frank Lister has returned from Win
field, kans, where he was called by
the illness of his father, j. Lister. He
reports his fathers condition as much
improved. Many of our citizens. will
remembev this venerable old gentle
man; for years he made Denison regu-
larly two times each year in the bust,
ness of tuning pianos. He made ilis
home at Glidden for many years. Yes.
terday Frank Lister was called to Oma
ha to attend the funeral Of nephew,
Charles Jordan, who was killed by an
auto
Mrs. T.. c. Mccarthy is suffering
with a severe fracture of the bone in
her right limb just above the ankle as
the result of fall ON Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Mccarthy was walking
down the stairs and when on the next
to the last step, the heel of her shoe
caught on the mating covering OF the
stairs and she fell to the floor The
attending physician states that the
fracture is a most serious one and it
will probably be many weeks before
she is able to be UP and around again.
The disbarment proceedings against
Attorney Geo. H. Clark, which were
in progress for six days at Ida Grove,
were concluded. Monday evening, and
Judge F. F, Dawley, Of Cedar Rapids,
who presided over the proceedings,
announced that Attorney Clark was
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