The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
Deputy Sheriff Jacob Johnson was
in Manila Monday transacting bust

Deputy Sheriff Jacob Johnson was
| in Manila Monday transacting bust
ness.
John Ehlers was down from Schles-
wig yesterday transacting business
and calling ON Appropriateness.
C. p. Hoefer was over from Charter
Oak Monday attending to some BUSH
ness matters at the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mills, who have
Ibeen making their home in Sioux City
this spring, We're in DenisonL over
SUNDAY. aaF & .... - ..-
Mr.. and, Mrs. Frank Lynch, who are
residing at Tulsa, Okla, are expected
| in .Denison this month for a visit with
relatives and friends. s:E
The Eastern Star will hold its reg.
ular June meeting on Tuesday eve.
ming, June 1st, at o'clock. Members
ARE urged to be present.
Mrs. p e. G. Lally departed Mon
day for Spencer, where she Is spend
ing the week visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Morgan Cornwall.
| A deal was closed last week where
by Henry lang becomes the owner OF
the Claus Sleek home located near
Washington park. Possession is to
be given March list.
Mrs. Allie NJ. Ainsworth, who has
Ebeen making visit here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Kuehnle, leaves Friday for
Lake Okoboji where she will spend
the summer at her cottage. ~
j. j. Miller and family are moving
Ito Denison this week from Manning.
They will occupy rooms over the Will
lard service station until such time
as they can buy or build a home. Mr..
Miller will be engaged. in business
with his brother j. w. Miller, Jr.
+ John Fastje was operated upon Mon
day evening at the Oh. J. j. Meehan
Hospital for appendicitis. Mr.. Fastje
had apparently been in the best of
health. but was taken very sick Mon
lday afternoon at his; music store in
1.-the opera house block and physician
called who found that he was suffer.
ing with acute appendicitis and that
an operation would have to be per.
formed at once. The operation was
! VERY successful and word from the
Hospital today is to the effect that he
lis getting along nicely. - t.;.c.s IS Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Montgomery, OF
this city, were very pleasantly sur
[prised at an early hour this morning
'tby the arrival of their grandson, Raj
leigh Whey, who had just returned
from overseas, having received his dis.
[charge late last evening at Camp
dodge, Raleigh spent exactly one
year in service in France, and saw
considerable action While there. He
Twas gassed twice and wounded once,
but is fully recovered and enjoying
1.-THE best Of health at present. He left
this morning by auto for Deloit Where
This parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whey
reside and needless to- say there will
tbe q great rejoicing when he arrives
Another brother, Merrill, is expected
Ito arrive at Camp Dodge for discharge
lon Friday of this week.. s
The j. w. Miller, Jr. real estate
Eagency reports the following land
saels during the past week: J. j. Kuhl
farm of 240 acres, located in Iowa
township, to H. d. Hing, and the Geo
Talcott 270 acre farm, south of Arion
| to Buchanan Brothers. Possession OF
fboth farms is to be given March 1st.
The Omaha World Herald of Sun
|day announced the engagement OF
Miss Ella C. Kruger, daughter of Mrs
Jennie A. Kruger, to Charles w. Britt
Miss Kruger is well known in Craw
ford county, having been resident OF
Vail, Schleswig and Denison for a
number Of years. Her father was
cashier of the German bank at Schles-
wig UP until his death when the fam
lilly moved to Omaha, where they have
since resided. The wedding is to take
place the latter part of June, al
which time Miss Florence Britt, sister
of the groom, and Bart j. Kruger
brother of the. bride, will be the at
tendants at the ceremony, which will
be performed at st. Cevilia's cathed
lral. n,