The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-09

Miss Marguerite Haugh spent the
week end at Carroll visiting friends.
Miss Nell Kinney, Of Vail, visited in
Denison Saturday with Mrs. Albert
Vernon.
Mrs. Leslie Chapman and Mrs. w.
j. Beck were visitors in Denison Sun
day from Vail.
Miss Grace Bamford visited in Dun
lap over Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
Georgia Liscomb.
George Newcom was at Omaha on
Tuesday in the interest Of the Lincoln
Highway garage. --.-.'.
Miss Eileen Cummings, Of Manila,
visited in Denison over Sunday with
Miss Marie Conner.
Miss Mabel Thomas, of Buck Grove,
was among those from out of town
shopping here Saturday. ...-:'''
Miss. Clara. Conner, who teaches in
the public schools at Wall Lake, visit
ed at the parental home in DenisOn
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Kathryn Christensen and Mrs.
Andy Daniels were passengers to Car
Oll oullldJ AIol hAh5, "-lSi U ehSy SpSIAs
the day. visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. L. H. Johannsen, who
reside on a farm near Battle Creek,
spent Saturday in Denison, guests at
the home of Hans Johannseh.
Miss Mabel PAUL, supervisor of the
grades, attended teachers conven-
ton at Des Moines the last of the
week, returning to DenisOn Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Allen Beck and sons and Miss
Willetta Strahan returned Sunday to
Mason City after weeks visit in Den
ison at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Strahan. ,r,
rev. Father Farrelly returned, home
last week from Hot Springs, j Ark,
where he enjoyed a months rest at
this famous resort. Father Sweeney,
who, was here during his absence, de,
parted Monday for Sioux City IS
F. W.. Meyers, who Isl associated
with a big book concern i'm Chicago,
was in Denison the last Of the week
visiting his brother. C. X! Meyers, and
sister, Miss Grace Meyers. Mr. Mey-
ersg is temporarily located tatssfDes
Moines. ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamberty mo-
tored to Carroll Sunday morning,
where they spent the day with friends.
Returning that evening they were
caught in the rain storm and stayed
over night at Vail, coming home Mon
day morning on the local. - s.l,
As will be learned by reading the
advertisement of A. B. Reesberg, that
gentleman will hold a public sale COT
his belongings on Saturday. April 18th
when he will sell his property just
south of the opera house, and a lot Of
other property. Look the ad up. ~,
ssH. l.. Fitch, of the Doud Milling
Co, was at Manning on Tuesday. He
was accompanied by Sergeant and
Mrs. Grantz, who had been visiting
in Denison. Sergeant Grantz is a
nephew of Mrs. J. c. Robinson and
returned from overseas only last Tues
day. He had been in France for more,
than year. '
Claus PAIL returned home Sunday
from Rochester, MIMI, where he had
been taking treatments at the, hospi-
tai for some time. His many friends,
will be, sorry to learn that his condi-
ton has not shown any Improvement.
,Hegewas accompanied home; from RO-
chester by his daughters, Miss Minnie
Paul and Mrs. @Oryille Hilton. ,tg /. FL,
At meeting Of the city council last
Monday evening Nightwatch John D.
Muir was employed to look after and
care for all the fire equipment. at a
salary of $95 per month, in addition
to his salary as nightwatchman. He
will be expected to keep the fire
trucks in order. as well as the hose,
hook and ladder, etc. A committee
from the fire company recommended
that MI. Muir be employed.