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

Il Will luC oCl tlSCo Ah ShoA . y
of DR.. Burleigh of the Congregational
church. During August Rev. Penn
will have charge.
Fred Wore and family motored up
from Omaha the night of the third and
with the Frank Palmer family left for
the lake the next morning.
I Dobert Moorhead and family, OF
South Omaha were in town the past
week at the parental, J. J. Moorhead,
home. 49, = H..
1 Mrs. Frank. Howorth .motpred down
from Dow City one evening last week,
bringing home her mother, who had
(been spending a few days there.
i Anthony Monahan, of South Omaha,
spent the week end with the family
on the farm. s 49,
The Misses Rotheand their guests,
the Misses Barrett, of Omaha, motor
ed to Woodbine one evening the past
week. hR - ,,tl"r-,ssa z III
Mrs. Mary E. Burning, with her
Fourth guests, motored5to Dehison on
Saturday afternoon and then to Wood
bine and return. ~
g. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dozier and
sons, William and Henry, also Miss
Jennie Ferren, of Omaha, have been
spending few days at the home Of
Mrs Anna McElroy.
Some of the people connected with
the Lester Lindsay show that has been
in Denison the past week, held con-
cessions on the park grounds here
the Fourth. 9 %.
E. T. Ryan spent the Fourth in Oma-
ha.
Large numbers of tourists are 60
ing through town every day, some on
long trips and some Omaha people
going to the northern lakes FAM \;
Arch Cook, of Council Bluffs, was in
town the Fourth. = s5'> $s
Word was received last week sof
the precarious condition Of Tom Rob.
son at his home. In I Wyoming, "A fact
his friends were grieved to learn.$
Mrs. Anna Be1fiss, of Fremont; with
some of her children, were in town
for visit with Relatives the Fourth.
The Boy Scouts conducted stand
on the park grounds the Fourth. .=s
Mrs. Claude. Stewart and two young,
est children left last week for a visit
of several weeks with relatives in Mis-.
souri,. o..
Mrs. Thompson, formerly Miss Cora
Weed, has been here the past month
visiting old friends and acquaint-
.ances.
Mr.. Brainard, Of Omaha, was in
town a few days last week. ..r.s
Claude Stewart had the misfortune
to receive sprain in getting into his
car which necessitated his walking on
crutches for a time. q.
Ray. Gorham has sold his garage to
Ike Ward, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Hammes Brothers for the
past season. Mr.. Gorham has not de-
cided as yet what he will do but it is
hoped he will continue to keep his
residence here. -. f.. $3.50
a "A. +. Smith and daughter, Helen,
were passengers to Council Bluffs on,
the late train Sunday evening y wv
Miss Aria DaWlings was an Omaha
visitor the first of the week with rel.
atives. p 20 : ~. e S's'2@ iig
U The ball game Sunday with Manila
resulted in q score OF to 4 in7favor
Of the home team.
r The Boy Scouts leave this week for
their summer outing 1t has not Sbeen
decided definitely yet where it will be
spent, but at some lake. The boys
have been working hard this summer
to raise funds for this occasion and
they anticipate much enjoyment. I
Glen, Smith, who is employed in the
Bluffs, was home for the Fourth.
Ed O Banion and family motored up
from Omaha the latter part of the
week and are planning on going from
here to Spirit Lake to enjoy an outing.
Lester Myers made a trip to Arion
Monday. /, +, fse
Frank Pfaiger has been driving a
new Essex car the past week. - g.
M. O'Connell is in Sioux City where
he underwent an operation last week
In hopes Of 1benefiting his health.
Frank Wettengel has had his resi-
dence treated to a new coat Of paint
the past week.