The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02
Local Mention

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Miss Elizabeth Segebart was So
per here Monday from West sid(
/; Dan Hemphill, the Buck Grow;
banker was a county seat business
caller Monday. !,
Mrs, Nd Reimers and daughter. Ed
ne. were, shoppers in the city Frida,
from Schleswig. q.
Miss Nellie Fishel was up from Dow
City Monday spending the day with
Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pruter were
. brief callers in Denisou yesterday
from West Side. -
: t.g Miss Mary Dieter was. down from
{ Vail Friday spending the day with
friends in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Benecke. and
children are making a two weeks Wis
II at the Ed Kolls farm.
When answering advertisements an
pearing, in this paper kindly mention
the fact that you read the ad in the
Review. Srss
! iHarve Ferrill OF Sac CITY arrived
in Denison yesterday for few days.
visit ut the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r.
w. Bamford ~
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Karr depart
ed Monday evening for Los Angeles,
Calf where they will enjoy a six
weeks vacation. ~ ss'i . -
7 Gibson & Rogers, distributors of
the Oakland, report the sale of a
touring car to A. i. Johnson, Of Ken
wood on Monday. .&.S '4'. ",
The Misses Hertha Lehfeldt and
Dorothy Tucker returned from Grin
nell college last Tuesday, having grad
uated from that college. u W
Miss Evelyn Meehan OF Manila is
spending q few days this week In
Denison whiting at the home Of her
uncle. pr. j. j.. Meehan. isE
Mrs. p. g: 1ahnson returned home
Sunday evening from D les ,oine1.
where she enjoyed 6Sweek' Visit at
the home q her sister, Mrs. j. II. Ma
honey. s si i5''3i4, NJ
Mr.. and Mrs, Otto Payson, Miss EN-
ma PAysen and Albert Dietz Of Man
ming were guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Waite in Denison on
Sunday. t:iFl ~"
We have been requested to announce
that tile Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at 3 o'clock on Saturday after
noon at MeHenry hall. A good attend
ance Is desired. va At'i =
Mrs. p r. c. Lally sold her resi-.
dence on West broadway Saturday to
Mr.; Ed K0lls, the purchase price be-
ing $500. Possession is to be- given
March LIST. This is one of the most
desirable residence properties OF the
city. e ~ -. ri e'e
pr and Mrs. P. ]. Brannon will
leave this evening for Minneapolis,
where they will Join Mr.. and Mrs. J.
y. Bale and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Henry who are enroute home by auto
from Pine Cone Camp. ~; .,j,#,
j J. Meehan who is now resident
Of Davenport spent the week end in
IseIison visiting relatives. Jack is
asdeputy United States Marshal and
tells us he is kept busy at Davenport
catching booze runners who cross ov-
er from Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. John Saggau and Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo 'Saggau departed this
mDrping via auto for Pine Cone Camp
MINI, where they will spend the sum
mer. at their cottage. They were &C
COMMANDED by Miss Lydia Jensen, who
will he their guest for two weeks.
.iEMessrs. II, P. Grill and superintend-
emit Kuhn of iDeloit, we're in Denison
Tuesday making final arrangements
for the 4th of July celebration to be
held at Deloit. They report every.
thing In readiness for the big doin's.
and invite everybody to Deloit to help
celebrate.
Remember the Review Is anxious
tofnrint all Of the news. II, you know
Of.SAn interesting item either mail or
ers. let lots Of interesting items es-
cape because they are not informed
Of them. Your cooperation will be
appreciated at all times.
Several Denison people went to
Carroll Sunday to attend the knights
Of Columbus initiation. Carroll now
has the largest council in the, state
and has initiated four hundred mem
bers since January LIST. They hope to
bring the membership eup to the two
thousand mark before the first OF the
year Those from here who attended
the initiation Sunday were James Nc
CHM, J. w. Monaghan, Geo. Giblin,
Milton Gary, Ed Champion and Chas.
Lahlberty.
The popular Lester Lindsey Theater
company opened q weeks engagement
in Denison on last Monday evening ct
their big tent theater on lower Court
street to capacity house They have
a complete repertoire OF high class
plays and the company is. one of the
best that ever played in Denison at
popular prices. Pleasing specialties
between acts are changed nightly. A
"Jazz" orchestra is one of the bright
spots of the company. The bill for
tonight is the great problem play en-.
titled "The Divorce Question: 4
Mrs. N. E. Lafferty received, the sad
news of the death Of her husband. N.
o.. Lafferty, who was undergoing
treatment at iEscanaba, Michigan, at
which place he. died sometime Sun.
day. 1t was expected that Richard.
Lafferty will leave for Michigan last
evening. The other two boys are in
Canodo Mr. T offorfv hos I,oa,, ",