The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27
Local Mention
School starts Monday!


Miss Esther johnson of lDeloit, Wis.,
tied with friends here. Friday. +5E
Additional Denison local news. on
page five of the first, section.
Mrs. Peter, Mccain was a shopper
in Denison Monday from Dunlap,
Chester Schlumberger visited with
friends in Omaha Friday and Satur-
day,
j H. Duncan was county seat
business caller Saturday from Dow
City. ..
Mrs. Clinton Smith and daughter,
Margaret, were visitors in Omaha on
Tuesday.
Max Motif Is spending a few days
this week in Des, Moines taking in
the state fair.
Misses Magdalene and Hazel Hulse-
bus were Denison shoppers Saturday
from Buck Grove.
Mrs Vanderwall was down from De-
lott Saturday spending the day. with
friends in the city.
Hans Johannsen and Henry Schram
mofored to Omaha Tuesday and made
a brief visit with friends. .@~
Ed Reimers was down from Schles-
wig Friday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
The board OF supervisors will meet
nsThursday of this week at which
time claims will be allowed.
Misses Clara and Marie Weiss were
passengers to Des Mones yesterday
where they are enjoying visit at the
state fair.
DR.. Kelly, resident. of Creighton,
Neb., spent the first of the week in
Denison, a guest at the~home Of Mr.
]. T. Haugil. -
Misses LESSEE Marshall and Emma
Brogden returned home Monday from
Des Moines after few days visit
there with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. tSchwartzSnbach, re-
turned home yesterday from Superior,
Nebr., where they enjoyed a weeks
visit at the home of their son, Ar
/. thur.
Hans and Peter Nath, both resi-
dents of Eyerly, have been spending
1.-THE home of their brother, Henry
Nath.
Mrs. T. v. Bird and daughter, and
Mrs. Flora Smith Of Ute, are spending
few days in 'Denison this. week, the
guests at the home CT the Misses
Alma, Winifred and Edna Wright.
G. F. North and wife and two sons,
. o,,l ~ 80,
yesterday for Des Moines. stopping at
Winterset for a visit with friends. and
then going on to Des Moines and take
in, the state fair. sgi55 @s
Miss Edna Cavett accompanied, her
uncle, Sylvester Cavett, and family to
Des Moines Sunday, where they have
been taking the state fair and visit
ing relatives during the week. They
are expected home today, n
Louie Schultz OF schleswig stopped
off in Denison yesterday on his way
home from Chicago where he had a
car, load of cattle on the Monday
market. HeHreports having struck: a
good marketNand is we'll satisfied. With
his sale. ssEatf@ '@tt
Mrs Walters departed Monday for
Rochester, Mimi. where she Is con-
sulting specialists in regard to her
health. 1t may be possible that she
will submit to an operation before
returning home, IL the doctors deem
it advisable &,ds Tt
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Replogle, of Red
Oak. stopped Oft in Denison Tuesday
on their way home from an outing at
Lake Okoboji, for a brief visit at, the
home of Mr.; and Mrs. e. w Pierce.
Mrs. Replogle will be better remem-
bered as Miss Lizzie Rae of Dow City.
George and Will Graves have purr
chased the Baker barber shop and
pool hall at Charter Oak and will take
possession OF the same next Monday.
The Graves boys have been in the
barber business in Denison for num-
Der of years and their friends are
sorry that they have decided to locate
elsewhere.
The Catholic Mission which is be-
Lima church is being exceptionally
well attended and everyone IS enjoy
Ing the fine sermons delivered by Rev.
Matthew Miller Of st. Louis. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone
to attend these mission services which
are held twice, daily, in. the morning
and evening. An especial invitation
is extended to everyone to attend the
services. on Thursday evening when
Rev. Miller will deliver Sermon on
Christian Marriage" ~
John Curry, accompanied by. his sis
ter, Miss Clara, arrived in Denison on
Monday and have been visiting. at. the
parental, A. r. Curry, home. They
drove across country in an auto and
had an enjoyable trip, ]. Mr. Curry is.
engaged !; in the clothing business at,
Seward, Neb.. where lie has been for
the past fifteen years, and he has pros
pered beyond his expectations. In
partnership with his brother. VIII, he
is, also conducting a clothing store at
Columbus, and this store is also pros
pering. For the past year or more.
Miss Clara has been assisting her
brothers, doing the desk and book
work. At this time she is undecided
whether she will remain at home dur
ing the fall or again enter college.
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