The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06
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Frank Stock attended the ball game
at Dow City Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Johnson and nephew, Reu.
ben Johnson, were brief business call.
ers in Denison Thursday from Deloit.
Z BID. Morrow left on Friday for Be.
atrice, Neb., where he will visit rela.
tives for several weeks.
II Lyman Morris, of Deloit, was in Den
sgison on Monday, and said he was feel.
ing fine for a young man of his age.
ri sB. Brinkh,an and Walter Cole and
families left the first of the week for
Spirit Lake where they are enjoying
an outing, g.!
n Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Gebert and chill.
}dren went up to Lake View last
Thursday where they will enjoy two
weeks outing. 81, ~. $50. .
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson left
the last of the week for Milan, Ill,
where they will make an extended Wis.
3;it with relatives.
N Mrs. c. M. Dybro and children re.
turned home Wednesday evening from
Omaha where they enjoyed a week s
visit with relatives and friends.
j, Mrs. August Wilkins and daughter,
Emma and Miss Alma Merklin left on
Monday for points in Colorado where
they will enjoy two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Peters, of Wall Lake, was
among the out of town callers here on
:, Saturday. The Review acknowledges
call in the interest of her subscrip-
ton.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haberling, who re.
side near Ute, were pleasant callers in
this city Saturday: They were accom-
panied by Fred Plagge, who also lives
hear Ute.
! Miss Betty Shattuck departed Mon
day evening for Pine Cone Camp,
Mimi, where she will enjoy a three
weeks outing with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Pfarr.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Fitzpatrick re-
sturned to their home in Fl. Dodge last
Thursday after>-having visited at the
home of her. father, VIM. Tucker, south
west of Denison.
~ Miss Hedwig. LANCE, who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends at Coleridge, Neb.,
returned home last week and will re-
main here for tine present.
Henry "A. Brockman and family, Of
Section Z, Charter Oak township, near
Berne, were shopping in Denison on
Monday. Mr.. .Brockman is one of the
substantial farmers of the West end,
and we were pleased to meet him.
Miss Alice Stevens departed Sun
day for Rochelle, ILL.,, where she is
making a visit with relatives and
friends. She will visit friends in the
eastern part of the state before re-
turning home the first of September.
p. p. pSievers and family will leave
this week,fif the railroads continue to
4 run, for Pierpont, S. D., where he will
I visit a brother for a week or ten days.
Mr.. Sievers came to Crawford in 1881,
and this Is his first vacation since that
time. s'' S.'"
Mrs. Ed George of Omaha, visited
in Denison over Sunday at the home
: Of her brother, Mr.. George McHenry.
On Monday she accompanied VIM. Nc
Henry to OkoboI where she will spend
some time with her father, WA. Nc
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilman Tucker and
son. Stephen, started on their return
trip to Seattle on last Thursday, after
having spent a number of days in Den.
isOn and Crawford county. They will
stop at Yellowstone Park and meet
some Seattle friends on their way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reimers and daughter.
Miss Luella. motored to Denison from
Ogden on Thursday of last week for
the purpose of engaging room and
board for the latter who is to be one
Of the instructors in the public schools
of this city. Miss Reimers will make
her home at the dormitory.
Bruce Rogers has purchased the
Kehr farm four and half miles south.
east of Manila. The farm comprises
100 acres and is in a very high state
Of cultivation, and the buildings are
practically new, and all modern. Mr.
Rogers did not buy the place as spec
ulation, but will keep it as All invest
ment ,5<s "a 1
VIZ. Lueck and family, accompan7
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lueck and
baby, motored to Gowrie on Sunday Of
last week and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. John Lueck, who reside at
that place. They. report a pleasant
trip, making the drive Of Its miles in
one day without any inconvenience
whatever ~-
C. NJ. Dybro and Miss Anna Eckert
of the Boys store returned from two
weeks buying trip to New York. Mr..
Dybro states that merchandise is very
scarce and that prices are much high.