The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

and Mrs. James Shuffler, a 8 poun
son. ..~
Miss Iva Stoner, of Perry, was
week end visitor at the Fred Richard
home.
John Silletto, of Des Moines, mad
brief visit here with his parents owe
the week end.
Frank Watson, of Des Moines, i
making an extended visit with rela
tives in this city.
! VIM. Evers, of Schleswig, has &C
cepted position in the, groveryr de
partment of the e-Brodersen store
Mrs. B. N Benson, a resident o
Kiron. visited in Denison last weel
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Lund
gren.
Miss Mable Seller, of Carroll, was &
brief visitor at the John Silletto home
on Friday, returning to her home Sat
urday. v sst. 4
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Robinson and
daughter, Maxine, were among the
Denison people in Omaha Thursday
attending the auto show.
H. w. Moeller, of Deloit, was in
town Saturday. He had just had his
tonsils removed, and was not feeling
in the best of spirits. However, he is
getting along very we'll.
Misses Helen and Ethel Malone, OF
Dunlap, were among those in attend.
ance at the institute Thursday and Fri.
day of last week. They remained over
c;t ,,yitl, OF nd
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Saggau are
now nicely settled on the old James
Tranter farm near Buck Grove, having
moved their household goods last
week. They sold their residence in
Denison to August Johannsen. -
i Denison and all Crawford county
was visited by one Of the heaviest
of rain on Friday night
The pavements were washed clean
and the bottoms were soon a sea of
water. Severe lightning and thunder
accompanied the storm.
L. Seemann and son, Charles, were
passengers to Sioux City Sunday
where they visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George See
mann. Charles has decided to remain
in Sioux City assisting his brother in
the automobile business.
Lenihan Lally returned home last
week from Iowa City, having complet-
ed the winter semester at the uni
Lehman leaves this week for
Vulcan, Alberta, Canada, where he
will spend the summer on a ranch
owned by his brother, Adds Lally.
we're passengers to Jefferson Saturday
where they visited at the home of their
laughter, Mrs. Harry Lyons. Mr.
Schwartzenbach returned home Sun
lay evening, his wife remaining for
more extended visit. .,
After a few weeks visit in DenisOn
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. BIod
.rsen and with other friends, Mr. and |
Mrs. H. F.. Schwartz departed Satur-
lay evening for their home at Havre,
Mont. They are former residents of
)enison and their many friends en-
Dyed their visit here.
Chas. Bollen departed Monday eve
hing for Rochester, Mimi, where he !;
will spend a few days with his wife,
Who is recovering from an operation.
Word received here the first of the
week is to the effect that Mrs. Bollen
S doing nicely, a fact which her many
riends will be pleased to note.
A farewell party was rendered Mrs.
~. Eggers by the Forester ladies at
he auditorium of St. Rose of Lima's
chool Monday evening. A sumptuous,
upper was sery/ which was followed
~ social hour Mr.. and Mrs. Eggers
nd family will leave this week for
Sac City where they will make their
uture home.
The Review is anxious to print all
he news. If you have guests visiting
'ou from out of town, or you make a
rip, tell us about tin fact tell us
my item of news that you think will
'e of interest to the Reviews big FAM
ly of readers. We are no further
way than your telephone-tell cen
raj to give you %.
Alexander Erler, a brother of Ed
Irler, and at one time resident Of
his city, died at the home of his SIS
er, Mrs. George Benson in Carroll,
tuesday last. His home was in Mil
1aukee, Wis, and he had come out
0 Carroll in hopes of change for
etter health. Death was due to tub
rculosis. He leaves wife, his faith
r, four brothers. and two sisters.
Miss Marie Schlecta, formerly Of
vail but who has recently been en-
'loyed IN stenographic work at David
lily, Nebr., writes this office to change
Ter address to Lower Brule Agency,
south Dakota. She adds that she has
eceived a government appointment on
N Indian re-: Ntion at that place.
Hiss Slecht~ '13 many friends in the
'icinity of Val as we'll as in this city
Who will be interested to learn of this
hange.
N. L. Hunt, Of Denison Iowa, was a
'isitor on March 10th at the big eX-
libit of Southern California products
free to the public in the
-os Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
lie also attended the lectures and
moving pictures that are part Of the
aily program. The exhibit is the larg-
st of any in the country maintained