The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11

p. j. EggerS, OF sac City, was again
in Denison on Monday last.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lamberty visited
friends in Omaha over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh, of Vail,
visited with friends in Denison Friday
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth was up from
Dow City last Thursday for brief
visit with friends.
Mrs. B. F.. Mitchell and Mrs. Bart
ley Mitchell were shoppers in Denison
Friday from Vail.
Mrs. Alex Zimmerman was down
from Vail Friday spending the day
with friends and shopping.
Mrs. Allie Ainsworth departed yes
terday for OkobOji, where she Will
spend the summer at her cottage.
Leland Ackley returned home Sun
day evening from Omaha, where ne
enjoyed several days visit with rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
we're I'D from Dow City Saturday
spending the day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bowling.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morton, OF Du-
buuue, visited in Denison last week at
the parental, John James, home. Mr..
Morton is connected with the Illinois
Central at Dubuque.
A. Il. McCubbins, of Deloit, was
brief caller here Saturday transactlng
business. He paid this Office call
and had his name placed on the he
views subscription list.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Voss and son,
Loyal, were passengers to Omaha Fri
day. While there Mr.. Voss purchased
a Pierce Arrow sedan, which is to be
delivered some time next month.
Jerry and James O'Connor, Vincent
Houlihan, Walsh Naughton, Geo Glib
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. If. 5WalZ Paul
Tate, Wilye Mullen and Joe Collins
were passengers to Carroll Sunday
morning to attend a Knights of Column
bus initiation. ~
Leslie Heiden, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus rHeiden, returned home Friday at
ternoon, and his brother , Spencer,
reached here Sunday morning, both
having been overseas since last tali'
Leslie went from Camp Dodge with
the SSth and Spencer went with con-
tingent from Camp Gordon last Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zea are rejoicing
over the safe return of their son, Or
rim. who came home on Saturday eve
ming in company with number OF
other boys of the SSth division. Or
rim is the last of the three Zea boys
L
George having returned about month
ago and Lawrence coming with the
boys of the Rainbow division, some
two weeks ago.
Edward Klinker is expected nome
next week from St. Paul where he is
visiting at the home of his Wife's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Benecke, Sr.
Ed received his discharge some ten
days ago and went direct from Camp
Dodge to ST. Paul, where his wife has
been staying during his absence over
seas. They will make their home In
Denison and Ed will resume his posi-
ton in the mems furnishing depart
ment OF the Bale Brodersen Co. IL.
The city council met Monday eve
ming and conferred with the city ell
gineer in regard to the proposed paw
ing, and after going over the matter
quite thoroughly a resolution on the
final passage of the resolution OF ne
cessity was passed. The amount OF
paving proposed remains the same as
was at first outlined, and 1t IS expect
ed that bids for the execution OF, the
work will be asked for some time III
July of this year. Thus far there
seems to be little or no agitation
against the proposed paving; rather
there are number of property own
crs WHO ask that more territory be
taken in, aud considerable amount
of extra paving done. One property
owner made the remark recently that
If the city couldn't pave by his prop
erty he could sell out and move to y
street that was paved, where he could
get his car out without hiring team
to pull him to the pavement.