The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
DenisOn Local

Mrs. VIM Pruter of West Side, was
shopper in Denison Friday.
Miss Ruth Hannah of Vail, visited
with friends in Denison Monday.
Additional Denison local news will
be found on page 5 of the first section.
IS. p. Jacobsen purchased a Chal.
mers touring car last week from Geo.
Newcom, thu local distributor. -"
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Seemann visited in
Sioux City over Sunday at the home
of their son, George See MANN, s.
s Miss Edna Bretthauer, stenographer
sin the Stewart Lumber company's Of
flee, enjoyed an outing last week at
Lake View. ~
p Miss Jessie Gilbreath came up from
Omaha last week for two months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Gilbreath.
Miss Hannah Stegemann departed
Monday for points in eastern Iowa,
where she will make an extended WIS.,
1t with relatives and friends.
h Mrs. M. L. McElwain and daughter,
Laura, returned home Saturday from
washington, S. d.. where they enjoyed
q visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larson.
We have been requested to an
pOunce that there will be no Sunday
school at the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday on account of the repairs
which are being made.
* MIR. and Mrs. D. P. Petersen and
daughter, Rose, and William Pollen
returned yesterday to their home at
Fverly after a pleasant visit in Deni-
sson at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
.ry Nath.
Carl Richardson will leave Sunday
FOR Minneapolis, where he will spend
several days visiting his wife's par
,ents. Mrs. Richardson, who has been
There for the! past month, will accom-
,pany him home.
ii Marcus McCord and Roy Gebert and
Miss lone McCord motored to. Ames
yesterday. They will return this eve
ming, accompanied by Miss Gladys
.McCord, who has completed the sum-
mer session at the State college.
Jay Virgins, of Grinnell, was in
tDenison the first of the week calling
on friends. Jay for many years was
in the employ of r. J. Kelly in his
shoe store in Denison, but now owns
and operates a fine store at Grinnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Romans and
Guy Romans returned home Sunday
from a ten days motor trip to points
in South Dakota. Mr. Romans reports
that some localities in South Dakota
have been hit with the drouth and
the wheat crop damaged by rust.
n Dr.. G. w. Carr and son, Vernon, ar
rived in Denison Saturday from
Craig, ISask.,I Canada. remaining here
until Monday when they left for Kan
sas City, Mo. Vernon Carr is being
married today "wednesday at Kan
sas City to a prominent society girl
,ef that city! Fl ---t,.a t..,.,-,.
/; Friends of Mrs. Helen Huggett,
mother of Mrs. NJ. A. Penney of this
city, will regret to learn that she SUI
Sfered a paralytic stroke on Friday
afternoon, which almost completely
3paralyzed her left side. At present
reports however, she is slightly re-
.coyered,$ and it is hoped that she may
fully. recover from this illness.
Rev, and Mrs. w. c. Lee and daugh-
ter, Helen, residents of Minneapolis,
Mimi, were in Denison last week max
ing a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. NeWcOm Rev. Lee, some
twenty years ago, was pastor of the
Methodist church at Deloit but now
is the district superintendent of the
Methodist church with headquarters
at Minneapolis. Mrs. NeWcOm is a
niece.
A number of Denison people have
undergone slight operations at the
Denison hospital the past week for
the removal of tonsils, among them
being the following: Misses Hazel
and Genevieve Hill, nieces of Miss An
ma Mccarthy, Miss Mable Houlihan
fand Miss Beatrice Sexton, of Danbury
sDn last Sunday, and Mrs. Floyd Smith
today. All the patients are recover
Eing nicely and returned home the day
following the operation.
n I'M another column of this issue will
be found the statement of the State
%Bank atlDeloitssg The statement is is,
aSued pursuant u the call of June 80,
and!is ofeSf nlaclfTcredit to the, insti-
tuition making the statement. 1t shows
the total resources of the bank to be
$170,431.19, splendid record for a
bank doing business in so small a
town as Deloit. 1t shows the resource
es Of the town and the community to
be on very substantial footing.
Messrs. F. A. True, as president, and
NJ, Guy Martin as cashier deserve
credit for the management of the in
stitution. ~ ,
The ladies Of the w. G. T. U. of
this city have provided rest tent
in Washington park. during the time
chautauqua is in session, and anyone
desiring to use same is cordially in
vited to do so. Mrs. C. X. Meyers is
in charge, and many tired mothers
with small children as we'll as older
people. have been indeed grateful for
this opportunity to retire from the
( big tent for brief rest. This rest
tent is provided each year during the
chautauqua session by the local w.
c.. T. u, and the thoughtfulness of
!. these ladies in this respect is greatly
appreciated. 2 saen'] >s,E"ja :
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