The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
DeniSOn Local

Geo. Holdsworth was pleasant cal
err here Saturday from Manila.
Will Murphy, of Waterloo, visited
with friends in Denison over Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Petcofl
daughter, on Saturday August 9th.
/, Supt. A. B. Wood and son were down
from Vail Saturday calling on friends
ssJohn LafreDtz was down from Kiron
4 Saturday transacting business at the
county capital.
Bruce Rogers was in Manila Mon
day looking after his implement bust
ness at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Beerman motor
cd down from 'Schleswig Saturday fol
a brief visit in. Denison. = 20 .-
Edward Keim was over from Char
ter Oak Saturday transacting business
and calling on acquaintances.
Thos E.. Malloy and sons, Robert
Melvin and Edward. were callers in
Denison Friday from West Side.
Miss Bernice Houlihan departed on
Friday for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends at st. James,
Mimi. ... ,...
H. j. Cummings and children, An.
drew and Eileen, were over from Man.
lila Monday to attend the funeral OF
Cecil Hecht ~, e. ..,..
Mr.. and Mrs, Otto Dresselhaus re.
turned Saturday from Bennett, where
they enjoyed weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carsten Christensen
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schramm mo-
stored to Lake View Sunday morning
and spent the day.
Miss Marion Johnson departed last
Friday for Des Moines where she is
spending a week visiting at the home
of her aunt; Mrs. J. H. Mahoney. III
Mr.. and +, Mrs. AL Lundquist and
Knute Lundquist visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sam
nelson near Charter Oak.
81 Mrs. Frank Hill and daughter, Hor-
tense, Of Logan and Mrs. HOLDEN and
daughter, of Wood bine, were the week
end guests of Mrs.C l.. Smith.
D. w Flack departed Monday for
This home at Cottonwood, S. D., after
two weeks visit in the city at the
home OF Miss Anna Mccarthy.
'Earling Garrison, who is studying
law in Des Moines, arrived in Denison
Saturday for few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Birkhofer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Se0nke Mahnke, John Turner and
j Elmer Malone motored to Jefferson
aSundayto spend the day visiting with
friends. ~ -.'E - - g
Mrs. Dan Howorth and son, of Dow
City, stopped off in Denison Saturday
for a brief visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Howorth. They have
been visiting relatives and friends at
points in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
have purchased the Mrs. j. B. Romans
, residence property located on North
Washington avenue After making a
few minor Improvements to the pro.
perry, they will occupy it. ,. %'a.
Mrs. Milo Kelly drove number of
! her friends to Arion last Thursday to
attend the w. c. T. U. convention.
Those who accompanied her were:
MRS. M. A. Penney, Miss Jessie Mar
shall, Mrs &C. K. Meyers and Mrs.
Frank Bolton. ~.-
C. X. Meyers found time to take
two days vacation from his duties at
tire post office and is enjoying a most
needed rest Mr.. Meyers is one of
thetfaithful employees at the post office
who takes pleasure in serving the
patfons in the best possible manner.
Mrs. Margaret G. DeWolf, resident
0iWashington. ID. c., arrived in Deni.
SOD Saturday for a visit with her moth
AM;Mrs. Rachel Goodrich, and sister,
Mtss Jessie Goodrich. Mrs. DeWolf
fs:in the government employ, having
opposition in the treasury department
After a visit here she will 60 to LIE.
Mars to visit her sister before return
ing to Washington. *
freight shipments were resumed on
TIE North Western road last week and
lGknison folks, are again breathing
eesier., On account of the lack of
coal, the Nicholson Ice & Produce
ctiapany were compelled to close down
TIER ice manufacturing department,
hYt q shipment received On Thursday |
last permitted them to resume opera
uons and they are now manufacturing
might and day. The railroad strike
found the city light plant with only a
limited amount Of fuel on hand and
they were compelled to secure fuel
from the public schools. Motorists
felt the effects Of the strike for the |
Service station would only supply gas
dime in. five gallon lots and would
serve cars but once each day. Local |
gfoceries reported greatly reduced I
stocks and many lines were almost de.
Pieted before freight shipments were
resumed.
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