The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
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w. H. Gibson transacted business at
Audubon Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Ryan, of Vail, was a
shopper in Denison Thursday.
Ben Pautsch was at Sioux City last
4 Thursday transacting business.
n Mrs. Carl Richardson spent the
week end in Omaha, the guest OF Mrs.
,Chas. Nield
Jess Lorenzen drove over from Buck
Grove Saturday and transacted busl-
ness in this city.
ss Mrs, w. w. Ferguson spent several
days last week in Omaha visiting with
friends and shopping. III
Mrs. George Newcom is visiting
friends In Boyer this week, going up
to that place last Friday. str @
Misses Lucy and Ella Kane, of Buck
Grove, were among those from out OF
town shopping here Friday.
A. J., Siegner and family, who re-
4 side north of Vail, we're pleasant call
ers in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Paul Schoening we're
over from Buck Grove for a short Wis
it here with friends Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Liscomb and daughter,
Mrs Dave Moore. were shoppers in
the city Friday from Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Petersen and
daughter, Emma, were visitors in
Denison Thursday from SchlesWig.
Judge Conner was passenger to
Omaha Saturday morning, where he
spent the day transacting business.
Fred Colby was up from Buck
Grove Thursday attending to some
= business matters at the county capital.
Mrs Grace I.ockard and son return
ed Friday from Chicago, where they
enjoyed a weeks visit with Mr.. Lock
ard. IA
Herman NeWcom and B. H. Beaman
were among those from Deloit attend
ing to business matters in this city
Saturday. .SI.}5
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ludwig, of
Hanover township, are the proud par
ents of daughter, born on Sunday,
April 9th
Misses .Madge Edwards, Helen
Wright, Himena Hoffman and Leona
Mclean visited in Carroll between
trains Saturday.
C. L. Ducander and w. w. Fergu-
son were visitors in Omaha Thursday.
While in Omaha Mr. Ducander placed
an order for Roamer roadster.
J. v. Barborka returned Thursday
from few days spent at Clinton with
his father and sister and at Chicago,
i where he visited his son, Clifford.
4 Miss Mabel Riedesel, who teaches
school at Glidden, stopped off in Den
I ison Friday on her way to Charter
! Oak to visit over Sunday at the pa.
rental home. ,s..4 X ,51,sh.
Miss Lydia Bartels Of Danbury, who
has been taking normal training at the
high school, left for her home Satur--
day having completed. the twelve
weeks course. RI f..
4 w. X. Sharp flow City was bus
siness caller here Saturday. He paid
this office call and ordered the Re-
view for two years, and received one
5of our fine war books.
Gene Roberts and wife, of Dunlap,
were in Denison on Saturday after
noon doing some shopping. Mr., Rob
erts is brother Of Wilbur Roberts
sfOf the Economy meat market. @
V Miss Hilda Rath, who went to Shell
don as stenographer for the Iowa Heat
& Power Co., some two weeks ago,
has been transferred by that company
to their main office at Storm Lake.
Misses Fanny Hayes and Mable Cole
were passengers to Omaha on Satur-
day where they spent the day with
friends. Miss Cole remained over
Sunday to visit with Miss Anna Sol.
linger.
The Review is always anxious to
print the news. II you have an item
of news either hand it in or phone it
to the office Remember I'VE are no
farther away than your telephone. Just
/ tell central to call 20. 40
4 Will Davis, who has been selling
the Maxwell cars the past two seasons
has connected himself with Mr.. G. M.
Sherman in the sale of the Hudson
and Essex cars. and will hereafter
make his home in Denison. Mr.. DAY.
is Is splendid salesman, and will
prove valuable man for Mr.. Sherman.
We. call attention to the large adj
lsvertisement of WIN. Petcoff, to be,
found on another page OF this paper.
MR.. Petcoff says he must raise $4,000
in order to pay his bills, and he is
making reduction on all former shoe
prices as an inducement to have peo-
pie buy shoes now Look up his ad,
and see what he has to say.
Mrs. ]. H. Tamm and her father,