The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02
Edward Paulsen visited friends II
Schleswig Sunday.

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viii Evers and family Of schleswil
Visited Denison friends Sunday,
Il A. l.. jackson Of Dow City, was {
business caller in this. city yesterday
More Denison local news will be
found on page five Of the first section
Mike Myers was down from Deloi
on Monday transacting business. ant
shaking hands with friends.
j Miss Edna Portz will leave Thurs
day for Omaha where she will spend
the week end visiting friends.
4 With but very few exceptions every
business house in DenisOn will be
closed all day on Friday, July 4th.
+ Miss Viola Portz departed today fol
Kfron where she will spend several
fdays. the guest Of Miss Mabel Ogren
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Pearson and
daughter, Margaret, and Miss Wini
fred NJ. Miller were Omaha visitors
saturday.
| Mrs. Rachel Goodrich returned last
week from LeMars where she enjoyed
ia visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Della Dyer. s
+ Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Olry and their
daughter, Carmen, motored to She's
| wig Sunday where they enjoyed the
Eday with relatives. @ )
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
EWill Schouten near AriOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henry returned
Monday to their home at Belle PLANE
latter q weeks visit in Denison vita
relatives. 4
Peter Hollander and family motor,
ed down from SchIeswig Sunday,
depending the day at the home of Mr..
land Mrs. A. b. LorenZen.
Miss Jessie Goodrich returned home
Friday from two weeks visit with
-relatives and friends at Tecumseh,
Neb., LeMars and Arthur. ~ 4.-g
Lieut.. Frank Menagh was ont from
Chicago over Sunday visiting his wife
and baby. who are making their. home
with his parents here temporarily. -
| Dr. and Mrs. n, 10. McConnaughey
Land sens, and Mrs. y. A. Sewell mo-
tored down to Omaha Saturday morn
ing for brief visit with friends.
The Misses Irene Cook, Ethel Cham
tberlin, Grace Inghram and Dorothy
Tucker motored to Carroll Monday
where they spent the day with friends.
| DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. Robinson and
fMr. and Mrs. r. Holley will leave on
Thursday by auto for Lake OkOboji
where they will enjoy an outing until
Monday. IT,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Of Mapleton,
visited In Denison Sunday, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Strahan. Mr..
EBennet and Oscar were classmates at
Drake college. ,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen and their
daughter, Hilda and Mr. and Mrs. LOU
! lie Stoltenberg motored down from
Lake Park Monday for visit In Den.
ison with relatives and friends.
Otto Huebner and children were ov.
er from Charter Oak yesterday tran.
casting business and while here Mr..
and had his name placed on the sub
adm had his name placed on the sub
scription list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Jones and
baby residents of Rock Island, arriv-
ed in Denison Sunday for q weeks
vsiit here with relatives. Rowland
holds a. responsible position at the
| government arsenal at Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Burke expect to
return to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, next
week because of Mrs. Burkes health.
EShe has been home for two weeks and
at first was apparently much benefit
| ed, but it is thought best for her to
return to the springs for time and
take further treatments.
Marion E. Jensen arrived in Deni-
son Saturday from France where he
has been with the personnel band for
the past year. He is visiting at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. JOHN Locke OF this city, Mrs.
Jensen having made her home here
while he was in the service.
August Limbrecht, manager of the
county home, was here on Tuesday
and purchased some fireworks and
said he was going to show the folks
down on his place a good time on the
Fourth And in this he is showing
the true spirit. August and his
faithful wife like their new work very
much, and are making splendid
.llp4A0 WI q AuAADOA VI LIZ" u@AAoA
Rev. ]. L. Boyd. Of the Methodist
church of this city, announces that
the quota amounting to $27,O95, allot-
ted to the local church for the CEN
| tenary movement, has been fully sub
scribed and thus his report at the
celebration at Columbus will be very
satisfactory one. A number of sub
scriptions are still to be turned in,
but including those the amount has
been raised In full.
Miss Alma Wright is stenographer
lat the Review office in the absence Of
Miss Kate Sillettp who left this
morning for Lake 0koboji. for a two
weeks vacation Miss Wright was
stepographef in the Review office for
several years before she went to Grin
nell college and SO is thoroughly IA
miliar with the office and we feel for
tunate in securing her services at
this time,
/ p. G. Chamberlin received q letter
this week from his son, Lieut.. Clar-
ence Chamberlin advising him that
he had rendered his resignation from
1.-THE service and that 1t had been ia.
vorably acted upon. Clarence has not