The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

itor in Manning yesterday.
Mrs. James Wulf of Boyer was in
the city yesterday visiting friends ana
shopping.
G.. J. WEIGH returned Monday from
| Dubuque where he attended the annual
convention Of the Elks.
Merl Molseed and John O'Connor
were brief business callers IN DEM
son Monday from Vail. ~@r II
Frank Eich was over from Charter
| Oak Monday transacting business and
calling on county seat acquaintences,
Misses Winifred, Edna and Alma
| Wright were passengers to Ute on
! monday where they visited relatives,
Fl. l., Webster of Algona, arrived on
| Sunday and has accepted position
| for the summer on the Enocn Olson
farm, .-- D. '@ab ia
John McMahen has resumed his old
position as clerk in the grocery de-
| partment of the ,Balle-BrOdersen
| store.
Misses Helen and Bertha Trexel of
Ames arrived Monday to spend the
summer at the home of their uncle,
j. Buehler e.
Mark Clark left Sunday for Sioux
City where he has accepted a posi-
ton as salesman in one Of the leading
shoe stores. ...
Father Farrelly and Miss Marguerite
Haugh went down to Omaha Monday
where they are spending a few days
visiting friends. .-.@
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stoltenberg and
i children, motored down from Schles-
wig Sunday for brief visit at the E.
iK. ;Burch home. Is {,
n s4Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ret
Imam, Sunday June Is, nine pound
son. Both mother and babe are re
ported doing NICELY. ,..3 II,
l A number Of the Camp Fire girls
\ chaperoned; by Miss Emma Nielsen,
Invent up to Lake View Monday where
;lthey are enjoying an outing. I'll
| Mrs. Claus Paul and son, Hugo, re-
turned saturday from. Omaha after
la pleasant visit at the home of her
i daughter. Mrs! Orville Hilton.
| Miss Kathryn O'Brien of Dunlap has
accepted position in the Boys de-
partment store, and is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise
of this city. -,
Miss Magdalene Rachwitz and Miss
Nell Kemble of Boone, departed Fri
day for Minneapolis where they are
making a two weeks visit there with
! friends.
Mrs. VIM. Frese and children de-
parted Sunday for Mt. Carmel. ILL.,,
where they will make several weeks
visit at the home of her parents Rev.
IFrese. accompanied them ;asl far as
Council Bluffs.
4 Loyal iyoss went to Iowa City Fri
day to attend the commencement eS-
ercises of the State university. Loyal
attended the university before he en-.
listed in the service and will return
there this fall to resume, his course.i
Geo. Hart, a resident Of Moose Lake,
Mimi, is spending 2 few days this
IWeek inaD enison visiting ,atsthe home
fof his aunt, Mrs. O. M. CrisWell. He
has just returned from overseas sefv-
Iice having beenSdischarged at Camp
Mrs. Frank Gary and daughter, OF
Marengo, are spending this week IN
lpshisDn sat4ths. home of her parents,
|Nr5 ands Mrs. Ven. Burmeister.
ID r. wv RBamford and daughter, Miss
'lGraees spent, Monday in Omaha visit
u ing. relatives and friends
,Is Mr. ana hlN1rss J. Fl. Mahoney and
4 son George, arrived in Denison Sat
Iurday for visit at the home of Mrs.
IN. o. Johnson Mr.. Mahoney departed
lSunday evening for Cleveland, Ohio,
to attend convention of railroad
linen. Mrs, Mahoney and son will
spend the remainder of the week in
lDenison.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Oscar Strahan, of
Perry, arrived in Denison Friday for
La visit at the home of his parents, Mr..
land Mrs. VIM Strahan. Oscar enlist
ed in the service soon after the out
break of the War&and received his
commission at the first officers train
| ing school. He served several months
in France, being returned to this
country the latter part OF May. u
G.. R. Jones and son, Harry, of Chi,
|cago, are spending few days in Dem
lSOn LQlS week lTd1SdCLluB puSlHeoo
and visiting with friends. The Jones
family are former residents of Denis
son, Mr. Jones having conducted a
cigar factory here. They left Denison
a few years ago for Chicago. Mr..
Jones informs US that the family,
made UP Of six members, are now in
the show business They all play
musical instruments and have been
travelling on vaudeville circuit. While
in the city Mr.. Jones sold his residence
property located near Washington
park to H. T. Bliesman.
We would make mistake if we did
not call attention to pages four and
| five of the first section of this paper,
because the big double page refers
to products that, tend to- tighten the
work of the ladies'. The oncoming
hot days of summer will be most try
i ing for the women folks, and they are
entitled to some of the luxuries 90
as we'll as the men folks. The
men have modern equipment for their
offices and stores, farmers have labor
saving machinery, but how much
thought Is given to the labor Saving
devices of the household?. The town