The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-23
Mrs. J. =. Duffy of Vail visited in
Denison Monday with friends.


| Mrs. J. +. Duffy of Vail visited in
Denison Monday with friends.
Harry Carpenter was in Omaha on
Tuesday transacting business.
Mrs. Otto Wiebers was a shopper
in Denison Monday from Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sehwarz were
over from Charter Oak Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rabe, Jr., of, Ute,
We're brief callers in the. city Monday
| DIR. and Mrs. Denniston were pleas
liant callers in tire city Monday from
Dunlap. .
Mrs. i. A. Mains and daughter, of
Charter Oak, were callers in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schriver Of Ute
spent Monday in DenisOn transacting
business and calling on friends. p
! P. G. Hollander and family Of Schles-
wig visited in Denison Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen.
Arthur Cushman who is in the en-
p!oy of the John Deere company at
Omaha, spent Easter in DenisOn with
his mother, Mrs. w. w. Cushman.
Chas Sterrett purchased the Fred
Marshall cottage located in west Den
| ison last week for a consideration OF
| 100000. They are moving into the
home this week.
| Rev. Finrhaber, pastor of the Lu-
theran Evangelical church Of Schles-
wig accompanied the seven members
of the confirmation class. to Denison
Monday to have pictures taken at the
Ferguson studio.
Mrs. ALI Howorth of Tecumseh,
Nebr,. and Mrs. Frank HowOrth and
Mrs. John Howorth of Dow City spent
Friday and Saturday in Denison visit
ing at the Isaac Howorth and Mrs.
Rachel Goodrich homes.
Miss Grace Meyers will go to Coun-
Gil Bluffs next Wednesday, where she
will attend the convention of librar-
ians of the southwest Iowa district.
Miss Meyers will conduct the round
table discussion on war books.
Miss Agnes Holland Of Vail visited
with friends here Monday
George Newcom, proprietor OF the
Lincoln Highway garage transacted
business in Omaha Monday. He drove
back a new Maxwell touring car.
Miss LESSEE Marshall returned home
Thursday from Malvern where she
spent the past week visiting Rev. and
Mrs M. A. Gable. Miss Marshall had
expected to attend the annual conven-
ton of the Woman's Home Missionary
society held at Randolph last week,
but was prevented from doing so on
account CT illness. ~
George Lamberty received tele-
gram Saturday from his brother,
Charles, stating that he would land
at Newport News on Sunday. Charles
sent wireless message when his
transport was a day out from the har-
bor He is with the headquarters
company of the S5th. division, which
has been with the army of occupa-
ton. Mr.. LamDerty expects his broth
er to return to Denilson some time
next. week. ,s,s .3l .
( Lest We Forget, the little play
which the ladies Of the Denison Wo-
mans liberty loan organization en-
pected TO pnt on at Deloit Monday eve
ming was postponed on account OF the
rainsto"m. Several cars started for
Deloit with the ladies' but had to re-
turn on account of the rain. One car
driven by DR.. Melvin Romans, with
Mrs. Brown Romans. Mrs George
Sprechcr and Miss Grace Meyers did
reach Deloit, and the party had to re-
main there o. 49, night, returning home
yesterday :, ing by rail. While at
Deloit they we entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grill.
The play was Giyen at Dow City last
evening and this evening it will be
given at Kiron.