The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

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! w. E. Terry and son, John, have re.
turned from their trip to Colorado.
The BalleiBrodersen store force eX.
poets to drive to Lakewood this eve
ming for picnic.
| VIM Mcbride and wife ar spending
the week in Denison from Omaha.
| They are visiting at the home of VIM.
| Motfit and among many friends
The Misses Bertha and Helen Ma
examinations at the court house and
incidentally attending chautauqua.
Raymond Porter. of the Denison
Storage Battery Co., will leave on
Sunday for Chicago where he will
spend "a two weeks vacation on a
lake near that city.
Aug. Marwede, of Charter Oak,
where he manages the Farmers CO.
operative store, was Denison visit
or Monday. Mr.. Marwede was form
erly connected with the Balle-Broder-
sen Co., at Denison. g.
The army airplane made a splendid
flight in Denison about one o'clock
this afternoon, sailing over the city
number Of times, and cutting up all
kinds of capers. The plane was view
ed by many of our people.
Lew Kerrigan of Breda accompan-
lied by M. F.. Herman OF Hastings.
Nebr., who is visiting at the Kerrigan
home, were passengers to Denison
today. While in the city they paid
the Review office pleasant call.
Oscar Strahan and wife are now
nicely located at Mason City where
Oscar is in the, employ of large cleo.
trical onern. He writes to have his
Review sent to him there, and says
that he is very pleased with his new
work and surroundings.
Denison baseball fans will have the
opportunity of witnessing real base.
ball game on our home fields this aft.
ernoon when Manila and Denison will
meet 1t has been some time since
game of ball has been playeds on the
local field and no doubt this one will
bring out large crowd of interesting
spectators.
Army officers in charge.of the great
convoy that will be in DenisOn Sat.
urday and Sunday have accepted an
offer by the Joseph Dixon Crucible
Co., to lubricate a number Of the mo-
tor units throughout the trip On an
other part of this paper will be found
an advertisement for The Dixon Co.,
and all auto owners should read it.
John Schnoor and family narrowly
escaped injury last Sunday when re-
turning from visit at the Fred
Smith home in Ida Grove. Mr..
Schnoor who was driving was sur
prised by an auto that drove out from
a farm yard, and was compelled to
turn out into ditch, but luckily es-
capped without serious injuy to either
the car or the family. a.
Mrs Jacob Sims entertained at
delightful party last Thursday after
noon, complimentary to her. daughter,
Mrs. James Sims OF Chicago, who with
her husband is spending the week
here = "A pleasant afternoon was
spent in a social manner, after which
the guests were served to delicious
lunch, covers being aid at small ia
bles, lastly arranged with baskets of
pretty flowers, with place cards with
design to match. Mrs. Lena Kahlerro of
Traer was an out OF town guest on
this occasion. Z 81.
DR.. Clifford. Barbarko, son Of the
prominent jeweler of this city, J. ".
'Barborka: will leave the latter part
of the week for Mt. Ayr. where he
will be united in marriage on Mon
day. July 2Sth, to Miss Bessie Long
of that city. This wedding is the
elimination Of a long standing &C
quaintence which began at Simpson
college, Indianola, where both parties
were attending school Clifford COM
pleted his course at Rush Medical
College more than year ago and
will now go to Chicago to receive his
degree as medical inferno in the
Cook County Hospital. We hope to
print further particulars of the wed.
ding in orr next issue R-.