The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
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81 Mrs. Tom Sheridan spent Sunday Wis
Ing relatives at Vail.
Nick Schwarzenbach spent Easter in
Woodbine visiting friends.
Ss Henry Schoessler, of-:West Side, was
TIA county seat visitor Tuesday.
~ Mrs. Henry Rickert, of schleswig
was a visitor in Denison Monday.
II Frank Dobler, of West Side, was a
business caller in Denison Tuesday.
u Miss jeanette c. Burrows, of Boone
4, vile, N. Y, is visiting DR.. Winifred M
II. Miller. n a, 4.
.css Miss Mary Gaffey and little niece
n spent Tuesday in Vail visiting with rel.
atives. 4sa3
Mrs. p. w. Harding departed Sunday
ssfor a trip to California, where she will
s.Nisit friends at different points.
q Mrs. Jane Powers and sons, Leonard
Il and John, of Vail, We're in Denison on
Sunday visiting relatives. Mo-,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Salmansona and
d Miss Emma Shamad were pleasant
callers in the city Monday from Kiron.
Mrs. A. G. Daniels and Mrs. Kate
ts Christensen We're passengers to Oma-
ha to spend the day shopping Thurs
day,
.eS Jerry Perry, a resident of Manila, is
- spending this week in Denison. a
~ guest a t the home of Mrs. A. McCaf-
{ ferry
| Miss Pauline Chambers spent the
4 week end at Des MOines visiting her
! father, who is in the hospital at that
place.
]; Mrs. Carl T.. Kuehnlei expects to
a hn rff ,i<snSr
where she will spend two or three
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. p.
III A. Howard. 81
Mrs. r. r. Able and. daughter, Paul,
Inc, spent a. couple of days last week
visiting her sister in Dow City. Mr..
Adle went down Sunday and accOmpan-
| led them home.
! A special teachers examination will
be held at the superintendent's office
I N the court house, on April 9Th and
10Th. Twelve weeks of normal ira lining
II Years W age. ts
Carr G. Bretthauer. of Denison, hay.
ing completed the course Of study in
the college of medicine at Iowa City,
h was awarded the degree of doctor OF
medicine last week. There was q class
of forty.four from the college of medi.
cine.
No, the funeral directors of western
Iowa did not select Denison for their
first annual convention the last of this
month because DeniS0n is a dead one
The funeral directors are wide awake
bunch and they selected a real live
town to gather in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Cline and chill
dren, of Churchbirdge, Sask. Canada, 4
spent the week end in Denison guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cassaday. They
departed Sunday for California, where
they will make an extended visit before
returning to Canada.
Miss Winifred Wright, who teaches
music in the public schools at Muske-'
EOn, Mich, spent Friday and Saturday
in Denison visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Wright. She departed
Saturday night for Chicago, where she
spent Easter with her sister, Miss Alma.
Mrs. S. J. Heston writes the Review
under date of March 31Sts that ishe is \
leaving Los Angeles April LIST for Des
Moines and requests that the Review
be changed to the old address, 1924
37th street. She writes she has had a
pleasant winter midst the flowers and
sunshine. Mrs. Heston will be in Deni-
son Memorial day for q visit with her
many friends.
daus Rtts retafnsa home Saturday from
SYRACUSE IN. i, Where they made an
extended. visit at. the home Of her; par
ents, aDr.} andsMrs. F. L. Harter. Mr..
the Week INTO the house located just
west of his parents home.
The members Of the senior high !
school are planning a reception Friday |
afternoon for the young men and wom-
en- who will take part in the state de-
clamatOry contest that evening. X The
reception will probably be held at the
Carnegie club rooms and il not there
at the college building.
Harold Poole departed Friday for
Gillette. wyoming. where he will prove
up on his claim located near there.
Mrs. Poole and the baby will join him
in June, when he expects to have the
home built on the claim. Roy Gebert,
who filed on a claim in the same vi
cinity. will leave the middle of the ,
month.
Crawford county received it's second
Pierce.ArrOw truck from the Statcl
Highway Commission on Friday of last
week. The new truck is of two ton
capacity with full equipment and has
never been operated. Crawford county
now has three Of these trucks which
have been turned over by the gover.,-
ment for the maintainance' of the
roads,
Supt.. c.>E. Humphrey and Miss Ma;
bel PAUL We're in Council Bluffs the
last of the week in attendance at the
annual meeting of the Southwestern
Iowa Teachers association. Miss Paul
had charge of one of the round tables
and Supt. G. e. Humphrey addressed
the convention. County Supt. +. N.
Olry was to have delivered an address
but illness prevented his attending. SUI
perntendent Humphrey reports the
meeting as one of the most successful
in the history of the. association with
over a thousand teachers in attend
ance. ExPresident w. Fl. Taft was
present and addressed the teachers.