The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
Local Mention

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friends here Sunday.
Mayor O'Connor, of Vail was cal
lermin Denison last Wednesday
Carl and Ben Pautsch were in Sioux
City Monday transacting business.
Mrs. Ed Riddle, of Dow City, was "a
business caller in the city Saturday.
Additional Depison local news will be
found on page five of the first section
Miss Caroline Kirchoff spent a few
days gthe past week with relatives al
Vail. E3
Mrs. Earl Riggleman and Miss Ruby
Riggleman, of Deloit, were Denison
shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Chris. vollersen were
pleasant callers here Monday from
Maplet6n. A$ s
Misses Nora and Josie Kinney Were
In Omaha Sunday spending the day
with friends. WI
Mrs., H. Piper and daughter. Elsie,
We're shoppers in Denison Monday
from Vail.
w. H. Hill. of Deloit, Mich, is Wis.
iting at the John Mccarthy home in
Denison this week
Nicholas Vollersen Jr, of Battle
Creek, was brief business caller in
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John Howorth and James Scott
We're business callers in Denison yes.
terday from Dow City.
Mrs. Jim Hill, Of Vail, spent the
week end in Denison visiting at the
nome of Mrs. Elizabeth Fill.
Mrs. VIM. Daniels. of Des Moines,
Is making a visit in Denson at the
home of her son, Andrew Daniels.
Daniel, Hemphill was over from Buck
Grove! Monday attending to some bus.
mess matters at the county capital.
Miss Marie Rowan, of Vail, spent
saturday in Denison visiting friends
and attending the teachers meeting.
Jess, McCord.saa resident of Dunlap,
was IN the city Monday transacting
business and calling on acquaintances,
Albert, Paulsen was down from
Schleswig Monday attending to some
business matters at the county capital
Mrs. Peter Bruhn, of Mapleton. is
spending this week in Denison,4 a. guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Jensen. }ifstE liz
Pat Knott South Bend, iNeb. ar.
rived here last week to attend the fun
eral Of his, brpther-in.law, Andrew Nc
Cafery.
H. P. Saggau departed Saturday
night for Chicago. accompanying a car
load of cattle which he had on Mon.
days market.
Mrs. F. p. Lewis, of Omaha, and
Miss Margaret Short, of Vail We're
visitors at the Mrs. J. L. Ainsworth
home last week. ~
Mrs. Ben Hoffard and daughter,
Dorothy, are spending this week at
Belle PLANE visiting at the home Of
her son, Joe Henry.
Mrs. VIM. Daniels departed for her
home in Canada Sunday after a weeks
visit at the home Of her son, A. G.
Daniels, and his family. GgE
The eight month old baby boy Of,
I'd Retman who has been quite sick
Tor some time with pneumonia is re-.
ported as being no better @tG
Clifford Browne was able to resume.
his duties at the Ducander clothing
store after an absence of two weeks.
due to an attack of influenza.
w. J. McCaffery, Of Eastury.> sask.
Canada. was Visiting friends in Den
ison last week. He was called here
by the death Of his father Andrew
McCaffery. ...
Mrs. Milo Kelly was a visitor at the
Zeph Fienhold home In Dow City last
week sattending the wedding of her
nephew, Harold Fienhold, to Josephine
Stepanek. stsb
Mr.. and Mrs. Ionic Erickson sand ba-
by who reside at Cedar Rapids are
making a visit in Denison this week
with Mrs. Ericksen's mother, Mrs L.
A. Beaumont. @
Fred Nordholm. of Kiron, is spend
ing this week in the city visiting at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. John Lass.
He expects to leave next week for
Huron, s. D.
The Denison Bottling Works unload
ed "a car of refrigerators on Tuesday.
There We're Just fifty in number, and
they We're of the white enamel make
and all suitable for the home
T. A.. McCaffery. of Fairfield, Mon
taha, was called here last week by
the death of his father, Andrew Nc.
Cadery. He will remain for an ex-
tenlid visit with his mother.
j, ". Barborka spent Tuesday in
Dqa Moines in attendance at an OPP
tigl convention. In the evening he
furnished harp music for IAN entertain
meat given by the Eastern Star.
1.-THE Hopdlum," declared by critics
toll be the greatest character success in
MARY Rickford's screen history, will be
seen at the Denison opera house We'd
nesday and Thursday. March and 4. |
ph, Boy" the comic film shown at |
the opera house on Monday evening |
under the auspices of the Denison |
Post, American Legion, drew large |
crowd and the post Melted some $500
for their efforts.
The little infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ed. Retman is seriously i'll with bron-
ical pneumonia and fears are enter.
tanned for it's recovery. The child has
been sick for the past month and yes
terday it's condition became more seri- |
uos.
The Denison friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. M. Bradbury, will be paired to
learn of the severe illness of their son,
Allen. Another son, Victor, who has
been i'll the past three weeks with
pneumonia, is reported as improving.
The Bradbury's live at Morningside.
Word has been received by, relatives
that Mr.. l.. c. Hawley is very sick
with the flu. They state that the flu
in Los Angeles is very bad. Many
families are quarentined. Mr.. Hawley
has been in a serious condition for
nine days. His friends all hope to
hear better news concerning his condi-
ton in the near future.
George Bruins, of Breda. was in Den
iSOn yesterday tranSacting business 4