The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
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w w. r. Fishel and daughter, OF
% City, were pleasant visitors here
-.iday.
Misses Grace and Hazel Tarpy were
shoppers in the city Thursday from,
West Side.
Paul Mumm of West Side, was in
the city Saturday having dental work
attended to.
Mrs. Mary Hefferman and children,
Hannah and Leonard were visitors here
Fiday from Ute.
at the j. l.. Ralston home at Lake View
Sunday and Monday.
81. and Mrs. j. f. Abbott were down
from Deloit Friday calling on Denison
friends and shopping. y
Mrs. James McKim Of Deloit, has
been spending the past few days hero
visiting her sister, Mrs. Norma Wilkin,
son.
Mrs. II. P. Wood, a resident of Spo,
kane, WASH. came Sunday for visit
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Hugo
Gebert.
Mrs. Otto Reyer and little daughter
returned home Sunday from FIT. Dodge
after a three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Blomberg.
Miss Hazel Hill returned toSher home
at Detroit, Mich, last "Wednesday eve
ming after pleasant visit here, tho
guests of Miss Anna Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Lorenzen motor
ed to Schleswig Sunday where they
spent the day visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. P. C. Hollander.
p. y. Eggers informs us that he has
shipped his PAGER, e. 2. Allerton, to
Alliance, Neb., where he will race next
Wednesday. Mr.. Eggers has great
hopes for his PAGER.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Bliesnan and
Mrs. Henry BIiesman and son, l.. p.
Biesman, spent several days last week
at Cushing and Midway visiting with
relatives and friends.
The Bliesman Land company reports
the sale of the J. II. Riessen farm OF
240 acres located three miles south OF
Charter Oak, to, Gus Schrieber for a
consideration Of 1925 per acre.
Mrs Ben Hoffard spent the week end
at Belle Plaine, visiting at the home of
her son, Joe Henry. Joe was hurt in
an automobile accident last week and
sustained a broken collar bone.
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Mrs. ID. o. Johnson and sister, Mrs
Judith Matthews were passengers tc
& Des Moines Monday where they are
spending the week visiting at the home
Of their sister. Mrs. j. Fl. Mahoney
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Cornwall and
children motored down from Spencer
Friday for a visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. p. J.. Brannon. Mr.. Corn
wall returned to Spencer, his wife re-
manning for an extended visit here.
VIM. Slavery has been enjoying a Wis
it the past week from his mother, Mrs
Emmma Slavery who resides at Wood
bine. She departed today for TT. Dodge
where she will spend a few days with
her som OSCAR, who is making his home
there.
"A special train with directors of the
II C. & N. w. road on board made
brief stop in Denison Monday after.
noon at five o'clock. Officers and di
rectors are making an inspection tour
of the c0mpany's lines.
Mrs. 8. p. Jacobsen returned yester
day from Omaha where she has been
attending the commencement exercises
OF the Omaha high school. Her grand
children, Harold and Lucille Jacobsen.
were both members of 1.-THE graduating
class.
John Rusterholz, Leland AcSley
Alex and Hans Aebischer and Earl an6
Jess RigglemaT spent Saturday and
Sundayeat Spirit Lake fishing. They
reported fishing excellent and returned
with over hundred pounds of dressed
fish to make their claims good.
C. M. Dybro, head of the ladies' rea
dy to wear department of the Boys
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ton. He departed today for Spirit
Lake for flew days fishing. On Sat
urday he and his family win motor to
Lincoln for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw arrived in Den
ison yesterday afternoon for an extend.
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. p. Gulick.
Mrs. Shaw attended. the convention in
Chicago in company with her husband
and she has been spending the past few
days at Clinton visiting her brother
Will Dunn.
Roy Gebert who is proving up on a
claim near Gillette, Wyo., arrived in
the city Friday for a two or three
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Gebert. Roy Is well pleas
ed with his homestead and states that
as soon as he proves up on 1t, he will
be able to lease It for $500 a year.
Hugo Saggau received letter yes
terday from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Saggau statingi that they arrived
safely TAT their cottage on Big Sand
lake in; Minnesota, but they experience,
ed badiroads and the trip was a tedious
one. Mr.. Saggau writes that he is en-
joying some good fishing and reports
the catch Of fine S"muskie."
Grading work on Princeton street
from the Frank Brown property tc
that of Frank Hanss has been complet
ed by the city and residents on that
street are well pleased with the' work
1t being decided Improvement. Mr..
Richie and Mr.. Enright handled tho
grader and tractor for this work and
proved themselves most skillful.
Five hundred homing pigeons were
released Saturday morning at O'Clock
at the North Western passenger sta
ton for ia fight to their lofts in Chica
60. The birds were shipped here by
the Chicago Concourse Association, IL
being an annual event. At some time
in the near future, the pigeons will be
shipped to Fremont, Neb., for a SINH
liar flight.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Saley of Atlantic
mOtored to Denison Sunday for a few
days visit with Mrs. Saleys' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Harding. Mr.. Sa-
lzx, &c, T., tho av,on1pv of nna Of bf