The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

doing lot of grading. Millions of dol
lars are available for road improve
ment in Iowa. With the government
going fifty-fifty with the state, some
thing like $50 100000 have been author
lied for investment in good roads. A
dozen or so counties will pave conisd
cradle mileage this season. Some coun-
1 ties where favorable vote authorized
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Friends here have received wedding
announcements Of the wedding OF Miss
Y Fannie Elizabeth Wilbur ito George
4 Dixson on June 9Th at the home of the
brides mother at South Sioux City.
y They will reside in Lincoln, Neb. Miss
Z Wilbur has taught in the high school
here the past two years and made
many friends who will wish her all
happiness in her new home.
ss Miss Alice Morley spent Tuesday aft.
ernoOn in Lake View.
Mrs. George Wells of ROGET, Wyo.,
came last week Thursday, expecting TO
stay for month before returning to
Il Wyoming, where she is planning to
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Kerns. On Saturday she went tc
Alta to visit her other daughter, Mrs
John Hoiton.
Mrs. PAIL of West Side, visited here
last week with her sister. Mrs. z. G..
q Arfman, and her mother, who Is stay
( ing at the Arfman home.
Mrs. Ashpole of Clarion, left Wednes-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. j. w. Hay
den, returning home Saturday. Mrs.
Hayden has recovered sufficiently from
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usual.
Arthur Payson and wife were UP
from Manning Sunday to visit his
brother, Will, and at the Arfman home.
Moving days are not yet over, es
pecially for those who have purchased
homes In which to live. Jas. Waldron
i has moved into the house he recently
moved into town from the Herrig
place north Of town, vacating the house
north of the bakery that was bought
by Frank Beck and into which he has
4 moved. That made vacant the house
north of the one occupied by C. X. Shaw
purchased this spring by Mr.. Garvin,
and they moved UP from Angus this
week to live in it. Mr.. Garvin will be
associated with Mr.. Claussen in the
grain business.
& Misses Ardis and Clarice Pettigrew,
OF South Dakota. Miss lone McCord OF
Denison and Miss Lulu Stab of this
place have been guests of Mrs. II. j.
\ Dean while they were camping this
week at Lakewood.
Mrs. c.. X. Shaw, and son, Edward
went to Sioux City on Tuesday to re.
main the rest Of the week while Edward
has, his tOnsils removed and to visit
relatives there.
The house sold by z. G. Sherman,
when he moved to Lake View has again
changed hands. Emil VOss buying it
for home. He is planning to occupy
1t this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eaton attended the
Round Up at Fl. Dodge last week on
Thursday.
Il line and son, Leslie, and Miss Lenore
4 Finley leave by auto for their new
home at Huron, s. OAK, on Thursday
OF this week. We are sorry to lose
this family from our midst. The three
Z young people are all graduates of our
high school and all have been workers
in the Presbyterian church where they
will be much missed.
4 day from Iowa City, where she had
been visiting few days with Miss Ell
sic johnson prior to returning home
from AmeS.
Miss Nisa Bandy, of Dumont, is Wis
ting here at the home Of her aunt.
Mrs. Ben Wtldeboer.
Walter Campbell and family camped
over Sunday at the lake, the Gum fam.
lilies joining them on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gum and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Gum leave Thursday
to motor over to Primghar where
sister, OF the Messrs. Gum lives. They
Il will visit there till some time the first
OF next week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sifford and sons.
and Mrs. Louise Sifford and daughter
! Wanda, went down to Council Bluffs
on Tuesday for a couple Of days visit.
Fred Anderson is in attendance on
S the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, which
is in session at Fort Dodge this week.
Rev. L. A. Mueller of Knierin, but
many years pastor of the Lutheran
church here, was visiting friends here.
this week.
tending school at West Side the last
year returned home this week.
Miss Hattie Montange Of Luton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Archie Firth
Miss Anette Lottridge returned home
to Sioux City the first of this week
after a few weeks visit here at the G..
A. Hanson home.
Mrs. Cordelia Baker came back from
Vail Monday after. spending a week
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The Yohnke heirs are advertising the
sale by auction of the house here to
enable them 10 settle up the estate.
Auction held June 18th at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fishback and children
left for their home in Red Oak early
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Hannah Mummey has returned
from her visit with her daughter in
Odebolt.
Mrs. Ell Thompson visited here few
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
l.. G. Clothfer.
q. A.. Hanson returned Wednesday
noon from a. business trip to Des
Moines.
Mrs. Ida Wright returned Wednes
day from a weeks visit in Sioux City
and Rock Rapids.
Miss yerna Hunter stopped here on
Wednesday on her Way home from
Ames to Sioux City, to visit at her
uncle's, C. j. Tyrrell.
Carl Johnson returned from Ames
on wednesday of this week.
Miss Mabel johnson went to Sael