The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
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mess here Monday.
Mrs. James Costello, OF Vail, visitc,
friends here Monday.
Rciner Weber, OF Omaha, was visit
or In SDenison Saturday.
The Commercial club will meet OF
Friday evening Of this week
Miss Mabel Zones, of Mapleton spen
Monday In Denison visiting friends.
Aug and John aBarnhoft were bust
ness callers in the city from West Side
Peter Larson and family. of Dunlap
visited with friends In Denison Sunday
Mr.sand Mrs. f. r.. Butterworth were
brief callers here Thursday from Dow
City. q
We, are sorry to report that Charles
LundEren is seriously Ill at his home in
DenisQn.
Mrs. VIM. Ballentine and son, Rich
ard, were visitors here Monday from
Dow City.
A. G. Schoenjahn and daughter
Grace. were callers here Friday from
West Side.
Miss Helen Fessler, Of Vail, was
among the shoppers here Saturday from
r. Is Z. r
MRS. John Sachau and daughter were
down from Deloit Friday spending, the
day with friends. s q 3 g
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. iBarborla ana Mr..
Green motoled to Glidden Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Brogan and Mrs.
M. +. McGrath were among those from
Vail shopping in DenisOn Monday.
Herman Teut was over from Charter,
Oak Saturday attending TO some bust.
ness matters at the county capital
Joe Kelly and John Gnamm were
down from Carroll Monday trslnsacting
business and calling OH acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Julius Kuhl, of Car.
roll, visited in Denson Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Miller.
Sir.
Miss Josephine Crawford, of New
Hampton, was guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears McHenry over Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller,and Miss Slew
ers motored to Manning Sunday. where
they spent the day visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
Clarence Pierce. resident of Nor.
rison, H.. has been in Denison the past
z few days visiting at the home Of his
brother, e. w. Pierce.
Mrs. j. p. Conner expects to leave
Thursday for .Des Moines, where she
VIII make a visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Mahoney.
Ed Retman made trip to Mapleton
Tuesday with a truck load of furniture
purchased by party there from the
Solomon Furniture company.
Peter H. and Nick Paulsen left Sat.
nrday for Lost Nation, where they were
called on account Of the death Of n
nephew, Milton Rusgenburg. ~
Chas. Kemming departed Monday for
Redheld. s. D., where he is spending
q few days attending to some business
matters for the Blfesman Land Co.
Miss Nellie tBicrne underwent an op.
GRAFTON OH Mofitlay Of this week. The
operation was most successful and she
is reported to be getting along as well
as could be expected.
Hans Ahrenkiel returned last Thurs.
day from st. Joseph's hospital. where
he spent three weeks. His many friends
VIII be glad to learn that he returned
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rustcrholz, Alex
Acbischcr and Mrs. Fred Acbischer left
last week for caSs Lake, Mimi, where
they are making a visit ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Schlutcr.
Fred Fitzsimmons, OF Vail. was a
county seat business caller yesterday.
While in the city he made the Review
otticc a pleasant call and extended
his subscription to the paper for an.
other year. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bowling, Mrs. |
~. Staininger and daughter. Miss Nell |
Staininger. and Virginia Gates rcturn.
ca home Sunday from a motor trip to |
Upton. where they enjoyed week s |
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Shumaker, of Ala. |
mo. Texas. visited in DcnisOn over Sun. |
day. guests Of the home of Mrs. Shu- !
makers sister, Mrs. w. Il. Terry. They |
departed Monday for their old home ut |
Sioux City, where they will make a visit |
before returning to Texas.
Miss Betty, shattuck has been alb.
sent from her duties at the Boys store /
this week on account of the injuries she |
received a week ago in the automobile |
accident near Ida Grove. Miss Shat. |
tuck is suffering with n fractured rib \
which is causing her much pain.
John Nordholm is at the Denison hos.
pital suffering with broken hip which |
he received last week Mr.. NOrdholm /
had gone to the pasture for a COW and 4
IN leading the animal tripped over the
natter rope, causing the fracture He
VIII necessarily be confined at the hos
pital for several weeks.
Ed Reimers was in Omaha Saturday /
where he attended a banquet that eve. Il
ming for Cadillac dealers. Mr.. Reimers II
states that no -intimation was given that II
there will be q reduction in the price II
OF the Cadillac car, the impression be.
Ing that considering the quality it win
be impossible to lower the price until
labor.
:, Editor Sturges. of the Charter Oak
Times, and his son, of Correctionville
and Editor Bramson, of the Corrections.
Vile paper. were brief callers in the
city Saturday and made the Review Of
flee a pleasant call. Mr.. Sturgcs had
extended an invitation to the editors of
Crawford county to have dinner with
him Saturday evening at his home in
Charter Oak, but as SO few of the ed.
itors could be present 1t had. to be post
p0ned.