The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

| Mrs. Henry BendiXen, OF SchleSWig,
jYisited in Denison last week at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Leh.
man.
| Miss Clara Curry returned home the
i first of the week from Sioux City,
where she enjoyed a visit at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Martin Rosburg. =,
! E. Gulick left the first of the week
for Sioux Falls, s. D., where he is
spending q few days looking after
| some land interests he has in that To-
cality. ~.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. VOss returned
home Monday from q few days visit
| in Chicago and at F'reeport. They Wis.,
tied Mr.. Voss sister at Freeport over
Sunday. "
Mrs: Frank Pfarr returned home
Monday from Chadron, Nebr., where
she enjoyed two weeks visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. r.
Rokahr.
Mrs. Geo. Sprecker will leave Friday
for Lorimer, where she will be in at
tendance at the reception given the
grand ,matrons Of the Eastern Star on
Friday evening.
I l.. o. Black of Boone, was in Deni-
son Monday transactfng business. He
& Hansen company that operates the
Variety store here.
John Sibbert and family and Mrs.
Henry Bergstedt departed Sunday for
their new home at Ogden, Utah. The
Sibberts have long been residents of
Denison and have host of friends
here who regret their removal.
Oliver PETIT, Miss Fannie L. PETIT and
s. ~ Shaw We're among those from
Dow City visiting in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones'. of Charter
Oak spent Friday in Denison visiting
Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Muir.
The high school football eleven are,
grateful to the class of 1920 for some
handsome blankets. The blankets are
purple with gold letters and We're pur-
chased by last years class through the
Kraft-Keil company.
Mayor j. II. Patterson accompanied
his daughter, Mrs. Ollie Remsen. to
Omaha Saturday. where they visited
sen left there for California; where she
will spend the winter months. Mr..
Patterson returned to Denison Sunday
evening. .
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Humphrey are
} tHe PROUD pdftlltS VI d sui, uOIu Oil
Monday, October 18th. at the Meehan
hospital. superintendent Humphrey is
wearing a broad smile this week. He
predicts the young man will make the
high school football team as he weigh.
ed 9s pounds on arrival.
Charles Silletto, who is attending
the State university at Iowa City, visit
ed in Denison over Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Silletto.
Charles is a sophomore in the engineer
ing department and we are told that he
is in line for membership to the Tau
Beta ri, an honorary scholastic engi-
neering society, which is indeed an
honor.
A serious automobile accident occur
red Sunday evening just a mile north
of the Manila cemetery, when two
Denison cars collitled. Leo Weber was
driving his Chandler and Jacob Mumm
AN Overland. Both ears We're badly
of both cars escaped injury with the
exception of Leo Weber, who had his
ankle hurt.
Chris Benson was struck by an auto
mobile Sunday evening about O'Clock
while standing on the street in front of
the opera house. Benson was standing
on the curb visiting and stepped back
into the street. when q car coming
from the west struck him, throwing
him to the pavement. He received n
bad scalp wound which required three
or four stitches. 1t is not known who
was driving the car, but it is thought
to have been Il Charter Oak machine.