The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

Geo. Stewart, former president, OF
the Farmers state bank at Charter
Oak, was in Denison Monday afternoon
transacting business.
Herman Lazerus, the Dow City
merchant, was in Denison Monday
transacting business. The Review &C.
knowledges a pleasant call. -
Mrs. Carroll Evans, of Columbus,
Nebraska, arrived in Denison last week
for a visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears McHenry.
Clarence Chamberlin returned home
Monday from Independence, where he
spent a week with his wife who is tax.
ing music lessons there. - 'it1
William McHenry returned to Cedar
Rapids, where he attends lCoe college,
yesterday after a few days visit at the
parental, Sears McHenry home. s--a
Ed Strickland was a recent arrival
from Harrington, Neb., for a visit at the
homes of his brother, Nets Strickland
and sister, Mrs. William Birkhofer. /
Sears McHenry returned home @on
Tuesday morning from Canada, where
he has been for the past ten days look
ing after extensive land interests.
DR.. B. F. Mill left Monday morning
for Kansas City, Mo-, where he will be
! in attendance at the meeting of the Mis-
souri, Valley Veterinary association for
several days. E
Mr.. and Mrs. George McHenry re-
| turned home Sunday evening from
Omaha, where they were called on &C
count of the death of his sister, Mrs
<. A. George.
| C. f. Smith, who has charge of the
grocery department of the Balle-Bro
dersen store, departed Monday for Des
Moines, where he is attending the
grocery wholesale convention.
| The Bliesn1an land company reports
the sale of the Burlington farm of 100
acres to Alfred Meggers last week
This farm was purchased last year by
George and Charles Lamberty. i
Drs. Hal. C. Simpson, Ben Mill and
H. A. Seelander departed Monday for
Kansas City where they are in at
tendance at the annual convention OF
the missouri Valley Veterinary as
ociastai \ q s'SfsSi ftSEp
| Miss irene Holmes was called to hel
home in Scranton Friday afternoon on
account of the death of an. uncle in Els
therville. Miss Holmes returned IT'D
Denison Sunday evening to resume 'her
school work. y. @
Mrs. d. l.. Hale. who has been max
ling an extended visit at the home OF
her brother, e. c. Chamberin, left
Monday for Marshalltown where she
will visit another brother before re
turning to her home in Maryland.
The Review has been requested tt
announce that the farm bureau town
ship meetings have been postponed or
account of the epidemic of influenza
which is so prevalent throughout thu
|county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen returned
| Saturday morning to their home a
Lake Park after a pleasant visit II
! Denison at the home of their son, Geo
Atzen. They are both enjoying theil
usual good health. r.
| lie. Bale, was a passenger Tuesda,
the day transacting business. From
attehdance 1T Tie sgrocers sw;;hheolesal,
convention which is in session thi.
week,
EtMi9 Mrs rotbbH o nal13h o iI & attend
\ insl College Ut cfririnell, arrived if BET,
ison today enroute ito Ida Grove .wher'
she will attend the wedding of a soro
d rity, sister 'ThUrsday,,3s She Twill re
turn Friday to spend the week end 9
the parental home. '1''I -
Thei sDenison9 Post sofdtbe American e a
Legion will hold dancing party a
the ST. Rose OF Lima auditorium Oh
/! dihtIa Novelty orchestrhTwillh furnisl
( the. music. "A cordial invitation is ,eX
tended everyone to attend. ~ : . y -'s'
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