The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-22
Local Mention

g.-3 MlSS AlIIh FlS1t IS VlSltlnS reEt
tives at Ute this week.
Mrs. Aug. Wilkin has been on thu
sick list for the past week.
Miss Theresa Kinney of Vail visitet
with friends here Saturday.
Julius Guth, OF Manning, was Den
ison business caller Monday.
John Hennings. of Arion, was a caller
at the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Young was among those
from Dow City shopping here Satur
day. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Costello were
pleasant callers here Thursday from
Vail. .S',p ,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Schooner. resi-
B dents of Panama were callers in the
city Friday.
Mrs. G. y. Z sBl0ckelsby and Mrs.
Morris We're shoppers In the city Fri.
day from Vail.
Misses Cora Parson and Elizabeth
Yount spent Sunday at their parental
homes in WoOdbine.
Mrs. James Powers and Miss Agnes
Powers were shoppers IN tho city last
"Wednesday from Vail
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman OF
Manning were guests in Denison Sun
day at the j. j. Miller home:
Misses Stella Evers, Hannah McMin-
immee and Elizabeth Wearmouth Wis.
tied friends at Woodbine Sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. KEEL were in Oma.
ha last Thursday. where they took in
the races; at the Ak.sar-ben field.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole and daugh-
ter. Edith, Of Arthur, visited here Fri.
day at the home OF Mrs. Rachel Good
rich W
8. Miss Edith Staley departed Sunday
for Ottumwa. where she Is spending 4
few days, the gnest OF Mrs. o. w.
Fauber.
Mrs. Mabel Bird and daughter. of
Ute, spent the week end in Denison as
guests Of Misses Alma and Edna
Wright.
Mrs. w. II. Dudley returned Mon
day to her home in Council Bluffs after
weeks visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. r. p. Conner.
Miss Minnie Rininsland departed on
Saturday night for Chicago. where she
is spending this week purchasing goods
for the Balle.Brodersen store.
4 Miss Elizabeth Wearmouth has nc.
cepted a position as bookkeeper at the
Crawford Rubber company. assuming
her new position on Monday.
Mss Hattie Case resumed her duties
at the Boys store after two weeks
vacation which she spent visiting att
the parental home in Woodbine
q Mr. and Mrs WA. Iieb and daugh-
ter Alberta. motored down from Chero- !
kee Sunday for a visit with her par
.ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott, of Ores.
ton. were week end visitors with the
latter's brother, c. M. Jensen. and fam.
lily. They returned home Monday.
~ G. l.. Ducander left last evening for
Chicago where he will remain until the !
last OF The week in. attendance at the |
National Retail Clothers convention.
3: The many friends OF Mrs. y. : III JacofEt
sen will be pleased to ieafnsthat she ii I
now enjoying fairly good health, having !
recovered from her recent Illness which |
confined her to her home for theJ
past four weeks. g.
X Harry, the littlegaOn' Of Mr.. and Mrs.
'Chas. Christy. fell Sunday afternoon
while at play and broke his arm. He I
was playing at the north brick school
with the travelling rings and in drop
ping to the ground broke his arm.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sibbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl GrOnau returned home Fri.
day from a ten days trip to points in
the Dakotas where they have extern.
ssive land interests They report the
small 81 ain crop to be excellent, the
prospects good for corn
Miss Alma Houser. of Cedar Rapids.
arrived in DenisOn last week and is sl,.
peryisor of music in the public schools,
'taking the place of Miss Ruth stephens
VINO resigned on account of her
mothers illness: Miss Houser is a grad
late Of Boston university school of
music and comes TO Denison highly rec.
commended.
\ Otto Dresselhous left last week for |
points In North Carolina to visit the
cotton plantations owned and operated
by the MarshallF'ieId company OF Chi.
caso The MarshallField company in. Il
vited a number of people to visit their
and Mr.. Dresselhouse was !
among those TO whom invitations were !
extended. He is expected home this
week. q