The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
Local Mention.

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j. B. Lyon was in Omaha yesterday
transacting bushes.
H. c.. Scott, of Dow City, transacted
business here Monday.
G, l.. Voss was in Sioux City Mon
day transacting business.
John Furne, of Arion. was a business
caller in ,Denison Tuesday.
Milo Godberson was visiting his grand
father in Alta last week.
Miss Elsie Brogan, of Vail, was a
Denison shopper Saturday.
Miss Bess Selby spent the week end
at her home in Marshalltown.
Jack Ahart, of Dow City, was a pleas
ant business caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. Ferguson will entertain
Coffee club on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Yount and. Clarence
Schwarzenbach spent Sunday in Wood
bine. &
Herald VanFleet, of Deloit, was a
pleasant business caller in Denison
Tuesday.
Mesdames Tom Sheridan and Jim Du.
gan, of Vail, were Denison callers on
Monday.
Helmet Erickson was down from
Schleswig yesterday having dental
work done.
Mrs. John Meehan and daughter. of
Manila, spent Sunday visiting relatives
in Denison.
Clement j. WEIGH departed yester.
day for Sioux City where he is trans
acting business.
Misses Elsie and Ella Petersen, OF
AriOn. were guests of Miss Esther
AdOlphsen Saturday.
Wy Mrs. Joe Kral and daughters and
Mrs. Steve Kral, Of Vail, were shoppers
in the city Tuesday.
~ Judge Conner was passenger to
Omaha this afternoon where he is
,transacting business
iii Mrs. Steve Krall and daughters,
Agnes and Anna, We're shoppers in the
city yesterday from Vail.
s Mrs. Harry Alfender and Mrs. Joe
Duffy were among those from Vail
shopping in Denison Monday,
DrI4. NJ, Coon departed this morning
y for Sioux City, where he will spend a
few days transacting business.
ii Raymond Butterworth was up from
Dow City yesterday transacting bust
ness and calling on acQuaintainces.
sstsJ<A. H. duISeu Was ~ pdSSSI6cLt "
Sioux City this morning where he is
spending the day transacting business.
Mrs. Chas Smith and daughter. Mrs.
Hudson McHenry, spent Monday IN
Denison visiting friends and shopping.
Miss Genevieve Goetsch has accepted
a position as clerk in the grocery de.
partment of the Pfarr- Gebert and Hunt
store.
q po1 In Fic N, In fO "a M n n
after being confined to his home for
two weeks suffering with a severe at
tack of the grippe.
w. r. c. met at McHenry hall last
Saturday but on account of trouble with
the furnace and lack of heat only the
opening program was given.
Miss Wille'tta Strahan and Miss
Holmes were hostesses for $. s. Tues.
day evening, when a delicious supper
was followed by a general social hour.
Misses Ella and Wanda Bendixen re-
turned this afternoon to their home in
Schleswig after a pleasant visit hers at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mundt.
Earl Riegleman, Of Deloit:: was J.
caller in Denison Tuesday and while
here called at this office and had his
name. placed on the Reviews mailing
list. 'st.'3os
Y Paul Gebert, who has been attend
ing the state university at Lincoln,
returned home last Thursday He ex:
poets to resume his duties at the uni.
versity next fall. Ji#
Mrs. Chas. Atzenf and, Mrs. Fred At.
zen returned Saturday,cto their home
at Lake Park. Iowa. after a weeks
visit in Denison at the home Of Mr..
and, Mrs. Geo. Atzen.
Eastern Star met Tuesday evening
for the regular meeting and the initia-
ton of several new members into the
order was the feature of the evening. A
social time was had after the formal
program and late in the evening dainty
refreshments were served.
With three city tickets in the field 1t
ought not be much of a task to pick out
good men for the various offices. The
republicans placed n ticket in. the field
Monday evening, the democrats will
nominate one tonight, and there is a
Thursday nigh. The democratic and
citizens caucuses win be held at the
city. hall.
Burton and Elain, Of near Arion, who
have been visiting with her mother,
MRS. II. M Duncan. and other relatives
in Denison the past week. left Friday
for DsS sMones to make a short visit
with her sister, Mrs.EW. ]. Scott. going
from / here to their new home near Par
rington, HI, lately purchased. The
good will and wishes Of their many
friendstgo with them.
Henry Sivertsen, who has been uns
dergOing treatment at the Denison hos
pital was taken last week to Council
Bluffs where he is at st. Bernards
hospital taking treatment. Sievect-
sen served in the late war and spent
many months in France and since his
return to ,Denison has been in poor
health. The government is bearing
the expense of his treatment at the
hospital in Council Bluffs and 1t is
hoped that he will be able to return
home soon enjoying his usual good
health.
Notice has been received in Denison
that Mr.. Deems, candidate for governor
on the republican ticket. will be in Den
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