The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20
Mrs. Frank Slechta was a shopper
In Denison Monday from Vail.

Mrs. Frank Sleclta was shopper
In Denison Monday from Vail.
John Sheridan, Of Vail spent the
week end in Denison with relatives.
Mrs. T. J. Hallowell was among those
from Dow City shopping in Denison
Tuesday. y
| Misses Blanche Lorenzcn and Agnes
Holland, of Vail, were Denison callers
"wednesday. &}- ~
| Miss Joan Naughton, of Omaha,
spent the week end at the parental, j.
Naughton, home. e
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Carey and Miss
Margaret Carey spent Tuesday visiting
friends in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ringlcr were
pleasant callers in the city Monday
from Charter Oak.
Miss Gcnevievc Greeley. of Carroll,
spent Sunday in Denison withs her sis.
ter. Mrs. Ed Erler.
Mrs. Kate Mitchell and daughter
Florence of Vail spent Monday here
visiting friends and shopping. E..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schwiesow were
up from Buck Grove Sunday spending
the day with friends in the city.
Miss Clara Curry returned home the
last of the week from Lincoln, where
she made weeks visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Paulsen and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Paulsen motored up to
Schleswig Sunday, where they spent
the day as guests ut the Rudolph Ernst
home. aJsEs a s. .-~.l.rs. ..3=..
Mrs. Paul Sturges arrived from
Sioux City Monday for a weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Sims. Mr., Sturges is expected for the
week end. fEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Owens and daugh.
ter, Regina, Mrs. j. r. Owens and Miss
Agnes Owens spent Saturday and Sun
day at the James McGrath home near
Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. FoderBerg left on
Saturday for a three weeks motor trip
through Nebraska, Colorado and Okla
homa, at which places Mr.. Foderberg
has land interests.
Fred Fanke, of Denison, VIM. Bielen-
berg and Ed Meets, of Ida Grove. At
torney General Havner, of Des Moines.
and a couple of gentlemen from Chi
cago. left Ida Grove Tuesday evening
for the Jackson Hole country in Mon
tana, where they will spend two weeks
hunting elk.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Silletto will be panied to learn of the
death of the two weeks old babe of Mr..
died Thursday at Des NIoincs. and was
buried Friday. Mrs. John Silletto Went
to Des Moines Wednesday and was
present at the funeral. @
Mr. and Mrs. John Lundgrcn and
Joe, of Silver Creek, Neb.; Mrs. Minus
Montgomery, of Clarks. Neb.. and
Mesdames Anna Swanson and Bessie
Peterson, of Stromsburg, Neb., left on
last Wednesday for their respective
homes after spending few days here
at the. home of their brother and
nephew, Sam Lundgren.
Word was received this "wednesday
morning of the death of e. $. Plimpton,
father of DIR. II. p. Plimpton, of this
city, which occurred in Des Moines on
Tuesday at 1880 at the home of his
will be brought here for burial, but no
definite arrangements have been made
as to when the funeral will be held. A
complete obituary will be furnished
next week. 4
C. A. Sykes and Jas. McCracken. OF
Manila. favored the Review with a call
today. Both gentlemen are candidates
on the republican ticket-Mr. Sykes
running for county clerk and Mr.. Nc.
Cracker is running for supervisor Tor
the 1921 term. They are now. actively
engaged in the campaign, and have met
many of the voters of the county. Both
gentlemen are splendid business men
and would make excellent county Off.
Gals. Mr.. Sykes has long been identi.
fled with the business interests OF Ma
nilla. and his friends in that commun.
ity are going to see that he gets 6; good
support at the polls on November "a.
Mr.. McCrackcn is one of the pioneers
of the county, has always been one OF
the influential citizens and he too VIII
have the undivided support Of his COM
munity.