The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30

friends at Manila.
Additional Denison local news on
page five of the first section.
John Sheridan OF Vail. spent Sunday
at the parental, Tom Sheridan home.
Mrs. Robert White and daughter.
Cleo, Of Vail, visited friends here Mon
day. Z
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Cox and son,
spent Sunday with relatives at Storm
Lake. j..
Mrs. Helen Heeren of Milford town
ship, was business caller in Dow City
Saturday. 81 Ei&. g. #
Mrs Merriam and niece, Miss Gran
dali were down from Delot Tuesday
visiting with friends and shopping. E
Mrs. Burlington, who has been spend
ing the past week at Lakewood return
ed home Monday. <
Misses Martha Lehfeldt and Martha
Fastje spent the week end visiting rel
atives at Odebolt. -..a -." e@
Miss Agnes Henry returned Friday
from Dunlap where she spent the past
week visiting friends.
Mrs. A. G. Daniels and son, Gerald,
departed Saturday for Spencer, S d.,
for months visit with relatives.
Miss Claire Meehan of Manila, is
visiting at the homo of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Wagner.
Guy Burlington and wife autoed to
the lake Saturday evening and visited
his mother at her cottage over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Meehan, of Vail.
spent Tuesday in Denison visiting at
the home Of his brother, DR.. j. j. Nee
han. Res ~
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lilleholm and
family, who live in Milford township,
spent the day Sunday at Kiron visiting
relatives. r-- @
Mrs. j. 3. Ly on returned to Missouri
Valley yesterday to care for her moth
err, Mrs. w. E. Wisler who is suffering
frornsa broken hip. A S3
Fl Mrs. Helen Heeren and Mrs. Guy
Burlington and little daughter. Opal.
visited Mrs. Richard Lilleholm in Mil
ford township Tuesday evening. \.
Mrs ]. Schroeder and son, Edward.
Busch F'rahm and Mrs. Paul Stapleton
and family, Of Schleswig, were the
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. N.
Olry.
Otto Christensen returned from Can;
ada last Friday where he has been the
past month. Monday next, in com.
pany with Mrs. Christensen, he will
go to Cedar Rapids where he has some
land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Iseminger, of
Emmettsburg, have been in Denison
the past week, called here by the death
of DR.. Iseminger, an uncle. Mrs. lse'
minger will be remembered as Miss
Jennie Greene, a sister of Sheriff
Greenes and she and her husband
have been stopping at the Greene home
while here. aM
Notwithstanding the heavy rain OF
Saturday morning, there was an UNI
usually large crowd in Denison Satur
day afternoon and evening, many com
ing from distance to witness the ex
hibition given at the expense of the
business men, of the airplane flight
and parachute drop. The exhibition
was very successful. -rr -.
S. M. Wright. who visited at his
brothers S. G. Wright home in Deni
son during the past week, left Sun
/ day afternoon for Clinton, driving ov
erland. After a visit with his sister
Mrs. M j. Cosman, he will go to St
Louis, and about August LIST, again
take up his vvork---that of claim agent
for the Missouri Pacific.
A. J. Gary has traded his residence
property, known as the Samuel Luney
home, to William Davis for a 120-acre
farm in Willow township. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Gary takes the farm
at $3.50 per acre and receives $4,000
for his residence property The land
in question is in section "a, Willow
township, and is about, three and one.
half miles west and a little south of
Kenwood. Mr.. Gary retains posses.
sion of the house until January first. 4