The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
Miss Mae Conner is visiting friend
at Vail this week.,

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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Evers visited with
relatives at Schleswig Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ander.
sOn, on August 18th, a daughter
"A. j.. schoenjahn, of West Side, tran.
sacted business in Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Olry and children
enjoyed a Sunday visit with relatives
at Schleswig.
Miss Carol Argotsinger was up from
Arion on Tuesday shopping and visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. G. j. Solomon lis having a new
garage built on the Solomon premises
at Church and Pine streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. McAndrews and
daughter, Miss Elsie. are visiting with
friends in Omaha this week
James Menagh, of the Nenagh store
returned Monday from a'week spent
at the Menagh store in Dakota. !;
G. NJ, Dybro and wife accompanied
some Omaha friends to Lakewood yes
terday where they spent the day.
Miss Alma Spencer. of Logan is
spending the week in Denison, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. keil.
Miss Edna Mae Flahive returned
she had been for the past two weeks
visiting friends.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson and daugh
ter, Miss Bertha, attended to business
matters and visited with friends in
Denison Tuesday.
4 w. C. Mason expects to go to the
state fair the first of the week, where
he will be employed during the dura
ton Of the fair
Otto Vosgerau. of the Bulletin, is
spending his vacation at Iowa Park
where he is visiting friends and enjoy
ing some fishing.
/ Rev. VIM. Frese departed Monday
for Boone where he is attending a con
ference of Lutheran minister's. He
1 expects to return home this evening
"A. w. Quicker. manager of the Con.
sumers Electrical Co., left last Wed,
inesday for months vacation, which
he will spend in New York state, his
old home.
Mr.. Chas. Brogden returned Sunday
from Clarinda to- which place he had
accompanied his wife, who will remain
at the hospital for a time and receive
treatment.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Rachwitz, Mrs.
IAckley, and Mrs. Elwell motored down
to Council Bluffs on Sunday and help.
ed Mr.. Rachwitz's mother celebrate
her birthday. &
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry and their
daughter. Clara, returned home Mon.
day from Seward and Columbus, Neb.,
yU1 than -ori0 n wi, ;t x.y;xh
John and will Curry. f
Mrs. Dunbar enjoyed visit from
her nephew, Mr.. F.. F. Keenly, of In.
dianola, last week. She accompanied
him to Boone on Thursday for visit
with relatives and friends
v. Elwell returned Tuesday from
Sioux City where he has been employed
for the past few months. He has en-.
tered the employ of the Crawford coun.
ty telephone company at, Denison.
Ed Kusel motored up, to Sioux City
Wednesday for repairs on his Marmon
car The, rain was so heavy he was
obliged to return home by train and
The. .Molseed home Vail,
was sold act public auction yesterday
to Mrs. Wilbur Hawley for $245 per
acre. The Molseed place is one of the
pioneer farms Of the county, and at
the price is considered very good buy.
DIR. FIN. Grain, of Redfield, S. Oak,
visited at the M. e. Jones home Mon
day. He Is the father Of DIR. c. F..
Jones, accompanied him to Redfeld on
Tuesday. Her husband is practicins
near Redfield during this summer.
Sam Gratke and wife were in Deni-
son Tuesday packing their household
goods, preparatory to removing to
Beebe. Harrison county, where Mr..
Gratke will teach the coming year. He
was formerly I'm charge Of the manual
training department in the Denison
high schools.
Dodge. are rejoicing over the arrival
OF a fine baby boy on Saturday, Aug
ust 14th. Mrs. Martin Saggau return
Cd from TT. Dodge on Tuesday and re-
ports that the mother and babe are
doing nicely. Mrs. Barney Otto re-
manned for longer visit at the Blom.
berg home.
Frank Atsalas made a deal yesterday
whereby he traded his place of business
on Main street for the residence pro-
perty at the corner of Sweet and Church
street, better known as the Silas Plimp-
ton property He took the property in
at $500 and received $4,000 for his
business. The deal was made with a
Mr.. Foster. and the ,Bliesman Land Co.,
made the deal.
ii. Mrs. Frank Nest and children of
Iowa City. who have been visiting at
Lake City, spent Sunday in Denison
at the B. Brodersen home. Mrs. Nest
was in charge of a large apartment
house in Iowa City land four Denison
young men. Ben Brodersen, Gordon
Locke, Charles Silletto and Chester
Schlumberger, made their homes with
her during the school year at the uni
versity.
Lovers of baseball will be pleased to
learn that game between Denison and
Dow City has been arranged for Old
Settlers day. Thursday, August 26th.
The game will be called about four
o'clock and it is safe to say that twill
be game worth while. Dow City has
one of the best, If not the best. teams
in western Iowa. and they are going
to come to Denison with determine
ton to win the game, but say watch
for the balloon. With all of Denisons
regular players on deck, playing on the
home grounds, backed by home root
ers. and each player popped" to the
explosion point-well, its going to be
some Rafi1e