The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-09
Hon. Carl F. Kaehnle left on Satur

LeuQ u special meeUluS Vi GudU DOuy.l,
The object of the special meeting is
to consider means of strengthening {,
the Endowment Rank of the Order. /,
FPythianism has taken a great hold in
this country and has become a moving
force in American life. The order now
has 100000 members in the United
States and the British provinces. 3d..
600 of whom reside in Iowa. 1t is no
inconsiderable honor to represent
! such a body of men and Mr.. Kuehnle
has been n of the representatives OF
the Pythians of Iowa in the Supreme
Lodge for the past eight years. He
has given much time and attention to
the work and it is said that his SER
vices have been so highly appreciated
that he will probably be reelected.
Chas. Mccullough has obtained all
temporary injunction against his son.,
David, restraining him from keeping
him from his place and from any physi-
cal violence towards him. The petition
asking the injunction states that David
has prevented his father from coming
on premises owned by the father and
that on one occasion he used violence,
both upon the person of his father and
of his mother. The hearing to make
the injunction permanent will doubt
less come before the next term of
court.
Mr.. L. v. Tabor and his son, Irving
Tabor, of independence, Iowa, spent
several days of last week visiting at the
home of Mr.. Chas. Tabor. Mr.. Tabor
is a brother of Mrs S. S Wilkinson.
Mr.. Irving Tabor had but just returned
from a prolonged tour through Cali.
fornia and Mexico and had much of in
, tcrest to say concerning his travels.
They returned to their home on Monday
morning.
Invitations are out for a lawn fete
5 and dancing party to be given on Wed.
. nesday evening by Mrs. Carl F. Kueh-
ME, complimentary to her young lady
visitors, Miss Elsie Kahler of Traer,
Iowa, Miss Edna Duncan of Salt Lake
City and Miss Belle Bartholomew of
. Chicago. 1t will doubtless be a most
brilliant and enjoyable affair as all the
functions given by Mrs. Kuehnle are.
1t was a great pleasure to meet so
many old friends from different parts Of
abe country in Denison on the Fourth.
1t is impossible to make mention of all
who were here, but we hope they had a
good time and that they will come
again.
Suit has been filed by William Rudd
against Morris N. Dewey for $40, 600 for
alternating his wife's affections. AL
the parties live in the eastern part Of
the county south of West Side and are
well-known.
Mr. T. j.. Garrison left on July 4tl
. for a visit with his son, Ray. at Crane
~ Junction, Colorado, and to other points
~ in the Rocky Mountain state.
IA The Yoeman Lodge served light re
freshments at their meeting last Sat
80, uEudy SSOuluSy VIC ooOh paw uhS u
stallment of officers.
Sc MI. Christ Faul, of Council Bluffs
father of Frank and Henry Faul of thi
ar city, was a welcome guest here over tn,
Fourth.
III Messrs E. Gulick and G. l.. Voss tool
h advantage of the rates and started o.
I'll Saturday for a six weeks visit in Cal
no. %ifornia.
he Mr.. f. Il. Grant a former teacher Q
Denison Public schools was greetin,
ed old friends on our streets last week.
IT. Mrs. Samuel Stewartof Medina N. L
Or is visiting at the home of her parent
on Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Luney.
be Miss Hazel Shirk, aged six, celebra
ed her birthday yesterday with a part
he for her many little friends.
Chilly" Scharnweber played OF tt
ny Glidden team against Jefferson on tt
he morning OF the Fourth.
Mrs. George w. Lee of Sac City
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mr.
Potter of this City.
rip Hester the ball player went to NJ
"s, Valley Sunday for a few days Wis
~ with relatives.
Joe Kelly has charge OF the sh
Vim store while his brother Tom is enjo
ing Wall Lake.
Mrs. r. T. Horton made a busint
oil trip to Omaha the latter part of IL
week.
for John Romans is enjoying a visit fre
his friend Dewitt Hansen.
one Miss Narcissa Miles leaves this we
he for Rawlins Wyoming.
inc Miss Grace Northrop is the guest
nal Miss Garnett Romans.
Luke Weeks drove to Wall La