The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-20

few days last week visiting with Der
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Temple Mr..
Locaard Is now stationed at Mason
City and they are making that city
their home
Mrs. W. G. Bertleson has returned
from California and is maslpg visit
with her mother. Since going 70 Cali
fo,na her health has not been very
good and her friends regret that she is
looking so poorly
Among those who went to Yankton.
S. D. Tuesday morning to register were
All. Wright, w. D. Luney, W. w. Cush-
man, Hy Meeves. and Frank Leahy.
ALT Wright expects to go on to Aber-
deem before returning.
Mart n Collins, nephew of NJ. j.
Co'llne, who has been working in the
packing house at Omaha, was in Deni-
SOD Saturday. He is a member of the
Strikers Union. On Sunday he &C.
M. j over into Iowa township.
W. C. Rollins, OF the Omaha Ticket
company made business trip to Ona-
ha Monday where be saw Fred Sey-
mour. He also saw Ed. Bond. who is
expected in Denison this week for
visit with parents and friends.
| Mrs. Cal Owens and children, OF
Pocatello. Idaho, who have been visit
ing at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Jane CaVanaugh, returned to her home
| on Monday. remaining several days
visiting an aunt at Maxwell, Neb.
On Friday July Is, there came to
gladden. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Krauel u seven pound baby girl
We congratulate the happy parents
and hope the little lady will live and
make kind, lovable woman as is her
mother.
z. G. Petersen started on Tuesday
last for visit to Germany. Switzer-
land, England and France. He expects
to be absent about two months. During
his absence his store is in charge of his
two competent clerks-Gus Huettman
land Charles Smutney.
1 Mr.. Geo Tillinghast was in Denlson
| Tuesday. He has just returned from a
two weeks vacation which he spent in
New York state visiting relatives and
friends. George is one of the bes,
travelling statesmen in western Iowa
and his house appreciates his services
Last week Mrs Tamm accompanied
a small party of boys to Wall Lake
where they enjoyed the privileges O
the Tamm cottage during a stay of foul
or five days The boys who went are
Eugene Luney, James Hunter, ROLAND
Philbrook. Raymond Conner. Leslie
Gulick, Lewie Sewell and Warner Tenn
pie.
Mrs. P. H. Rank gave party las
Thursday afternoon to about fifty o
her lady friends at her home in Nortl
Denison. Dainty refreshments wer,
served and most pleasant Afternoon
was spent. A guessing contest wa
engaged in, in which Miss Margare
King won the prize
Mr. Waldo E Kahler of Traer, Iowa
nephew of Mr.. Carl F. Kuehnle, al
rived here last evening. Mr.. Kahler j
a graduate of the Law Department il
connection with the State University
He comes to Denison for the purpose o
becoming initiated in the practice 0
law and will be connected with tn
firm of Shaw, Sims & kuehnle.
We would have it distinctly under
stood that should the proposition O
voting $4,000 additional for cour
house carry, the present contractor
will have nothing whatever TO do witt
the building of the tower. heatin.
plant or wiring. The board will asl
for separate and distinct bids from an
responsible contractor. The presen
contractors will never see one cent O
the $4,000 unless they should be tn
r successful bidders There have beel
l no changes in the original plans of tn
building, other than leaving off tn
tower or dome, the marble work ant
heating plant