The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-22

Mrs. A ). Levitt returned TO her
home in Sioux City Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edith Mccormick, of Omaha. is
visiting this week at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. N. L. Hunt.
Grace Temple Lockard went home
last Thursday after an extended visit
with parents and friends.
Mrs: James B. Beard, of Fl. Worth,
Texa !, is spending few days at the
home of Mrs. Rachel Goodrich.
Miss Matte Miles will return from
Chicago this week and after a short
stay iE Denison will return to Beunos
Ayres.
Robert O-em and his force of cement
workers went to Audubon yesterday
morning where they have consider
able work in view for this summer.
Alvin Winquist Of Kiron visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen in
Denison one day last week. Edith and
Russell Jacobsen returned home with
him
Miss Gertrude Bradbury has closed a
successful term of school near Schles-
wig and will spend a month at New
Sharon. Iowa, visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. DR.. T. S. Bailey of Cedar
Rapids will preach next Sabbath morn
ing and evening in the Presbyterian
church.
The corn crop is beginning to assume
proportions A ride through the coun.
try convinces one that unless the un.
torseen happens there will be an ex.
ceptionally good crop.
Misses Francis and Anne Rooley lef,
for Iowa City Saturday morning to at
tend the graduating exercises at St
Agatha's Seminary, after which they
will go to their home at Nichols, Iowa
Miss Cook, of Boston, was expected
in Denison yesterday for visit with
Mrs. Kuehnle. Miss Cook was former
ly preceptress at Cornell college and i:
now engaged in social settlement work
in Boston.
DR.. Gibson visited with his family
over Sunday. He spent Friday nigh
with Rev. E. M. Holmes of Red Oak
who is about TO dedicate fine new
church which has just been erected by
the congregation.
B. j. Swe att, division engineer OF the
Northwestern railway, and Capt. W
D. Conner of West Point visited owe,
Saturday and Sunday with Franz
Woolston, their old college chum a
the State University.
Jesse Girard has just completed
| fine row and SAIL boat and intends TAX
ing it to The lake this week. 1t is six
teen feet long and four feet wide an,
will accommodate four people nice
ly. The boat is fitted for either sail o
oars.
During the thunder storm Saturda
noon the steeple of the German Luth
eran church was struck by lightning
and partially demolished, The Who'll
north side if not the entire steeple will
have to be replaced. There was no in
surance.
Monday forenoon a large automo bill
passed through Denison carrying a.
Omaha man.and his wife and son. The
were on their way to Chicago. TIL
machine was one of the best ever see
in Denison, weighing 2,o00 pounds an
costing So, 500.
A plumber from Denison went to Val
Sunday to witness the ball game be
tween Vail and Creighton college Q
Omaha. The game was the best one c
the season and Vail defeated the Oma
ha boys by score of four to two. Tn
Vail team will play at manning on tn
Fourth.
Friends of Herman Rusch have re
ceived the news of serious acciden
which happened him last Wednesda
at Templeton. He was trying to boar
a moving freight train and was throw
to the ground. badly injuring his shou
der and knee. He will be confined fiv
or six weeks as result.