The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-24

Mr.. Chas. Tabor and Miss Flora
Ames left on Saturday morning for
Okoboji. Mr.. Tabor will have his
auto follow him next week if the
roads improve and he is counting to
return to Denison next Friday to hear
Teddy.
Mrs. Jesse Morgan, daughter of
N. F. Smith, formerly county super
intendent of schools of this county,
died at her home in Bassett, Neb., on
Sunday night, q message coming here
to that effect on Monday morning. It
is understood that she died of heart
disease.
]. s. Swenson, the postoff1ce inspec-
tor who is credited with brilliant
work in connection with the detection
of the Mabray gang. was in Denison
last week. He made thorough in
spection of the Denison Office and pro-
nounced it In firstclass condition in
every respect.
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One of the pleasing social events
of the past week was the celebration
of the birthday Of Miss Lizzie Lonz
at her home on West Broadway, oppo-
site the court house. Over twenty of
her young lady friends were present.
At five in the afternoon fine refresh
ments we're served. Miss Lenx is a
most worthy young lady and popular
with host Of friends.
Mr.. Johannes Broders, who has been
connected with the Kelly shoe store
in this city for the past five, years.
has purchased the Kelly shoe store at
Jefferson and took possession Of it
the fore part OF the week. Mr.. Broders
has worked at the shoe business for
a number Of years and we predice
he will make success Of his new ven
ture. He expects to move his family
there in the near future.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise, Of Des Moines,
who will lecture before the teachers
institute on Thursday afternoon and
evening, is one of the state officers
of the w. G. T. U. and the the women
of this organization have planned q
reception in her honor at the home
of Mrs. Jacob Sims. The hours are,
from $3.50 to 500 p. m. All members
OF the union are invited to be pres
ent and to bring as their guests any
who are interested in. the anti-nar-
cotic movement.
w. D. McAhren expects to return to
his studies at Kansas City Thursday
Of this week. He expects to gradu-
ate from the veterinary school at
that place next April, when he will
take q government position. In SO
doing he will be compelled to take the
civil service examination, after which
he can make selection of locations,
and If the place is not already filed
he will be placed inS charge. Mrs.
McAhren expects to return to Kan
sas City with him.
A peculiar lightning prank occurred
at the Frank Liscomb home north OF
town Saturday morning. About five
O'clock bolt came through an open
windows and splintered the base board
on the opposite side of the room but
did no other damage nor caused no
fire although the odor of burning pow
der was prevalent in the room for
some time. Marie Liscomb was sleep
ing in the room at the time and the
bolt passed over her, partially para
lyzed her body for short time. She
soon recovered, however, and is none
the worse for her experience Dunlap
Reporter.
Mr.. Julius Sonksen and family will
ship their goods to Gault, Wright coun.
ty. this week, where he can be near
the large farm he owns in that coun.
ty. Mr.. Sonksen Is one Of the best
of our German citizens, and 1t is
with much regret that his friends see
him and his pleasing wife move from
Denison. Mr.. Sonksen and Mr.. B. j.
sibbert were schoolmates over in
Germany. sat on the same bench to
gether at school and came to Ameri
ca in company. Later brother OF
Mr.. Sonksen and Mr.. Ernst Sibbsrt
made the voyage. These German boys
lave made good in America. May
prosperity come to Mr.. Sonksen and
Ihis wife yisso now move to Wright
county.
Married.