The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-01

Ific Mrs. Wernicke informs us thai
the people of Denison are responding
readily to this worthy cause.
VIM. Cartons and Martin friedrich
sen, of Kiron, who had just returned
from taking four car loads of stock
to Chicago, called on the Review Tues
day morning on their way home. They
report good prices and a good time.
Sears McHenry, of Denison, Iowa
and an extensive land holder of the
district, was in town Sunday enroute
TO Winnipeg-The Bredenbury World
Bredenbury, Saskatchewan Mr.. Nc
Henry returned home last evening.
James Melton is the proud posses
sor of a new Cutting automobile,
which he purchased at Sioux City last
week and drove down the fore part of
this week. This machine will be
used in connection with his bus bust
ness.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the great
est woman orator in America, will
visit Denison June Sd. This will be a
rare opportunity for the people of
Crawford county and we are greatly
favored to be able to secure her for
a lecture.
We understand that the churches
have changed the hours of evening
services, which will go into effect this
week. Prayer meeting Thursday at
S p. m. Young Peoples societies at
Z and evening church services at p.
m. Sunday.
This morning at 9 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church Rev. J. Jas. De-
Pre- officiating, occurred the marriage
of Thomas w. Mccullough and Edna
Myrtle Edwards, of Dow City. After
the wedding service was held the hap
py couple left for points east.
AS will be seen by the advertise
ment in another column, the carpet
cleaning wheel is now doing business.
We hear that all who patronize it are
well satisfied. 1t is a city luxury to
have the dusty rugs taken from the
home and returned sweet and clean.
Mr.. Meyers, the county Sunday
school secretary, informs us there
are plans on foot to have conven-
ton at Paradise Center on Sunday,
May 18th Speakers will be there in
plenty and the convention promises to
be big success if weather conditions
are favorable.
There will be an Epworth League
social at the league room Saturday
evening at o'clock. This is the en-
which the Rustlers will
give to the Observation-Disclosures who
won the last contest by 1876 points.
There will also be the annual election
of officers and a good evening of en-
is planned for all-don't
fail to come.
Mr.. Sears McHenry returned Tues
day from business trip to Church
bridge, Canada, and other towns in
that vicinity, where he owns large
land interests. Mr.. McHenry reports
everything in that locality in -four
ishing condition, Wheat was all
sowed in that vicinity last week with
every indication of good crop.
Drs. J. C. Robinson, E. F. Philbrook,
r. o. McConnaughey and T. w. CARRIER
will be in Des Moines Friday of this
week attending the annual meeting of
the Iowa dentists. Denison people,
who suffer from the toothache while
these worthy gentlemen are away, will
be compelled to seek aid from either
Drs. Ben Mill or Hal C. Simpson, vet
Urinary surgeons.
The city council held a meeting
Friday evening and instructed the city
solicitor to prepare resolutions Of
necessity proposing the building of
sanitary sewers on a number OIL
streets, namely: On Park street run
ming north to Benefit street; on Frank
lin from Main to Court street; on
East Prospect from 1O3 feet east of
Main and running west to West Pros
pect; on fremont from Hodges to
avenue, and on Jefferson
avenue running south to fremont
street.
Over 200 bodies have been recov-
cred from the Inflated Titanic, and
most of them have been identified
Emil Brandies, of the Brandies store
at Omaha, who lost his life had ex-
pressed desire that when he passed
away his body should be cremated,
and the remains having been recov-
cred, will be brought to Omaha, where
funeral services will be held and the
body will then be taken to Davenport
and cremated. The ashes will be