The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24


chased from the Denison Auto com
pany during the past week. He has
already mastered the vehicle and
drives like one used to the wheel OF
old.
Contractor Nate Haworth, Robert
and J. H. Cole came down from Sac
City Saturday evening and remained
over Sunday. Mr.. HaWorth says he
is getting good start on the resi-
dence he has the contract for at that
place.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemon Moeller, of Council
Bluffs, on Wednesday last. Mrs.
August Moeller returned to Denison
Thursday and reports the little
Granddaughter as bright, healthy,
strong lunged daughter.
Mrs. Nels Pearson, living north of
Denison by mistake placed her hat
in the wrong carriage last Saturday,
July 18th, and has an ad in this
weeks paper asking that the parties
who have it leave the same at the
Menagh store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seeberger and
Mrs. Chas. Zeising, who have been
visiting at the w. e. Kahler home,
started on an overland trip to Port
land, Ore, Monday morning. They
are using Mitchell six and the ma
chine was heavily laden.
Mrs. Elmer Haworth, of Wendt, S..
D., has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Richard Eisenhauer, and other
relatives in Denison the past week.
She is now at Dow City, where she is
spending the week with another
daughter, Mrs McElwain.
Frank MARI, living south of Deni-
son, was a Review caller Saturday,
and pushed his subscription up an
other year. He says he anticipates
big crop this year; never saw the
small grain as WE'LL and is looking for
ward to a good corn yield.
Mr. John D. Newcom, who was quite
severely injured last week, a note of
which appeared in our last issue, is
steadily improving. On Thursday Mr..
T. J. Garrison autoed out to the New
com place in company with physlc-
ian and visited with Mr.. Newcom.
Mr.. Marion Cole was up from Dow
City Thursday last and favored the
Review with a call while in town. Mr..
Cole has been in very poor health for
some time, but is now able to be about,
although very weak. Mrs. Cole. who
has also been very poorly, is reported
as much improved.
Lutte Seemann came down from
Lake Okoboji Saturday evening, hav-
ing been absent from the bank for
three weeks. He reports having had
plenty of work, a delightful time and
enjoys a tan equal to Commanche
brave. He says he has everything to
tell but fish stories.
Harry Senseney left Friday for Dun
Ian. where he Joined the Holiday mus
ical company, taking the manage
ment of the Italian band OF twenty
four musicians. He will cover the
territory embracing the states OF
Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and
Michigan.
Mr.. Charles Shives was in Denison
Thursday and took the masons out to
his farm to do some work Next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Shives will leave for
an extended western trip. They will
visit friends and relatives at Port
land, Spokane, Seattle and other
places on the western coast.
Miss Margaret Gilmor, who has been
visiting in Denison the past two weeks,
went to Sergeant Bluffs Thursday
morning, where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Goudy. From there Miss
Gilmor goes to Sioux City to visit an
other sister, Mrs. E. c. Laub, after
which she will return to Tucson, Ariz.
The Carroll Times, in speaking OF
the Maennerchoir concert, given at
Carroll last week. says of Mr.. ]. V.
Barborka and son, Clifford: y. v.
Barborka and his son, Clifford, Of Den
ison, with their harp and cello great
ly added to the interest of the pro-
gram. The harp and cello duet was
a novelty which took WE'LL"
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Robinson return
ed Saturday morning from their west
ern trip, having visited at Long
Beach, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
CALI; Seattle, WASH; Portland, Ore;
Can, and Minneapolis,
Mimi. They report very enjoyable
trip and the seeing of many sights,
but withal were glad to reach home
again