The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-29

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the Misses Flora Iseminger. Mae Hayes
and Jessie Goodrich motored to Boyer
Friday evening in the Chamberlin car
for visit at the Frank Woolston
home. Mrs. Woolston served oyster
stews to the visitors and all enjoyed
G most pleasant evening at this hos
pitable home.
William Boettger and Marcus Wick
man of Charter Oak spent several days
last week inspecting land in Freedom
county MINI. A deal was made on
their return whereby Mr.. Wickman
traded half section of land in South
Dakota for 240 acres in Freedom
county Mimi. the deal being made by
Mr. Boettger
Ernst Bunk and Wife. who expected
to return TO Germany the fore part of
November to make their future home,
have changed their plans and have de-
cided to remain in Denison. They sold
their home in North Denison some
weeks ago. but last week purchased a
house on Railroad avenue. which they
expect to move into about the first of
December. Their many friends will
IL
cided to remain in Denison.
Miss Anna Ingwersen daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, August Ingwersen of
this city. who has been employed at
the Denison hospital for the last two
months was taken suddenly i'll on Mon
day evening. Physicians were immed-
|itely summoned and it was considered
advisable to perform an operation for
appendicitis Immediately. We are
glad to report that at this time she is
doing very nicely and We trust that
her recovery will be speedy
Mrs. Augustus Knight, of Washing
ton, d. c.. visited at the J. P. Conner
home the latter part Of the week, stop
ping over on her way home to Wash
ington from Hutchinson Kans., where
she had recently attended as a dele
gate the national convention of the P.
e. O. society. held at that place Mrs
knight is charming woman and made
many friends while here. 1t is hoped
that she will find occasion to return
TO Denison to meet the many friends
which she made while here.
We are printing this week the pho
tographs of number of the young
ladies who are taking an active part
in the Reviews big circulation con-
test We endeavored to furnish the
readers of this paper with the pictures
of all of the contestants. but there
were few of the young ladies who
had no recent photographs and we are
in hopes that we will be able to fur
nish these later. These young ladies.
whose pictures appear in the paper,
have met with great success, as well
as several other contestants whose
photographs we We're unable to secure.
Last week was another bad week for
the proposition of oiled streets and
now there is hardly merchant in the
city who is of the opinion that oil will
solve the dust problem for Denison.
Those who were enthusiastic over oil
ed streets early in the summer are
convinced that they are not success
in supressing the dust and the only
solution is to get the sprinkler in use
again or better still pave the streets
Of the business section next spring.
We believe that a majority of the prop
erty owners in the business section
favor paving.
Richardson Brothers have rented Of
fees in the new Mccarthy building
just across from the Review building.
and expect to take possession of the
same the last of this week. They have
secured the three office rooms just
west of those that DR.. r. O. McCon-
naughey will occupy. The Richardson
Brothers, since the death of their faith
er. have been conducting his business
and have made great success of the
Insurance business. They formerly
had rooms in the Laub block. but for
the past few months have been cramp-
ed for room and so change was de-
cided upon.