The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22
Messrs. NJ. U. and L. v. Dickinson,

| Mc6oI6. NJ. ~. huu L. v. DiSnAAoNAA
OF Carrolton, Mo, were in Denisor
yesterday looking over the prize win
ming herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle a
the McHenry stock farm. They were
SO we'll pleased with the herd tina
they purchased two Of Mr.. McHenry's
choice animals, which will be shipped
to Carrolton the last of the week.
George Connors, who has been work
ing for Will Hoffman west Of Denispn
pital for the past week on account o.
an injury which he received while al
work on the farm. A minor operation
was snecessary4tp relieve his suffering
and 1t is expected that he will be able
to leave the hospital some time this
week.
Mrs. U. Rominger, of Ankeny, who
has been in Denison for the ,spast
month visiting with her daughter
Mrs. j. H. Senseney, accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Rena Sen
.seney, left Friday morning for her
home. Miss Senseney Will make an
extended visit with friends and rela.
tives, visiting at Des Moines, Perry
and Prairie City.
The entertainment loving people OF
Schleswig have secured lecture
course for this winter, and the first
number will be given November goth.
when the "Shungopavi Magicians" will
appear Those who attended the Den
ison chautauqua this year will re-
member Shungopavi and his unique
entertainment, and the people of
Schleswig will certainly be enter
tanned by his company.
The Iowa beef special is to visit
Schleswig on October 2Sth, and 1t is TO
be hoped a good crowd will assemble
to hear the several talks and see the
different exhibits. Among the speak
ers accompanying the train we note
Messrs,, Chas:, Fsehs1n Jr, of-Butna !:
Geo. Burge, of Mt Vernon; r. W. Cas-
saday, of Whiting; Professors Ken
needy and Curtiss, of Ames; w. n.
Peir and J. NJ Edwards, also of Ames.
We wish to call the attention of Re-
view readers to the quarter page ad-
vertisement of r, J. Sweet, which ap-
pears On page II and in which he ad-
vertises farm to be sold at public
auction. This sale will be held on the
farm 5La miles northeast of WOodblne
en- Wednesday next at p. m. AS will
be noticed in the ad the farm is we'll
improved, having good buildings; 10
acre orchard, 10 acres of alfalfa and
80 acres seeded to clover. The land
is all fenced and cross fenced
There are many advantages to city
in awarding contracts for improve
ments during the winter months. az
materials are cheaper and ordinarily
contractors will make cheaper bids
than during the busy season. If there
is any intention en- the part OF the
city to pave the business section OF
Denison the coming spring, the pre-
liminary work should be done now.
Considerable money can be saved on
the engineers work because OF the
survey made two years ago. This in
itself is no small item.
A. f.. Myers, who purchased the
Jones bakery, has taken possession OF
the same and informs the Review that
he will make many improvements dur
ing the next few months. The build
ing will be reprinted on the outside
and the interior will be re-decorated.
Mr.. Myers will install new showcases
and will make many improvements in
the baking room installing a new oven
and the most 7up-to-date equipment.
Everything will be the most sanitary
and all woodwork will be in white. Mr..
Myers is an experienced baker, hav-
ing had nine years experience in Car
roll. .
On Friday last several of our citi-
zens, including r. j. Garrison. George
Naeve, j. p. Conner and l.. Cornwell,
motored to Schleswig. where meet
ing of the directors of the German
bank was held and the annual exam
inaticn and report upon its condition
was made. The bank was found to be
m most satisfactory condition and
everything connected with it in the
same manner. Schleswig is SPLENDID
example of the up-todate and pro-
gressive towns of Iowa, and the peo-
pie of that community are, as a rule,
thrifty and in good financial circum-
stances.
Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Mcmahon and
children will start on Saturday after
noon for San Diego. Cali. where they
plan to make their future home. They
will stop over one day in Dunlap to
visit Mrs. McMahon's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmahon have great many
friends in Denison who will regret ex-
ceedingly their departure. They have
been among the most prominent of
our people in social way during the
several years they have lived here,
and in their going will be greatly
A number of functions have
been given in their honor during the
last week.
The city treasury has been enriched
a goodly sum this week in the way OF
fines collected from men who have
been arrested for drunkenness and
conduct. In most cases the
fines were paid and others have CIV
en- an order on their employer for their
wages to cover the fines. Some Of
those who have appeared before Mayor
Laub this week have been arrested
previously for the same offense and
doubtless a good Jail sentence would