The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-09


Crawford county people seem to be
taking interest in their local newspa-
pers. During the past week several
new subscribers were added to the
Review list. .s,,.
Mrs. Glenn Mahan and children, who
have" been.visitingsa at the p. E:2C. ksl.s
ly home for the past two weeks, will
leave tomorrow for their, home at
Bolton, Mo. Mr.. Lally will accompany
them as far as Omaha.
George w. Schelm is attending the
summer school OF the State university
At Iowa City. Almost four hundred
students are--registered" at~the sum-
mer. session of this institution, which
is an increase of 20 per cent over q
year ago.
Miss Erm1a Naeve returnSd Friday
from Chicago, where she atten&edssAe
commencement .:,exercises at Ferry
Hall. where she formerly attended
school. She enjoyed delightful visit
with former schoolmates during her
three weeks absence.
Rev. j. Jas. DePree took the after
noon train for Dow City. where he will
oficiate at the marriage of r. Earl
Chase to Miss Grace Thomas, which
will, take place this afternoon. Full
particulars Of the wedding will be
printed in next weeks issue of the
Review.
Miss Mae Simpson. who has been
stenographetln the Jaw once Of Con-
sner.& Lally for the past year. re-
signed her position the fore part Of
the week. and returned, to her houssat:
Waboo. Neb. Miss Grace E. Silk. Of
Albian, ,Neb. arrived in Denison this
morning to assume the position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. X. Meyers have
been entertaining their friend. Mrs.
Eva Crane Farnum, Of Los Angeles.
Cali, the fore part Of the week. Mrs.
Farnum= fs. an constructor Of higher
mathematics ins1he Los Angeles high
schosl and is enjoying, her vacation
in llava md ths a. farther west.
&, contractor CARY expects to~estart
excavating for. the new Carlson black
smith shop this week, He has sold
the dirt to the;casy- and Il viz. BE-
placed ~ the swest3 side q Locust
street south Of Chestnut. where the
property owners contemplate building
4 cement curb and gutter this fall.
= Asmeeting of the stockholders Of the
Gtawfoed County Telephone company
WA held in the company's office in
Denison observation-disclosures. The old
directors Of the company were re-
eleeted:r or the ensuing year and other
important: business transacted. r., A.
[WS3ker. OF Des Moines, . heavy stock.
|hoaer..an the COMPANY. vas in Deni-
An 70 attend the meeting: -..--,....
seemann returned satlr-
day flbuf. Glenwood Springs, Colo,
whore, he has been for the past few
weeks ehjo}ing : vacation outing. Mr..
w. e. jenkins, who accompanied him
there, swss called to his home 1t
Guthrie Center ON account Of the ILL.,
ness ~ his mother; but she has i'm.
proved considerably and he was able
to return to Denison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McHenry were
called to Columbus, Neb.. last Wednes'
day ON account of the illness of Mrs.
McHenry's grandfather, Mr.. James
North. Mr.. North passed away late
Saturday after an illness Of only q
faH5 wseks.x,He was, soma sh5apty'
Eve years of age and one Of the pioneer
residents OF the state Of Nebraska.
having lived in that state since 1856.
He served two years In the state SEN
ate and in 1893 was appointed col
lector 81 internal revenue by Prest-
dent Cleveland. The funeral services
were held at the Episcopal church At
Columbus Tuesday afternoon.
Mi. NJ. J.. McAhren is now retired
from the clothing business in Denison'
having disposed of what stock was
left to Messrs Geo. Menagh & COM
pany. who have already invoiced the
stock and removed it to their store.
As previously announced. Mr. Nc
Ahern contemplates the entering OF
the Kelly jobbing shoe house at Des
Moines. He has purchased consider
able stock in the concern and will
take the position IS city salesman.
He is now packing his household
goods, preparatory to an immediate
removal to Des Moines. The Menagh
company expect to close out the stock
Just purchased and have large ad in
this issue to that respect.
w. A. McHenry and son. Sears, re-
<rrnod Tho 1ottor mart Of last week