The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-04
Mrs. C. M. Jensen is reported on the
sick list this week.

was in Omaha Tuesday buying goods
for the store.
Charles Larson, of Kiron, was
pleasant business caller at the county
seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Naomi Walker left Monday
for her home in Boone after visit
of several days with her sister, Mrs.
j. H. Gable, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McMinimee,
of Tacoma, WASH, are spending the
day in Denison visiting Mr.. McMini-
nee's brother, Andrew. They have
been at Detroit, Mich, attending
convention of railway engineers and
are on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Redenbaugh of
Storm Lake senpt several days in
Denison the fore part of the week.
Lewis is a conductor at Storm Lake
and we understand he is superintend-
ing the erection of several modern
dwellings at that place. His many
friends here were pleased to renew,
former friendship.
The two literary societies of the
Denison Normal and Business college
held a joint meeting last evening in
the Alethian room in the college
building. A general program was car
ried through, which was greatly en-
joyed by members of both societies.
After the program all Joined together
in playing games, after which light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Augermun, mother of Mrs.
Thos Lister, departed Monday even.
ing for the home of her childhood in
Sweden, where SIZE will spend the re-
naming days of her life. Mrs Au-
germun has lived in Denison for over
20 years and her many friends gather.
ed at the station and bid her fare
vel and wished her a safe voyage
and many happy years in the old
home.
?. S. Mcbride, who went to Canada
with DR.. Carr in the early spring, has
returned to Denison. Upon returning
to the states he visited at Lincoln
for a week with his sister, Mrs. S. E.
Rudd His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Mcbride, are contemplating trip in
to Oklahoma soon and on their return
expect to stop off at Sedgwick, Kans.,
and visit an old schoolmate of Mr..
Mcbride.
Work has been commenced on the
new home to be erected by Mr.. w.
E. Kahler in Grace park. The excava
ton work was commenced this morn
ing and it will only be few days
until the carpenters will start. The
new home will be a modern one in
every respect. Mr.. Kahler intends to
have the work rushed so that it will
be completed by the first of October.
VIM. Marshall is construction super
intendent for Mr.. kahler.
The Review acknowledges pleas
ant call from Messrs. c. F. G.. Kehr,
Geo. Deter, Jno. Hamann and E. NJ.
Smith, all of Manila, on Monday. The
gentlemen were making a tour of the
county, placing advertising matter
for the Manila Chautauqua, the pro-
gram of which appeared in our last
weeks issue. The Chautauqua is made
up of seven days and the program is
filled with interesting features.
The members of the L. T. l.. and
their teachers enjoyed picnic at
Grace Park last Wednesday. All had
a jolly good time and splendid sup
per- The Legion will have vacation
until school opens in September. This
closes their sixth year and many of
the members have attended steadily
during all this time. They will be
we'll prepared to carry on scientific
temperance instruction when the
time comes to go into active life as
men and women.
The scene at Oakland cemetery on
Thursday evening was a most beauti-
full one. Hundreds of our citizens We're
there with fragrant flowers, decorat
ing the graves of loved ones. For the
most part the grass and foliage had
been neatly trimmed and the bloom
ing plants and shrubbery and orna-
mental trees were at their best. The
custom of placing flowers on the
graves of those departed is most sac
red and as the years pass is becom-
ing more and more universal.
The parochial school held their clos
ing exercises at the st. Rose of Lima
church last evening and a large num-
her of people turned out to witness
ne fine program that had been ar
ranged for the event. Not only were
Denison people present, but Dunlap,