The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

the mems furnishing department o!
the Balle-Brodersen store last year,
but who left this spring to accept a
position with the Northwestern rail:
way at Boone, is now located in Des
Moines We understand he holds a re.
sponsible position in the Mandelbaum
store there
| McHenry's Aberdeen Angus cattle
swept the deck at the Minnesota state
fair. Erwin c., Blackcap McHenry
SSth and Pride McHenry 10th were
all grand champions. The aged herd
were also champions, as we'll as the
calf herd They took in all twenty
one prizes. The herd will show at the
South Dakota state fair this week.
P. w. Weberg, who lives just south
of the Northwestern freight depot, had
the misfortune to have two fingers OF
his right hand cut off and the other
ones badly mangled when he was
cleaning out the fan under the silo cut
ter Monday afternoon. The injury was
most painful and it will be several
weeks before Mr.. Weberg will be able
to have the use of this hand.
The Bulletin in it's last weeks issue
ventures the statement that 7 per cent
of the farmers on the rural mail routes
in the county either get or see the
| Bulletin every week We think the
estimate rather high but in order to
be agreeable will admit that perhaps
per cent OF the farmers on the mail
routes are accorded the privilege of
seeing the Bulletin every week.
Mr.. James Luney, Of Los Angeles,
| ~, N7oIrncIov md Thursday
with relatives and friends in DenisOn.
Mr.. Luney had been visiting his broth
err in South Dakota and looking after
some land interests there and took oc-
casion to stop off in Denison on his
return to Los Angeles. While in the
city he made a pleasant call at the Re
view office and advanced his subscrip-
ton.
There will be no regular services
at the German Lutheran church Sun
day as Rev. Wm Frese will be at
Auburn, where he will preach at a
mission festival On Sunday, Septem-
Der 21st. the Lutheran congregation
will celebrate their annual mission
festival and Rev. c. Fl. Jaebker, OF
Clarinda, and Rev. A. Amstein, OF
| Charter Oak, will conduct the serv-
ices.
The adult bible class of the Presby-
terrain church was entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Niece on Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER Sd. After the business meet
ing Miss Agnes King gave a talk on
travels in the Yellowstone National
Park. She also showed some pictures
of scenery in Yellowstone park, after
which a delicious lunch was served,
and all adjourned. having had de-
| lightful time.
Albert Huebner, one of the promi-
nent farmers of Hanover township, eel
ebrated his 45th birthday last Sunday
and in the neighborhood Of one hun
dred and fifty relatives and friends
were invited to his home in honor OF
the event. Mrs. Huebner had made
ample preparations for the guests and
| from those who attended We learn that
there was most sumptuous dinner
served. which was greatly enjo ed b.
all. Mr.. and Mrs. Huebners adopted
daughter little four var old Martha
Christina Bertha, was christened tnat
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon ar
rivd in Denison Sunday evening. hay
ing stopped off day or two in Dun
lap to visit her parents, who live there.
The Mcmahon family has been away
for several months and their return
was welcomed by their large number
of friends in the city. They are de-
lighted with San Diego, Cali, and in
tend to return to that city in the near
future. Their home was recently sold
to Mr.. Pat Hassett, who is to be given
possession on November LIST. Denison
will sustain a distinct loss in the re-
moval of the McMahons from the city.
The w. C. T. U. last week elected
Mrs. C. w. Merrill president for the
coming year. position which she has
filled admirably for period OF five
years. 1t was impossible for her to
serve last year and Mrs. Jacob Sims
was persuaded to accept the office. I'm
der her leadership the union has had
splendid year. Mrs. c. F. Cassaday
was elected first vice president; Mrs.
Sears McHenry, second vice, and Mrs.
T. ]. Shropshire third vice president.
Dr.. Emma tombstone was chosen for
the department of anti-narcotics and
Mrs. f. p. Williams for superintend-
ent of Juvenile court department. The
ether departments remain as before.
Rev. Reagan, the Baptist pastor of
Dow City, was in Denison Monday
making arrangements for speakers at
the big Sabbath school picnic and rally
day to be held at Paradise Center on
Saturday and Sunday, September goth
and 21st. In recognition Of the needs
of the f1ourishing Sabbath school Rev.
Reagan is conducting at Paradise
Center, the people have erected fine
modern schol house to take the place
of the antiquated one which has stood
there for many years. The new build
ing will be ready for occupancy on
Sunday, September 21st. The children
attending the school are to be con-
graduated ON having this needed help
to their best educational advantages.
The Baptist Sabbath school of Dow
City will take part in the picnic exer-
ciSeS.
Our esteemed fellow citizen. Mr.. J.
A. VanWinkle, has been given deep
cause for sorrow in the news which
he recently received in the death OF
his sister. Mrs. Ellen J. Walton. OF