The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-05-28

an operation at the DeniSOn hospital
recently, was so much improved that
she was able to return to her home
Monday afternoon.
T. J. Kelly, of Des Moines, was 4
pleasant business caller in Denison
Tuesday. Mr.. Kelly is out on the road
now visiting the shoe dealers and
working up trade for his wholesale
shoe company.
Mrs. Eva Girard, of Schleswig, who
has been under medical care at the
hospital for the past few weeks, was
able to return to her home the fore
part of the week. Brown Romans
drove her up in his Buick machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Christensen are
turned Monday from their honeymoon
trip, which they spent at Des Moines
and Omaha. For the present they are
making their home at Mrs. Hedder
mans until they can secure home
to rent. r..
Miss Pearl Rank, who has been
teaching school in Deep River, re-
turned to Denison Saturday night.
Her school closed at Deep River. the
18th of May and she visited friends
at Des Moines and Indianola until
Saturday.
! Messrs. c. L. Voss, George Naeve
J. P. Conner and T. J. Garrison went
over to Charter Oak Monday after
noon to attend the annual bank meet
ing of the Farmers State bank. They
found the bank to be in excellent con
dition and enjoying thriving bust
ness. -
Mrs. C. Liscomb, of Dunlap, stopped
off in Denison between trains last Fri
day for visit with the Bamfords
Mrs. Liscomb was returning from
Boone, where she was called on &C
count of the serious illness of hel
mother, Mrs. Hattie Terrell. Mrs. Fer
rell is greatly improved at the pres
ent time.
John A. Bruce, the engineer from
Omaha, was in Denison Monday or
his way to Sac City. Sac City ha:
decided to pave twenty blocks Of hel
business streets and Mr.. Bruce ha!
been selected as the engineer. 1t vii
be remembered Mr.. Bruce was thu
engineer in charge of Denison's paw
ing ca couple of years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Jones returned
last Friday morning from California
where they have been for the past sil
weeks visiting friends and relatives
They visited Mr.. Jones' brother, Adal
bert, at San Diego, and while there
saw Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon
Their trip was most enjoyable ont
and took in all the principal cities o
the west.
Jas. Mitchell, of the Denison Bott
ling works, attended a meeting o
"BOttlers" held at Carroll Monday
There were twenty-three differen
firms represented, and Mr.. Mitchell
was chosen secretary of the meeting
He reports splendid meeting ant
many questions of interest to manu-
facturers of soda water brought GU
and discussed.
John r. Robinson, prominent farm
er of Milford township, has just re
turned from Lincoln, Neb, where hi
went in company with VIM. r. Brock
elsby, of the Brockelsby-Adams Motol
Car company. While there Mr.. Rob
inson purchased $4,000 Marquette
Buick seven passenger touring car
The new machine is the latest mode
and is fully equipped.
Aspirants for position on the fire
mems running team are hard at WOrl
this week practicing and getting il
shape. Since the weather has cleared
iup Ilc ~ am OA A>OACu MoAA SCACC
has been in good condition for ust
and the boys can be seen at work ev
cry evening. The fore part of the
week the practice was made up o.
long distance runs out into the coun
try. The team has not been picked
as yet, but we understand that there
is enough material available for win
ming team We predict that when the
Ifiremen's tournament is held that Den
ison will be found among the winners.
i A man giving his name as FREQ
Tarter managed to get himself in {
peck of trouble last Saturday wher
he appropriated some meat from the
refrigerator of Mrs. G. Sprecher al
her home on Locust street. Tarte1
called at the Sprecher home and asked
for something to eat, but was refused
and on leaving opened the ice DO,
and took some meat that Mrs. SPEECH
err intended to use for dinner. The
officers were called and the man was
placed under arrest. He was tried be