The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-15

main for several weeks taking treat
ment in the hopes of benefiting her
health.
Walter A. Lamborn has awarded the
contract for his new residence on Park
street to Mr. F. H. Bolton, and already
work has commenced on the excava-
ton. We understand that the con-
tract is in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Mrs. A. C. Bale left ON the noon
train today for Aberdeen. S. d., where
she will visit at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Fletcher. Frederick
Fletcher, who has been visiting his
grandparents in Denison the past few
weeks, accompanied her to Aberdeen.
Hugo Gebert went up to Lake Oko-
boji last Thursday for few days fish
ing trip. Mr.. Gebert returned to Den
son Monday and reports fishing good.
70 verify this statement he brought
back fifty pounds of fine fish and his
family are enjoying the fruits OF his
vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Voss and son,
Loyal, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Criswell
and Dan Voss motored down to JET
ferson Sunday afternoon for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Nelson. Mrs.
E. Gulick, who had been spending
week with her daughter, returned with
them late Sunday evening.
From the Daily Muscular. pub
lished at Missoula, Mont, we learn
that Mr.. Jas. w. Schlumberger sue
cessfully passed the examination OF
the State Pharmacy Board of Montana
| last week, and received his diploma.
He is already registered in Nebraska,
having graduated from Creighton col
lege.
A revival meeting will commence
in the German Methodist church next
Sunday, October 10Th, at 1880 in the
evening. Evangelist Lacour, OF Uni
versity Park, will be here to lead the
same. His wife will assist him with
Il her musical talent. The services will
be in German Everyone is cordially
invited. J.. A. Lemke, Pastor.
Revival services will begin at the
First Methodist Episcopal church on
October 26th with a lady evangelist
in charge, and she Will be accompan-
led by another lady who will have
charge of the singing. They are both
highly recommended as christian
ladies and successful workers in their
respective lines. We hope much good
will come from their work.
The Ed Nelson building is arpidly
nearing completion and Mr.. Nelson is
planning on moving his harness stock
into the new quarters the fore part OF
November The building is now lathed
and will be plastered within the next
few days. 1t is one of the most sub
stantial buildings that has been erect
ed in Denison this year and improves
the looks of the street considerably.
We notice that Eugene Gulick has
recently repanted his home on East
Chestnut street. The color is maroon
with cream trimming and presents
charming appearance. We have no
doubt but what others after viewing
the house will adopt the colors select
ed by Mr.. Gulick. Gene is up to date
in all he does and the color OF his
house is but a sample OF his enter
prise.
Charley Fineran, who lives five miles
south OF DenisOn, was given g birth
day surprise party last week, at "nlcn
time there were sixty-tive guests pres
ent. Among those from out OF the
county attending were: Mrs. Keller
and brother, of Omaha, and Mr.. II: j..
t,neran, of Holstein. A very enjoy
able time was had by all present. and
Mr.. Fineran was the recipient OF
hearty congratulations.
D.. F.. Brown was hurt this morning
about 10 o'clock when he was assist
| ing his son, Asa, who lives in Good
rich township, in hauling straw. Mr..
Brown was standing on an empty hay
rack and the board upon which he was
standing broke, allowing him to fall
through to the ground. He returned
20 neniscn at once and had an exam
nation made by a local physician. 1t
was found that he was bruised. but
fortunately no bones were broken
The thrty-sixth annual session OF
the grand chapter of the Order ~
Eastern Star will be held in the city
auditorium, Council! Bluffs, Wednes,
day and Thursday. October 22d and
|23d. Reception by Harmony chapter
No. 25, in Masonic temple Tuesday
evening, October 21st. Headquarters
at Grand hotel. Brother Barborka
with his harp will furnish the music
for the memorial service Wednesday
afternoon. All members invited. Mrs.
Boylan, W. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Naeve. Mrs. Is.
IF. Philbrook and Miss Sophia Bale
motored up to Lake View this after
noon in the Naeve car to watch the
SEEMING of the lake. Every fall the
state game warden allows the SEEMING
of buffalo and carp from the lake and
lit is an interesting sight to witness
the big net drawn in to the shores with
hundreds of fish. All of the game fish
are put back into the lake. but thous-
ands of pounds of buffalo and carp are
taken out and shipped to eastern
points, where they are sold at good
price.
The store room in the Mccarthy
building across the street from the Re-
view was rented last week to Mr.. ID.
II. Corlette, of Ames, who intends to
conduct an up to date clothing store.
The store room is now in the hands of
carpenters who are making the neces-