The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-22

| Mrs. c. G. Resell left Friday fol
Dyersville where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Lewis Crandall, OF Boone. was {
.. guest at the Herman Reimer home
the fore part of the week.
The Misses Mayme and Nellie Har
rngton were down from Vail Satur
day spending the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs B. S. Andersen ant
children. of Schleswig, were in Deni
son over Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Alma Nordholm, of Kron, ar
rived in the city Friday for few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Lass.
The Misses Minnie Rininsland, Hill
da Rohwer, Margaret Clark and Anna
Hannemann visited friends at West
Side over Sunday.
! Mrs. Otto Dresselhaus returned Fri
day from Bennett, Iowa, where she
made quite an extended visit with Mr.
Dresselhaus' mother.
| w. w. Kelly. representing the New
| World Life Insurance company of
Spokane, Wash, has been in Denison
the past several weeks writing insur-
ance He reports good business.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joe Kelly and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gnam
and children, of Carroll, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Kelly, of Des Moines. visit
ed in Denison Sunday at the. Alfred
! Wright home. The two former fam
lilies returned to Carroll Sunday even
ing, while Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly
remained in Denison until Monday, go
| ing from here to Wall Lake.
ater enjoyed the best patronage Of the
year on Saturday evening. The man
agement was compelled to put On
three shows to accommodate the
| crowds, and at each show every seat
was sold. Mr. Krauth says he is ne
gotiating for some very timely spe-
Gals and if his efforts are successful
he guarantees something good.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ferguson left
yesterday morning for Omaha. where
Mr. Ferguson will attend the Eastman
School Of Instruction. which is in SEES
sion there this week. The Eastman
Kodak company, of Rochester, N. vi
sends out a number of expert men
each year to hold these schools in diff
ferent cities of the country and the
latest and most up to date equipment
is thoroughly demonstrated for pho
tographers who care to attend. Mr.. |
and Mrs Ferguson will return Fri
day.
The Review is in receipt of a remit
lance for subscription from A. Win
klehofer, of Newark N. j., which adj |
vances his subscription another year.
The Review has been going to the !
Winklehofer family at Newark for
twenty-eight or twenty-nine years.
Older residents of Denison will remem-
Der Mr.. WinklehOfer as the accommo-
dating city weighmaster when the
navy yard" was some pumpkins, and
of loads of live stock and
grain were weighed on the city scales
each month.
Gail Richardson was operated on
for appendicitis at the DenisOn hos
pital Friday afternoon and at the time
Of going to press is getting along nice
y. His attack was quite sudden as he :
lad been on business mission at
Fort Dodge and upon his return to
Denison Thursday night he suffered
,he first attack After a physician was
and an examination made
t was discovered that he was suffer
ng with acute appendicitis. His many ,
riends are pleased that the operation
vas successful and that he is con- !
-,1o could Ea
,ected
The congregation and friends OF the
BAPTIST church are promised a rare
reat on Saturday and Sunday Octcb t
II 25th and 26th. Rev. Lewis B. Rcg- !
rs, of Burma, will speak at the {
,hurch on those dates. Rev. Rogers {
S graduate Of the Des Moines col {
eye and of Rochester and has been t
II the field seven years. He is a very
bile speaker and his lectures will no :.
loubt be very interesting. Aside from s
lis talk he will show number of
costumes and curiOs. In Burma Rev. s
Rogers fills number Of stations, To- {
.ated along one of the large rivers,
md during the rainy season is great {
y handicapped in travelling to the
lifferent stations. For that reason the t
Baptist Sunday schools of Denison and I
DOW City have undertaken to pur- '
,hase motor boat, and this will be {
presented him. The admission at the {
)enson lectures will be free and all {
ire invited to attend. The Saturday
evening lecture will commence at 1880
Ind the Sunday morning lecture at {
.0:30.
Caught Them Both Ways.
A prisoner on his trial, in answer to
he charge. pleaded Not guilty. The 6
ury found the charge proved, and in ,