The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-09

Moines and physicians are constantly
in attendance. b..
The Denison. chautaoqaa manage
ment has left a number Of season
tickets At the Review ONCE to be
Sold II you have not yet secured
tickets, call at the Review and get
them. You save money by purchas-
ing them now.
Mrs. Robert Beutel left this week
for Woodstock, Mimi, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Moffitt. Miss
Lura Mofitt, who has been employed
at the Bale Brodersen store the past
year has resigned her position and
left with Ars. Beutel for hsr home IA
Woodstock. .
Miss. Anna Peterson, who has been
living At Boise. Idaho, foE.ths past few;
years, has been in Denison the past
week visiting; at the Chas. Bollen
home. Miss Peterson left the fore
part Of the week for West Side, whore
she will visit her sister, Mrs. August
voss, for several weeks. r n
Mr.. viii Curry, of Seward, Neb., ar.
rived In Denison Monday morning for
visit at the parental. A. +. Curry.
home He expects to leave the latter
part Of the week for Sioux City to
visit his sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Rosburg.
and will go from there to Seward,
where he is engaged in the clothing
business. : ...-
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Miss Alma Wright was in Council
Bluffs Tuesday taking the civil serv-
ice Examination in shorthand and
typewrtting with . view Of securing
a government position as stenogra'
pher. Miss Wright graduated from
the shorthand department Of the Den;
ison Normal and Business college and
is exceptionally we'll fitted for . po.
sition Of this kind. Her uncle. Alfred
Wright. accompanied her to the Bluffs.
Edward andrAdelbert Carter ars in
Denison this ,peek visiting friends.
They are the sons Of Mr.. Louie
cattar, . former resident Of Denison.
The tvo young men havs. Just return:
ed from the 1sthmus Of Panama, whore
they hayesbeen working for the gov
eminent on the canal. They will leave
the Gath Of this month for schina,
where they have secured positions on
the new. srailroaa, beins ,eekE not e
there. ~ sz ..ss 7.'9''
The court house bmcials have been
busy since the fourth becoming fsmil.
lar with the numerous new state laws
which, affect the various omces Of the
county. Every county office is affect
"a. ana the odictA1Sssara busy with 4
copy Of the new laws becoming famil,
lar with the numerous changes. The
new gun law seems to afford the plost
speculation among the officials and
from the amount Of red tape neces'
sary to carry out the Law It will be
some time before the county, auditor
and recorder have it in good working
order in this county.
Roscoe Romans and family got into
. severe wind storm north Of Schles
wig on the evening Of the fourth, while
out riding in their auo. For . while
they were afraid that the machine
would be blown OF the road and Ros
coo took shelter in . nearby corn crib
They wspe. mttes ,nottk and; | mile
west of schleswig when . tertmc
wind storm came up, and several ma
chimes in that vicinity took refuge in
barns and corn cribs In order ia
escape the fury Of the storm. Roscoe
says he does not care to encounter an
other such experience. =,
VIM. strahsn and family left the
fore part Of the week for Lake View
where they have rented . cottage fol
two weeks and will enjoy an outing.
Mrs. Margaret DeWolf. Of Washing
ton. D. c.. arrived here last week
for a visit with her mother. Mrs
Rachel Goodrich: Mrs. DeWolf Is in
the government employe 1t Washing
ton. being in the once Of the super
vising architect and this being her an
nual vacation took advantage Of it and
is spending it in. Denison with hel
mother. Her many Denison friends
are pleased to see her and renew for
mer acquaintanceships.
Architect C. E. Cox, Of Council
Bluffs, arrived in the city this after
noon and Is going over the plans for
the new opera house with the building
committee. The entire plans have
been completed and will be submitted
for acceptance, and it Is thought that
they will be accepted by the commit
tee as they are now drawn with the
exception OF q few minor changes