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

Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon ant
son, Barrett. visited Mrs. Mcmahon!
parents in Dunlap over Sunday.
r. d. Caverly, recently publisher o
the Dunlap Reporter has started the
publication Of a newspaper in Moor
croft Wyo. The new paper is to be
democratic in politics.
Remember that the Review turn:
out the finest job work and printing
here; costs no more than at othe1
shops. For quality printing and lat
est type faces, the Review printery
cannot be beat.
George McHenry went down tt
Omaha Saturday for an Over-Sunday
visit with his wife, who is confined ir
the Methodist hospital, where she re
Gently underwent an operation. Mrs
McHenry is getting along nicely from
the operation and it is hoped that she
will be able to return home some day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen, of Lake
Park, Iowa, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here the past
three weeks, returned to their home
last Thursday The Aliens made the
trip to Denison in their auto and on
account of the recent rains they were
compelled to make their visit more ex
tended than they had planned on.
Mrs. J. f. Bale and Miss Abbie Nc.
Henry were in Omaha Thursday,
spending the day with Mrs. George
McHenry at the Methodist hospital,
where she recently underwent an op-
Grafton. They report Mrs. McHenry
to be getting along nicely and it is
hoped that she will be able to return
to DenisOn within few days.
l.. p Dean, the popcorn merchant,
has started in business at Carroll,
where he has installed thousand dol
lar wagon. He left for that place Mon
day morning, but his family will re-
main in Denison, as one daughter is in
school. Mr.. Dean desires us to say
that he wishes his successor in Deni-
ion, Mr.. CruZan, the best of good luck
and success.
The Herald is able this week to give
its readers a map OF the Lincoln high
way across the continent. The map is
of rare interest just now when people
are paying so much attention to the
great highway. 1t belongs to the Den
ison Review whose publisher was good
enough to permit us to use it this week
and the courtesy is acknowledged with
full appreciation.-Carroll Herald.
Ida Grove is to have a great white
way of her own and the order has gone
in to Des Moines by telegraph for A
electroliers, which will make the bus
mess district as light as rays, says
the Ida Grove Pioneer Ida Grove is
one of the many places in Western
Iowa which has made advancement in
this line and still Denison sits back
with all of three electroliers and not
much prospect of installing more.
The little town Of Mt. Vernon has
let the contract for three-quarters of
a mile of street paving. Is Denison
going to continue to help John d.
Rockefeller hoard up millions by con-
tinuing to oil the streets, or will we
build permanent pavement that will
last for lifetime? Towns much
smaller than Denison seem to be able
to afford nice pavement, but Denison
still sleeps.
A Perry man gives out the news
that he has something new in a herd
of mule footed" hogs, which he be-
lieves are cholera proof. These hogs
it is known by breeders, have but one
hoof, and are much like others of the
swine kind, though they are bred for
bacon. This indicated of course that
they have elongated sides. Andrew
kirsch, one of the progressive farmers
Of Carroll county, imported pair of
the mule footed" pigs last season,
though he has not yet testified on their
cholera resisting qualities.
Sheriff Garfield, of Greene county,
will in futuer use blood hounds in in.
burglaries committed in
that county. The hounds can be Sc
cured from Des Moines. The kennels
Of these particularly intelligent beasts,
at Waterloo, and in Illinois. have been
divided so as to send several choice
dogs to the Des Moines branch 1t is
easily possible to have the hounds up.
On a burglary trail in Greene county
within four hours after the crime has
been committed, lapse of time which
assures certain success in trailing
criminals. The owners of these dogs
say they have picked up trails two
lays old and made successful cap
lures, time and again.