The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-27

day.
Robert Ewall and George Selander
were over Sunday visitors at Lake
View
Henry Graves returned Friday from
weeks visit with relatives at Har-
Ian and Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Jocob Sims returned
to Denson Thursday from a pleasant
visit in Wisconsin.
Messrs Crary and Crazy attorneys
of Ute are in the city today transact
ing legal business.
Joe James returned Friday from a
few days visit with friends and relat-
ives at Rippey, la.
Mrs. c. E.. Liscomb was up from
Dunlap Tuesday afternoon visiting her
aunt Mrs. R. w. BamfOrd.
Mrs. Austin of Jefferson, arrived in
the city this morning for visit with
her daughter Mrs. w. H. Laub.
Miss Helen Swasey of Dow City is
in Denison today, shopping and in at
tendance at the Old Settlers picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holdsworth
and children OF Manila were in Denl-
son today, attending Old Settlers pic
mic.
Robert Woodruff of Green River.
Utah, arrived in DenisOn today for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
l.. A. Wore and family motored up
from Dow City this morning and are
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afternoon.
John Onstuts left Tuesday for
weeks vacation, while gone he will
visit his parents at Rippey, la., and al
so attend the state fair at Des Molnes.
G. C. Gregg former photographer
in Denison but now located at Storm
Lake is in Denison today calling ON
friends. Mr.. Dan Kedenbaugh accom-
paied him.
Mr.. Snyder of Council Bluffs, an as
sistant of architect F. E. Cox is in Den
ison this week experimenting the
work of laying out the new opera
house foundation
A. E. Lyman and family returned
the fore part of the week from three
weeks vacation which they spent visit
ing friends and relatives at different
points in Nebraska.
Earl Hoffman left this afternoon for
Red Oak. Ia, where he will remain
for several months in the employee
of Judge H. E. Deemen and will as
sist him in revising his book on code
pleading.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Jones and child
rem of near Charter Oak are in Deni-
son today attending the old settlers
reunion. Mr.. Johnes made this office
a pleasant call and advanced his sub
scription for another year.
The Misses Minnie and Susie Craft
who have been enjoying weeks out
ing at Lake View returned to Denison
Monday morning. They rented a cot
tage at this popular resort and enter
tain~ea number of their Dentson
friends during their weeks stay.
The body of Miss Margaret Oxwang,
who died at hospital in Wallace, Ida
no last week, was brought to Denison
last Thursday evening for burial. Fun
eral services were held at the German
Methodist church on Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock the Rev. Lempke otf1-
ciating. Interment was made in Ok
lank cemetery.
Mr.. William Clauson one OF CraW-
fords most prosperous farmers living
near Kiron made the Review office
pleasant call this afternoon. Mr.. Clau.
son raises the famous Duroc Jersey |
hogs and has made quite a reputation
with his fine herd. He was in Denison
today transacting business and attend
ing the old settlers picnic.
DenisOn is to have a circus this sea-
son. This news will be welcomed by all
the little tots in this vicinity and
doubtless by some of the older people
as we'll. D. D. LaRue advance agent
of Gollmar Brothers circus was IN
Denison today making arrangements
for the coming Of that circus on Mon
day, September, 18th. While in Deni-
son he made this Office call and made
for advertising.
The county board of supervisors
at the court house on Mon
day for the purpose of letting the con-
tract for the building of nineteen new
culverts and bridges. Only |
four firms bid on the county work and |
most of the bids were rejected as the
members of the board thought the
prices were too high. Ellsworth Nc |
Neal of Deloit was awarded contract
for the erection of four reinforced con-
crete bridges to be erected in Good
rich and Stockholm townships the con-
tract price for the four bridges being
S1,254. The board is still in session
at the court house and no decision as
yet been reached in regard to the other
bridges to be built.
The following old settlers were seen
on the streets, by Review reporter
this morning and are all attending the
program at Washington Park this at
ternoon G. A. Norelius, kiron; Ed.
Barrett, Dunlap; George E. Jordan.
Paradise township; c. w. West, Buck
Grove; Henry Schmadke, Schleswig;
n H. Brogden. Deloit; c. F. Buss, Dow
City; P. Dunbar, Deloit; d. Cose, De-
oit; Milt Childress, Deloit: Plat
Moore, Deloit; Robert Richmond, De-
oft, Joseph Johnson, Kiron; Del Rich
ardson, Deloit Theodore Blume, Han
over township; ST Streeter, DelOit;