The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-20

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motored up to Lake Okoboji las
Thursday in the doctors machine. MI
P. E. G. Lally, who was called home
on business, returned to the lake!
with them and will remain until thu
first of September.
Henry Lentz and sister, Miss Lena
spent Monday in Sioux City visiting
their sisters, Mrs. Carl Hoppe, an(
Miss Martha Lentz who are confined
to the Lutheran hospital there. They
report them both to be recovering
nicely from their recent operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen and the
Misses Minnie Rininsland, Anna Peter.
son, Alice Stevens, Kate Schumache
and Helen Walters went over to West
Side Thursday evening to take in the
carnival. They were compelled to re-
main over night as the evening train
did not stop.
The Review acknowledges a very
pleasant call from Judge VIM. Hutch
inson, of Alton, on Tuesday afternoon.
The Judge made very forcible speech
at the laying of the corner stone of the
federal building and we are permitted
to print synopsis of the address on
page of this issue.
Letters received from Mr.. Carl
Gronau, who is now at Strelitz, Mel
kenburg, Germany, say that he is en-
joying himself hugely; that none Of
the passengers on the big Imperator
were sick at all during the voyage.
Mr.. Gronau expects to meet Mr.. Her
man koenekamp soon, and together
they expect to have some great times.
Last week Mr.. E. o. Them disposed
of his last remaining vacant lot, just
north of Mrs. A. D. Herrig's, to w. A.
Lamborn. Mr. Lamborn is to be con-
graduated upon having been able to
secure plot of ground so near the
business section, and at, as We under
stand, so reasonable a figure. He ex-
poets soon to erect modern bunga-
low. ..
The union services will be held in
the Baptist church next Sunday even
ing. Prof. Jay A. Lapham, of Des
Moines, will lecture On Sunday school
work and present eight diplomas to
the graduating teacher training class.
1t will be an interesting and helpful
and all are most heartily in
vited to be present Professor Lap
ham will also preach Sunday morning
in the Baptist church.
Messrs. B. J. Sibbert and E. r.
Reimers, of the J. B. Romans Co., at
ended big meeting and banquet of
Buick automobile dealers at Lincoln
IN Monday. There were over 300
present at the banquet, including
dealers and officials of the Buick fac
DRY. The 1914 line of cars were
shown and proved to be more classy
md far handsomer than ever. Messrs |
Sibbsrt and Reimers were exception
lily pleased over the prospects that
will be afforded their customers.
Contractor A. J. Gary has made ar
with Mr.. Frank Fee for
he hauling of the material for the
lew opera house building. This to-
,ether with the hauling of the gov.
material and for numerous
ther buildings will keep Mr.. Gary
nd his force of mon busy we'll into
he winter months. Mr.. Gary has an
advertisement in which he advertses
he famous Deloit sand for sale. This
and will be sold under the law
assed by the last legislature, which
avs that all sand sold must be by
he bushel and weighed. Mr.. Gary
avs any sand sold otherwise the SELL
r will be prosecuted.
Word was received in Denison the
ore part of the week that Mrs Robert
hannah passed away at sanitarium
l Indianapolis, Ind, Sunday, where
he has been for nearly three weeks ,
eceiving treatment for a malignant
rowth. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hannah
ave been residents of this city since
lst October and made their home in
ne of the Wilson flats on North
weet street. Funeral services were
cid at West Side this afternoon. the
ev. Harvey Hostetler officiating. The
eview has not been able to get the
articulars of this estimable woman's ,
fe for this issue, but the obituary
ill be printed in full in the next is.
ne.
O.. M. Criswell, secretary of the
County Fair association. at.
ended the corner stone ceremonies at
enison yesterday and called at the
eview office. He says the fair asso
ation is making preparations to &C.
big crowd at their fair
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