The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-17

Miss Lydia Belle kuehnle returned
Monday evening from Wesley, Mass.
and will spend the holidays in Deni
son visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl F. kuehnle. Miss kuehnle is s
senior at Wesley college.
Rev. NJ. J. Farrelly is contemplat
ing trip to the Panama canal some
time during The fore part of January
Father Farrelly is in need of a vaca
ton and is contemplating a six weeks
trip to the warmer climate of the
south.
Glen Catron, formerly an instructor
at the Denison Normal and Business
college, but who is now residing at
jamestown, N. d., is a pleasant guest
at the 3. Brodersen home. Mr.. Cat.
ron will remain in the city until after
the holidays.
J. P. Jones and Adds Lally went up
to Burle county, S. D., last Friday to
look after some land interests. Adds
returned to Denison Sunday, but Mr..
Jones went to Artesian, S. d., where
he will remain until Christmas look
ing after farm he owns near there.
| The board of supervisors held an
adjourned session at the court house
yesterday. No important business
came UP for their consideration and
the day was spent in allowing claims.
The board will convene on Saturday,
January Sd, for the first meeting of
the new year.
An item in regard to business
session of the second quarterly con-
ference of the Methodist church, which
appeared on the local page in the last
issue, was misplaced and should have
been printed on the Dow City page.
We take this means of correcting the
error as number OF people called up
| to inquire if meetings were to be held
at the Methodist church this week.
The city council has installed in
the neighborhood of fifty new hitching
posts on fremont street. For the past
few months hitching posts have been
at premium on the business streets
of Denison and on Saturdays it has
been almost impossible for those COM
ing to Denison with teams to find &C.
commodations for hitching their con-
veyances 1t is thought that with
these new posts conditions will be
bettered.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Gently closed and hundreds of new
subscribers were add to the list dur
ing that time, several persons have
subscribers were added to the list dur
last few days. People generally
throughout the county recognize the
fact that the Review prints more coCn
ty news than any other Crawford
county paper.
w. F. Dunn, and his two sons, who
became the first manager of the Ho-
tel Denison after its completion, died
at>his home in Minneapolis few days
ago. Mr.. Dunn was a wide awake,
largerly under his direction that the
hotel was furnished with the high
grade furnishings which We're placed
in it when it first opened. He will be
remembered by most Of our citizens
as jolly good fellow who had a cor
dial greeting for every one.
Word cccles from Columbus, Neb.,
that Mr.. Lutte Seemann is rapidly re-
gaining his health. Mr.. Seemann has
been under the care of a physician
at Columbus for the past few weeks
and although it has not been thought
advisable for him to return to Deni-
son for the holidays, his condition is
much improved His many Denison
friends will be pleased to know that
he is able to enjoy some outdoor rec
reation and that he expects to return
to Denison in the near future.
Hon. Gates Alberts, of Jefferson, !,
Greene county, was in Denison last
week on business and incidentally let
it be known that he may be induced
to enter the race for district judge
next spring. Mr.. Alberts is a good
lawyer and an upright citizen and no
doubt would make a fine Judge if Sc
ected for the position. We do not
know whether this county will present
1 candidate or not, or whether the
present judges will ask further en-
iorsement, but it is safe to predict
hat there will be plenty of good ju-
licial timber to select from.
One of the largest crowds that has
ever been in attendance at the picture
show in Denison turned out last Fri
lay evening to see the motion pic
ures of James K. Hackett in the
Prisoner of Zenda," which were en-
libited at the Germania opera house.
Manager krauth certainly did himself
proud in securing this fine feature
lin. The film was masterpiece of
'omance and adventure, being almost
i've thousand feet in length. One
lotable feature of the entertainment
vas the fact that it drew many who
lad never visited picture show be-
ore, and all were more than pleased
With the production. Manager Krauth
ellis us that he is endeavoring to Sc
.ure another feature film for the holi-
lays.