The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-24

| NJ. E. Jones was at Lake View Mon
day closing up the Jones cottage for
the winter months.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Swan John
son, of Milford township, Saturday,
September 18Th girl
Mrs. J. H. Harrison, of Chicago, ar
rived in Denison Tuesday evening for
a visit at the DR.. L.. L. Bond home.
A. F. Barber, cashier of the Farm
ers State bank at Charter Oak, was
pleasant business caller in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughie were up
from Dunlap Monday transactlng bus
mess at the county capital and calling
on friends.
Mrs. Henry H. VanBrunt and her
sister, Mrs. Downing, of Council
Bluffs, were pleasant guests at the
Judge Conner home over Sunday.
Mr.. James McGinn left Thursday
last for pleasure trip in Missouri. He
will be gone several weeks and will
spend great deal of his time at Elk
celsior Springs
Mrs. E. Gulick, Mrs. c. l.. Voss, Mrs.
Frank Woolston and Mrs. Charles
Auracher were in Jefferson Friday,
spending the day with Mrs. S. ]. Mel
son, returning to Denison on the even
ing train.
The Current Event club will have
its first meeting of the season tomor-
row afternoon. An excellent program
has been prepared, among which is
travel talk by Mrs. Ley. Tomorrow
will be guest day and after the pro-
gram refreshments will be served.
The Review again this week is is
sued with sixteen pages in order to
accommodate the large amount of
news matter and advertising. Every
page of this issue contains news mat
ter of interest to the readers. Don't
overlook a single page of the Review
this week.
Messrs. Sam and Taylor Durham,
who reside near Dunlap, were in
Denison Monday calling on their many
friends. Mr.. Sam Durham j, one
of Crawford county's earliest settlers
and for the past few years he has been
making his home in Florida. His
many Denison friends were more than
pleased to renew former friendships.
Denison dentists will do we'll by
safeguarding their supply of gold, for
the dental Office thief seems to be
again on his rounds and robbing dent
al offices in towns along the North
western. Last Friday two dental Of
fees at Marshalltown were entered
and 1925 worth Of gold was taken from
one of the offices, together with plati-
mum, teeth and other supplies.
The Reviews big circulation contest
is booming along and from all indica-
tons there will be considerable inter-
est before the close. Young ladies
are already at work getting subscrip
tons for the paper and soliciting their
friends and neighbors for vote cou-
pons. Help some young lady to win
one of the valuable prizes by giving
her your subscription to your favorite
county paper.
The town of Kiron is celebrating
its second annual watermelon day to-
day and a fine program has been ar
ranged for the occasion. The fes-
tivities commenced at 10 o'clock this
morning when the committee in charge
began to carve the luscious melons.
When the citizens Of Kiron hold eel
ebration it is done in proper style
and doubtless hundreds Of people are
having the time of their life at our
neighboring town.
The Review has gone to considerable
expense this week to furnish it's read
ers with the official map of the new
Lincoln highway from coast to coast,
and which shows the important cities
and towns along the highway. This
map appears on page thirteen Of the
second section of this issue, together
with an important news item in re-
gard to local celebrations which will
take place at every city and village
in the near future. AS will be seen
Denison is one of the points marked
on the route.
Judge Powers returned and opened
court Monday to admit to probate
a few wills that had been left over
when court adjourned the week be-
fore. There We're sixteen wills pro-
bated at this term and two continued
over on account OF contests entered
against their being prObated. Those
contested are the wills Of Frieda
Dubals and Johanna Pranschke.
The case of Kate Bill VS. Fred Bill,
which was an action for divorce tried
in the earlier part of the term, came
up for disposition and the court grant
ed the plaintiff a decree of divorce.