The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-25

morrow for Sioux City, where he Will
attend the convention Of the State
Bar association. His daughter, MISS
Mariana, will accompany him for a
visit with Sioux City friends.
Word has been received from the
Gulicks and Vosses, who are travelling
in the west, to the effect that they
will return to Denison soon after the
fourth They will return the northern
route over the Canadian Pacific.
Walter Brodersen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Brodersen, left this morning
for Charles City, where he will enter
the employ of the HartParr Manufac-
turing company. This company man
ufactures gasoline tractors and en-
ploys number of men. Walter will
return to Ames in the fall to continue
his studies at the State Agricultural
college.
E. J. Miller and family of Man
ming, have moved to Denison and are
now occupying the Peter Miller resi-
dence on Locust street until NJ. j.
McAhren vacates the residence on
fremont street, recently purchased by
J. w. Miller, Jr. Mr.. Miller will enter
the abstract and real estate office OF
his brother, J. w., and will prove a
valuable addition, as he has had con-
siderable experience in that line.
John Hoist, Jr. was at Prescott,
Iowa, last week and purchased l.. c..
Reese, a fine young male hog of the
Chester White breed, with which to
head his Cloverdale herd. The young
animal is sired by grand champion
of three state fairs and his dam Is
grand champion in the eastern circuit,
as is his gradsire and granddam. The
animal cost a neat sum of money, but
Mr.. Hoist did not consider the price,
the pedigree was what he sought.
Frank Crawford and John Lee have
purchased a restaurant and lunch
room at Morningside, and will take
possession of the same next Monday.
The restaurant which they have pur-
chased is an exceptionally desirable
one, being located just across the
street from Peters park. and only two
blocks from Morningside college and
is located in the best part of the city.
These young men are hustlers and
we bespeak success for them in their
new venture.
Mr.. Rowland Philbrook left Satur-
day afternoon for Riverton, Wyo., at
which place he will have charge of
the Episcopal parish. The ladies of
the Episcopal church at this place
presented Rowland with beautiful
gold cross and chain before his de-
parture as remembrance of his work
as reader in the Episcopal church
of Denison. The cross bore the in
scription 81. H. S." meaning I'm His
Steps," Rowland was very much
pleased with 1hk slft and prizes 1t
1.ghly. His many Denison friends are
wishing him success in his new field
of labor.
The regular county teachers exam
ination for first, second and third
grade certificates is being held at the
county superintendent office in the
court house today and will continue
Thursday and Friday. In the neighbor-
hood of seventy-five are taking the ex-
aminations. Supt. F. N. Olry informs
the Review reporter that from pres
ent indications there will be short
age of about twenty teachers when
school opens in the fall. He thinks
this is due to so many going away to
colleges. Should all those who are
taking the examinations this week
pass it would not relieve the shortage
of teachers.
The instructors Of the various rooms
of the Denison public schools held a
picnic al Grace Park last Wednesday
in honor of EX-Supt. E. w. Fellows,
who is soon to leave for his new home
in Massachusetts. The merry throng
assembled at the park in the after
noon and enjoyed several hours of Wis
iting and participating in games. At
6 o'clock the picnic supper was served
and at its close the new superintend-
ent of the Denison schools, c. E.
Humphrey, arose and in pleasing
manner presented Prof. Fellows with
a handsome gold watch. as token
of remembrance from the teachers.
Prof. Fellows was highly elated an,
very feelingly thanked the assembled
teachers.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held an informal reception on
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
parsonage in honor of Prof. and Mr..
E. w. Fellows. A large number were
in attendance to extend good wishes
and farewell greetings to this estin'
able couple who have been so active
in church work during their resi-