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


are guests of Mrs. c. ]. Solomon in
Denison this week
John Christensen, who was former.
ly employed at the Stewart Lumber
company in this city, is to be married
at Whittier, Cali, today. We have
not heard to whom he will be married.
Carl Frederick Kuehnle will leave
Sunday evening for Culver, Ind,
where he goes to attend the summer
session of the Culver Naval school,
He will not return until the fore part
of September.
Benson Smith, of Dow City, has sold
24O acres of his half-section farm to
Richard Bair, of Storm Lake, and will
spring. The consideration was $115.00
per acre.
Dr.. B. F. Philbrook, w. E. Terry, G,
L. Caswell, Charles Bollen and D.
L. Boynton motored down to Dunlap
Monday evening in the Caswell auto
and attended a meeting Of the Ma
sonic lodge.
Miss Mae Hayes, the efficient ste
nographer at the Bank of Denison
will leave next week for her vacation
Miss Hayes will go to Battle Creek,
Mich, where she will spend three
weeks at the sanitarium.
r. NJ. Childress and son, Leslie, of
Deloit, were in Denison Saturday. Mr..
Childress favored the Review with a
call. He has been one of the live
members of this papers big family
for years and the companionship is
mutual
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Ehler, while playing Monday OF
last week, fell from the top of fence
and broke one of her arms. For a
time the break was quite painful, but
the child is getting along nicely at
this time.
Morris Miller, who has been driv-
ing the American express wagon in
Denison, resigned the position the fore
part of the week. The company has
secured Lawrence Randall to assume
this position and he started his new
duties today.
Mrs Randall, mother Of the late A.
D. Randall, left Denison this morning
for Glenn Elder, Kans., where she will
visit her son, Frank. Mrs. Randall
was with her son in Denisop during
the greater part of his illness and was
much comfort to him.
The city federation of woman's
clubs will hold their annual meeting
on next Saturday, June 2Sth. at 2:3O
D. m. at the club room. This will be
an important meeting and much busl
ness will be transacted. Every mem
Der is urged to be in attendance.
Henry Finern and family left Tues
day evening for KEENAN,, Wis. where
they will enjoy several weeks visit
with his parents who live at that
place. Editor Finern thought best to
take few weeks vacation and re-
cuperate from his recent operation
for appendicitis.
DR.. C. w. Carr returned Thursday
from Craig, Sask., Canada, where he
has spent several weeks looking al
ter extensive land interests which he
owns near that place. DR.. Carr is
farming several hundred acres there
this year and reports that indications
point to a large crop of small grain.
Mr.. Sears McHenry returned last
week from Bredenbery, Sask., Cana
da, where he has been the past four
weeks looking after the extensive land
interests owned near there by the Nc
Henrys. Mr.. McHenry says that pros
poets are good for bumper crop OF
small grain in that section.
Mrs. E. w. Fellows and Children
will leave tomorrow for Ames, where
they will visit her sister until the lat
ter part of the week. Professor Eel
lows will leave DenisOn either Satur
day or Monday and will be joined by
his family at Ames, and together they
will 60 to their new home at Fran.
ingham, Mass.