The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-01
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Frank HoWorth was up from Doy
City Monday transacting business a
the county capital.
Have you purchased your ticket TO
the Crawford County-Ames Shor
course? Better do it now.
Mrs Hugh Butterworth was up from
Dow City Monday spending the day
with her many friends.
Frank Young returned to his home
at Chicago after pleasant visit witt
his mother, Mrs. F. J. Young
Miss Fannie Hayes will leave tomor
row for Oslzaloosa, where she will re
the high school.
The Misses Margaret Clark, Mar
garet Champion and Margaret Nc
Carthy were in Vail Tuesday evening
visiting friends.
The Misses Hida and Edna Schnool
left today for Manning, where they
will visit their aunt, Mrs. A. G. Bottle
for day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson and Mr.
Walter Wilson and daughter mOtoret
over from Charter Oak Monday anC
spent the day visiting friends.
Mrs Anna Bartholomew returned
70 her home at Chicago last Saturday
after pleasant visit in Denison witt
her sister, Mrs. Carl f. Kuehnle.
MIR. and Mrs George Fletcher ant
children returned to their home il
Aberdeen. S. D.. last Wednesday at
ter pleasant visit at the A. c. Bale
home.
Moving pictures at Germania opera
house on Wednesday and Saturday
nights next week. The other even
ings are to be taken up with short
course work.
Frank Bartcher, an uncle Of Charles
Bartcher Of this city, passed away al
his home at Durant last Sunday
Charles was not able to get away tc
Iattend the funeral.
Rowland Philbrook, who is a. stu
dent at the State University of Iowa
arrived in Denison Christmas night
for visit with his parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Philbrook
Charles Meyer and wife, of Los An
geles, Cali, We're pleasant guests al
the J. E. Bale home several days the
latter part Of last week. Mr.. Meyer
| is a brother OF Mrs. Bale.
On the evening OF December 3ls'
the girls of the Laonian literary soci
ETY. of the d. n. c. entertained the
guests and the boys Of the society
with an elaborate spread. This wa:
a complete surprise to the boys ant
! it was pronounced complete success
by all present. The members anC
part Of the guests remained to see The
old year out and the new year in. The
time was pleasantly spent with mu
sic and speeches. After washing The
dishes everybody happily departed fol-
home.
Tuesday afternoon the Denison I'm
provement company let the contrac
for the moving Of the old Germanis
opera house from its present location
to the one recently purchased by the
company. Mr.. Jensen, of Council
Bluffs, and Les Gary, OF Denison, were
the successful bidders and received
the contract for Sis, which was the
lowest of four bids offered, the othel
bids being: A. J. Gary, $171; Nc
Ahren, IS 80. and Hollenbeck, O
Council Bluffs, $1,OS5. We understand
that Jensen and Gary will start t.
move the old building about January
9th. The building will be placed OF
the west side of the Laub livery barr
site
Z. T. Cochran, Of this place, re
ceived the sad news OF the death o
his brother, Murray, who passed away
at the home Of his son. VIII at iona
pah. Nevada the day after Christmas
For many years Murray Cochran wa:
Il resident Of DenisOn and he viii bI
remembered by most all Of the old
time residents. While living here ht
was engaged III the wagon making
business. but moved away about 2:
years ago. For the past twelve year!
he has been living at Tonapah witt
his son. Will. He was taken III OF
| Christmas day With bowel trouble
and all that medical aid could do wa;
Of no avail. Mr. Cochran was So years
of age at the time of his death. He
was born in the state of Pennsylvania
| An aged wife and two sons are let,
TO mourn his death, besides his two
brothers, w. J. and E. 7. Cochran. 0,
this city