The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
Henry jain. of West Side, trans

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acted business in Dcnison Tuesday.
At the last meeting of the Woman's
Catholic Order of Forrestcrs, five new
members were initiated. After the
initiation the members enjoyed a So.
cial hour and ice cream and cake were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Rogers left on
Sunday for Juneau, Wis, where they
will spend several weeks visiting with
friends They made the trip especial
ly to attend the home coming, which
will take place there early in July.
Miss Pearl Sievcrs celebrated her
birthday last Friday evening and
twenty-five of her friends were invit-
ed in to spend the evening. REFRESH
mcnts We're served and all report a
most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. Ransom has cXcavatcd a hole
nearly twenty feet deep for the new
heating plant at the high school build
ing. Mr. Bolton, the contractor, is now
busy with the cement work and cX-
poets TO have the work done by August
Is.
Mr.. Chaunccy Randall left the first
OF the week for Bicrne, Mont, where
he intends to make his future home.
Mr. Randall has lived there before,
but returned to Denison on account Of
| the illness and death of his brother,
A. l.. Randall.
James Turnlund. Geo. Binnall and
son and Nelson Buttcrworth motored
| how ('it, vpstnr1nV mnrnipD
j. II. Tamm accompanied party OF
friends to Boone Sunday evening who
were driving from Omaha to Clinton
over the Lincoln highway.
William Schcrnbcck. formerly a
| farmer residing in Otter Creek town,
! ship but now living at Davenport is
visiting relatives and friends III Deni'
son and other parts of the county. He
is spending most of his time at the
old home place in Otter Creek town
ship where his daughter, Mrs. William
| Carstcns is living.
Mr., James Rollins and family spent
Sunday at the ID. II. McWilliams home
in Charter Oak, making the trip in
their fine new seven passenger touring
ear. They found Mr.. McWilliams some
what improved, which we are glad to
hear. he being able to take a drive to
| Ute and back in the new car.
Mr.. John Justice went to Omaha last
Friday to have cancer removed from
his upper lip at st. Joseph's hospital
He returned Saturday and the lip is
recovering nicely from the operation.
1t seems to be a rare thing to have a
cancer on the upper lip and the phys
icians at the hospital said they do not
have many of them to treat.
| w. A. LambOrn returned the last OF
the week from Kansas City where he
spent several days in attendance at
the annual convention OF ReXall Drug
| dealers. Mr.. Lamborn unfortunately
did not hold the lucky number which
drew the automobile which was given
away by the ReXall people and thus
had to be contentcd with coming home
on the train. "Wallic" had expected
to make the return trip overland.
Mrs. J. L. AinswOrth returned Fri
day evening from Chicago. where she
has been for two weeks sight seeing
visiting and gathering new IDEAS il
art. a very pleasant time is report
ed. which will result in much profit
for her in her work as an artist ant
her already enthusiastic students here
and elsewhere may expect to real
some benefit from this visit.
Mrs. c. T.. Kuehnle returned Tues
day morning from Wellesley, Mass.
where she attended the grau.ating OK
erciscs of Wellesley college, hcI
daughter Miss Lydia Belle, being f;
member OF this years class. Mis-:
Lydia Belle stopped off in Chicago t.
attend the commencement at Fcrr,
Hall. where she formerly went Il
school. She is expected home thu
last Of the week.
Walter kitson and Charles Meyers
are busy these days marking the pole:
on the Lincoln highway between Val
and Arion. All of the poles have beer
painted with a white band and now ;
stencil is being used to put on thu
wording Lincoln Highway The
painting of these poles is Difficult
piece of work and it will be two week
before it is finally completed. W.
are glad to see that SO many of TIL,
posts arc to have the markers on an,
there should be no reason why tour
lists crossing Crawford county ncci
lose their way.
Dcnison will soon be able to boas
OF Il real brass band, for one is alread.
organized and after 4 little more praC
ticc they will furnish some ban'
music OH the streets. There are tween
ty pieces and it is thought that man.
more will be added within the mex
week or two. Those who are back o
the proposition tell us that when tn,
band has had more practice they in
tend to furnish concerts one or tw'
evenings Il week on the court hous,
square. Those who are interested il
the band and would desire to talk
part should notify Dan Voss at Thu
Bank of Dcnison.
a picnic is being held this after
noon at Coon Grove to make arrange
mcn,S for the organization of al
Eight Weeks club to undertake tn,
summer work of the y. W. G. A. il
Dcnison. Meetings of the society vii
be held every "Wednesday afternoon
ut which time the study of home max
ing and house plans will be taken up
Improvement work of all kinds will BIZ
undertaken. Misses Marie Helslc.
and Allie Saul have charge of the new