The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-10

They left this morning for Kintyre,
N. D. where they will spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. Sievers on his large
ranch.
P. ]. Jensen and sister, Miss Freda
motored up from Dexter, Iowa, Mon
day for visit at the home Of their
brother, G. NJ. Jensen. Mrs. Jensen
and sons, Frank and Perry, accompan-
led them to Dexter today for a two
weeks visit there.
Miss Elizabeth Cotton, of Clinton,
who has been assisting in the MILL
merry establishment of Mrs. Hulda M.
Hall during the past season, returned
to her home Sunday. Miss Cotton
made many friends while in Denison
who will miss her
Tom F. Ratchford, of Omaha, spent
several days in Denison the fore part
of the week visiting friends. Mr..
Ratchford was formerly resident Of
Vail and was member of the firm OF
Ryan & Ratchford, who conducted a
general mercantile business.
Miss Ida Buck, the nurse in charge
OF the Denison hospital, visited rel
atives at West Side and Carroll Sat
urday. Sunday she enjoyed a pleas
ant day at Lake View with friends
and returned to Denson Monday to
resume her duties at the hospital.
James Rollins, ST., who lives just
east OF Denison has purchased an ele'
CANT five passenger touring car. Mr..
Rollins, who always believes in having
the best that the market affords. pur-
chased a six cylinder machine OF the
latest pattern and he and his family
are enjoying many pleasant rides.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Eccles, Of
Council Bluffs visited at the James
Armstrong home Monday. Miss Ec-
cles Is captain of the Woodmen Circle
team at Council Bluffs and attended
the local meeting that evening to give
some pointers in regard to the work.
Mrs. Bert Hill and Miss Ewall, Of
Council Bluffs. Mrs. Hughes, OF HON.
err, Neb. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bagge.
of Garner, Iowa were among those
from out of town who were in attend
ance at the wedding of Mr.. Robert
Ewall to Miss Minnie Craft last Sat
|urday.
Sears McHenry was in Clinton
Thursday and Friday of last week at
tending the annual meeting of the
Iowa Bankers association. Mr.. Nc
Henry tells us that the meeting was
we'll attended, there being between
seven and eight hundred bankers
present.
Earnest Segebart, farmer residing
south of Vail, was sentenced to three
year term at Knoxville by Judge F. M.
Powers yesterday morning. Mr.. Sege-
bart was taken to Carroll, where the
hearing was held and was taken to
Knoxville on the afternoon train by
Sheriff Cummings.
George Brodersen left last week
for Jameson, S. d. where he will spend
the summer at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Glenn Catron. The Catrons
are making their home in covered
wagon while their home is being
constructed and George will assist
Mr.. Catron is caring for the crops.
Halle Wilson, who VS. badly injured
at the bottlng works several weeks
ago when a bottle of soda water ex-
ploded, is improving rapidly and ex-
poets to be able to come up town With
in a week or two. His many friends
will be glad to learn that lie has the
use of the eye which was so badly cut
by the broken glass.
j. II. Tamm was in Omaha Monday
transacting business. While there he
purchased new Studebaker six"
touring car and drove the new machine
up in the afternoon. Mr.. Tamm finds
1t hard matter to procure cars
enough for the demand at this time
of the year and has sold nearly every
Charles Fredricks. local agent for
the Hupmobile car, is using consider
able space again this week to adver-
tise this we'll known machine. The ad
is particularly well written and gives
much valuable information to pros
pective purchasers of machines.
Don't fail to read this advertisement
on page six Of the second section.
machine that he had on hand.
The road between Deloit and old
Kiron has been greatly improved
during the past few weeks and travel
ers over the present road tell us that
it is in the best condition that it has
been for years. Gus Anderson, the
road boss is to be congratulated on
the good work he is doing in bringing
this much used thoroughfare to its
present high standard. He has been
using a Magul tractor and with two
road graders, has put it In excellent
condition. 1t is pleasure to travel
over the road in its present condition.
Rev. Williams. pastor of the Dap
fist church will leave late Sunday
evening for Boston where he will
spend a week attending the north
west Baptist convention. From Bos-
ton he will sail for England tor a three
months vacation which he will spend
visiting relatives and friends in Wales.
The Gulick block on Broadway is
being improved considerably, having
undergone complete renovation dur
ing the past week. The offices on the
second floor have been papered and
the wood work all vanished giving
the rooms a pleasing appearance.
Mr.. H. B. Fishel, who has held the
office OF city engineer for number
of years, or since the death of Uncle
Morris McHenry, handed in his resig-
nation to the council at a meeting last
Friday night. The new road laws