The Denison review., 1914-12-09

anu ASllGS tiioiidhu NSIS No"h iioiii
Vail yesterday visiting friends. They
remained over night to attend the
musical comedy at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis, OF GLOW
ersville, ". Y, arrived in DenisOn this
week for a visit at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Faul. Mrs. Lewis will
be better remembered by Denison peo,
pie as Jennie Hubbs, who was for
merly resident of this city.
Professor and Mrs. knOwlton left
this afternoon for Iowa City. where
they will be in attendance at con
vention of school superintendent and
principals, which is being held there
From Iowa City they will go to De
cprah and Wellman for a visit until
after the holidays.
At meeting of Sylvan Lodge 5O7
A. i. 4 A. NJ, held one evening last
week. the regular election Of officers
took place with the following elected
for the ensuing year: w. NJ, II. l.
Fitch; S. W., Fred Morse; J. W., r.
Il. Mote; Secretary, L. I. Cochran;
Treasurer, A. 3. Lorenzen.
There is joy III tile hearts of the
school children over the fact that they
are to have three weeks of vacation at
Christmas time instead, OF the usual
two weeks. School closes this Friday
in order to allow teachers to attend
the institute. SO school will not con-
vene until Monday. Jan. 4, 1915.
Miss Erma Naeve is teaching in the
north brick during the absence of
Miss Gertrude Latchaw, who has been
on the sick list for several weeks.
Miss Naeve is a capable teacher. well
qualified, being graduate OF Ferry
Hall at Chicago and later graduating
from the State University OF Nebras-
ka.
On last Wednesday evening the In
dependent Order of Redmcn held their
annual election Of officers. which was
followed by smoker and general
pow WOW. The following officers were
elected: Sachem, J. w. Monaghan;
ST.. Sag. G. II. Richardson; Jr. Sag,
Clarence Schwartzenbach; Prof, John
Houlihan; Chief Of Records, 7. A.
Harvey.
There has been considerable com
plant up around Boyer OF people put
ting rocks in the road, evidently with
an idea OF causing motorists trouble.
Only last week large rock was,
placed in the center OF the main trav
eled road going north out Of Boyer and
it was miracle that some machine
was not wrecked by running into it.
Mr.. Ben Petersen, the road supervis-
or, intends to prosecute the guilty
parties ii they arc found out.
Mr.. j. ID. NaylOr, OF Ames, arrived
in Denisona iTuesda y; and will ,spentf
the balance of the week here assisting
the officers and directors of the short
course in making all the. necessary ar
for the course, which will
be held next week. Mr.. Naylor is
employed by the extension department
Of the agricultural college and during
the short course season he visits the
different places where courses are to
be held and assists with the prepara-
tions..
Thomas Hendricks, OF Brooksville.
Penn. was mast attractive speaker
on last Saturday evening at Denison
in the lecture course given
under direction of the high school and
instructors. He is an able gentleman
and his lecture was one to leave last
ing impress on the minds of his hearers
There was plenty of the humorous mix
ed with an undercurrent of fine phil
osophy of life all OF which was appre-.
riated by the audience. He has fine
descriptive powers and at times his
hearers We're held spell bound await
Ing the climax of his periods. He is
D newspaper man whose fame has ex-
tended to more than his own city and
state.
The musical comedy, "'Henpecked
Henry which was presented at the
Germania last evening, was not very
we'll attended on account of the storm.
but those who witnessed the. produc-
ton say that it was one of the best
presented in Denison this season. 1t
was the funniest show ever
presented in Denison and from the
time the curtain went up on. the first
scene until the show was over the
audience was in commissions. The
chorus of fourteen young ladies was
fine and furnished music
the evening, rendering
many of the latest song hits. Mans
,ger krauth is to be congratulated on
securing this fine attraction.