The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
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Mrs. d. J. Butler, OF Arion, attended
services at the Episcopal church Sun
day forenoon.
Drs. G. W. Carr and p. j. Brannon
were in Sioux City Monday on a bus
mess mission.
Rev. and Mrs. Marsh, of Blair. Neb.,
were guests at the Lou Nicholson
home Thursday.
Misses Clara Bartels and Emma
Saggau attended the dance at Dow
City Friday evening.
from Kiron Friday transacting bust
ness and shopping.
L. A. Stone, manager of the Stew
art Lumber company, transacted bus
mess at Dow City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Brian and son, Of
Jefferson. were pleasant over Sunday
visitors at the Carl Richardson home.
Miss Alice Richards returned Sat
urday from Manila, where she en-
joyed pleasant week visiting with
friends.
Ora McElwain, one of the prosper
GUS farmers living near Kenwood. was
a pleasant business visitor in Denison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Voss, who reside
in California, arrived in the city last
week for q visit at the Adam Schneck.
10th home.
G. J. Clausen, manager Of the Farm
ers' Lumber company at Schleswig,
was pleasant business caller in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. N. Olry and daugh-
ter. Carmen, spent Friday at Ida Grove
visiting friends.
J. B. Lyon returned Monday eve
ming from Craig, Mo-, where he spent
two days looking after his farm To-
Gated near there.
Mrs. w. II. Hall and daughter, Miss
Harriet. left Friday for Schleswig.
where they will make an extended Wis
it with Mrs. H. ID. Jones.
Carroll will send fine team to Man
ming the fourth to take part in the
fremen' s tournament and brass band
will accompany the team.
w. c. Saul. of Carroll, spent several
days in Denison last week visiting his
brother, j. G. Saul. Mr.. Saul made a
mighty fine run for judge in this dis
trict at the recent primaries.
Miss Eunice Dobson, Of Deloit, Wis
tied friends in Denison Saturday. Miss
Dobson drove down in the five passcn.
ger touring car which she won last
winter in the Reviews big contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Talcott and son,
West, and Miss Jennie Rae, OF Dow
City, and Miss Jean Woodruff, of Gina
ha, motored UP from Dow City Sunday
evening to attend the services at the
Presbyterian church. =
DIR. A. II. Rosburg arrived in Deni-
son Friday from Sioux City and will
remain here permanently in the prac-
tice of medicine. DIR. Rosburg has
rented offices in the Bulletin building
and is busy this week getting them in
shape and moving in his furniture.
E. E. Spainhour. an expert furniture
repairer and refinisher, came to Den
ison last week and will make his head
quarters at the Solomon furniture
store Mr.: Spainhour comes well rec
commended and those wishing to have
furniture repair work done should con-
suit him.
]. e. Chrysler has purchased the
Odebolt Chronicle from Frank Stillman
Mr.. Chrysler has been editor and man
ager OF the paper for number OF
years, and it is one of the best week
lies in the state. Under his manage
ment the paper has prospered and en-
joys a wide circulation.
Peter DeConnick, prosperous
farmer living out OF Denison on route
six, was a pleasant business caller in
the city Thursday. While here he
made the Review Office pleasant call
and saw the big perfecting press in
operation. Mr.. DeConnick says that
the Review is the best paper which
reaches his home.
Rev. William Frese and family left
the first of the week for Colorado
Springs where they will enjoy sever
al weeks vacation. Rev. Frese has
been suffering for some time with
acute throat trouble and doctors ad-
vised him that 1t was best to take a
prolonged vacation from church work
in order to bring relief.
Denison business men who employ
labor Of any kind are busy these days
taking out liability insurance, for I'M
der the new employers liability law
all employers, except farmers. are H.
able for any sort Of accident which
befalls their employees. This applies
to storekeepers, bankers. manufactur-
ers. printers and everyone who en-
ploys help with the one exception
noted. Local agents for liability in
surance companies are doing big
business this month writing policies.
The Sabbath school at the Coon
Grove school house, three miles south
Of this. city, was. reorganized lately
by the county secretary, Mr.. Chas. X.
Meyers. The following are the new
officers: Superintendent, Mrs. Anna
Assistant Superintendent.
Elmer Levin: Secretary, Miss Jctta
Librarian, Howard Edgington.
These officers are taking hold Of the
school with much enthusiasm. Mrs.
.dgington is lady Of much expert
ence in such work and plans to lead
a school which will be a pride to the