The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
Miss Grace Silk visited friends in
Omaha Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Grace Silk visited friends IL
Omaha Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Fishel expects to leav'
tomorrow morning for P0catella, Ida
for a several weeks visit with rela
tives and friends.
Miss Della Hall returned Saturda.
from Corsica, S. D., where she wal
called on account of the illness ant
later the death of her sister, Mrs
Taylor Nixon.
Mrs. Rachel Clarey, who was oper
ated on at the Denison hospital one
day last week, is convalescing rapidly
and it is hoped that she will be able
to leave the hospital within a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blackman are re
joicing over the arrival of new
} daughter, who came to brighten their
home on Monday, February I'd. Moth
er and babe are reported to be doing
nicely.
Mrs. G. c. Perrin and daughter, OF
Cedar Rapids, arrived in Denison last
evening for a visit at the j. p. Jones
home. Mrs. Perrin visited here about
eight years ago and. will be remem.
bered by many as Miss Mary hurry.
Mrs. Joe Ward, who underwent a
serious operation at the local hospital
several weeks ago, recovered suf6-
cieutlS' to leave Friday evening for
Dubuque, where she will visit at the
home of her daughter until she re-
gains her strength.
Last Friday evening Miss Minnie
Hadenfeld and Mildred Mahoney en-
tertained about twenty-five OF their
lady and gentleman friends at dane
ing party at the c. F. Kuehnle home.
Very tempting refreshments were
served about midnight. A most en-
joyabel time was reported by all.
T. v. Walker, ]. H. Hayes and Hen
ry Moeller went down to Iowa City
Tuesday to attend big electrical
meeting which is being held at the
State university today. Inasmuch as
the city will soon be operating the
electric light plant it was thought ad-
visable to attend this state electrical
meeting and secure as much informa-
ton in regard to municipal plants as
possible. They expect to return to-
morrow morning.
! Mrs. Omar S. Dow, of Des Moines,
will speak in the Methodist church
Sunday morning, February Sth. The
service will be in charge of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs. Dow is a forceful speaker and
the society is very DESTROYS that she
may have a large hearing. If you are
interested in missions be sure and
hear her. If you are not, you are
especially invited to be present
Walter Brodersen, who is attend
ing the Iowa State college at Ames,
won quite distinction over his school
mates Monday afternoon of this week
when a competitive drill through the
manual of arms was held in the first
battalion. Walter won first place in
Company C, and was awarded hand
some bronze medal for being the best
drilled in his company. We are glad
to see our Denison boys forging
ahead in the different departments OF
their college work.
| George w. Perkins, of Sioux City,
Iowa, editor of the Sioux City Jour
lnal for many years, departed this life
on Tuesday morning after an illness
lasting over a period of practically a
month. Mr.. Perkins standing as
citizen, as a journalist and as polit-
ical factor was second to that OF no
other person in the state OF Iowa. For
almost fifty years he has, been the
dominant figure in journalism in the
state and the newspaper fraternity
will greatly miss him.
It is expected that the appralse-
ment of the Denison Electric Light 4
Power company plant will take place
the latter part of this week or the
first of next. The company mas Sc
cured an appraiser who Will meet win
Professor Hill, of Iowa City, the city S
appraiser, and these two gentlemen
will select a third man. Until the ap
praisement is made and all matters
pertaining to the transfer OF the ousl
! ness to the city, the company Will op
crate the plant as heretofore. Inc
, bonds are advertised to be sold or
|, February 9th.
We understand that Chas. BULLOCK
4 has rented the cottage just east of nj:
residence to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. PankoW
J. of Deloit, who expect to move to Den
= ison about April LIST. The r. G. Cham
berlin family, who have been occu
:, plying this cottage for the past tel
years, have not been able to lind
new location and probably will D.
compelled to take rooms for the pres
Il ent at least. Mrs. Chamberlin AM
t. daughter, Miss Ethel, are contempIa'
l. ing trip to England when school
e out this spring and will not return u
n Denison until fall and no doubt o.
that time Mr.. Chamberlin will be adj
=, to rent home.
It The Commercial club will hold IL
d regular monthly meeting on Frlda
h night of this week and we have beel
g requested to urge members OF tn
club to be in attendance on Frlda
n evening as some important bushes
Il will be brought up for consideration
: After the business session lunch Wi
q be served and social hour indulge
n in.
During the past few days twenty-flv
new members have been taken INT
8 the club, which makes the total men
r. o,,o bur1ra6 which r6DrG