The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12

Paul Caswell returned Sunday from
"a several days camping trip near
Sioux City.
Mrs. w. II. Kincaid, of Valentine,
Neb.. visited here sister, Miss Agnes
King, in DenisOn several days last
week. r.
L. G. Gamett and family have been
busy this week packing their house
hold goods and will leave Thursday
for Morningside to make their future
home. Mr.. Gamett is travelling man
and finds that Morningside will make
a better place for his headquarters.
Mrs. Mary Jones and Misses Bell
and Orpha Marshall, who have been
spending the summer at Boulder,
Colo. arrived in Denison yesterday
for a visit at the NJ e. Jones home be-
fore returning to their home at Des
Moines.
J. w. Miller Jr. left last Thursday
for Chinook, Mont, where he will spend
two weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Miller and his wife, who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will return
home about the Goth.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Tierney, who has lived
in Crawford county for number OF
years, died at St. Joseph's hospital
in Sioux City Sunday. Rev. Father
Tierney was great favorite among
his many friends in this county who
were greatly grievcd at the news of
his death.
DR.. Philbrook leaves Thursday morn
ing for Spirit Lake to attend the joint
meeting OF the Sioux City and LeMars
District Dental association. The doc
tor is the president OF the Sioux City
district and takes great interest in the
advancement of scientific methods in
the profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Caswell and
children mOtored to Coon Rapids Sun
day where they spent the day visiting
at the home of Mr. Caswell's brother.
On account Of tho rainstorm Sunday
afternoon they werd compelled to
leave the machine and return Monday
morning by railway.
Misses Margaret and Rose Clark
are home from pleasant three weeks
vacation trip. which they spent in the
east. They visited relatives in New
York for a time, after which they en-
ioyed a cruise on the Great Lakes,
stopping off in Ohio for 4 visit with
Miss Margaret Champion.
We are pleased to report that the
condition of Mrs. VIM. Slavery has i'm
proved considerably during the past
week. While she is still seriously i'll
the attending physician believes that
it will not be long before she can be
up and about again. fact her many
friends will be glad to know.
Miss Eunice Dobson motored down
from Dcloit yesterday and spent the
day in Denison visiting friends. Miss
Dobson has just returned from a long
motor trip to the Dakotas, driving the
Ford machine which she won in the
Reviews circulation contest last fall.
She tells US that the car did not cause
her one moments trouble on the trip.
The eight year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Powell, who live three
miles east OF Denison, has so improved
that he is able to be up and about
once more after being confined to his
bed for six weeks with broken leg.
The splints were removed from the
injured member the first of the week.
Henry Skinner was brought over
from Manila Saturday by Sheriff
Cummings to await the action of the
grand jury, which meets next month.
Skinner was arrested in Manila one
day last week on a charge of inflicting
great bodily injury and preliminary
hearing was held before a justice at
Manila.
Sam Fox, ST., who resides near Ari-
on, met with painful accident Mon
day afternoon while loading sand at
the pit near the Tom Rule farm. Mr..
Fox was shoveling sand into wagon
when one of the banks caved in and
left him in sand up to his waist. He
sustained fractured hip bone. which
will require him to remain in bed for
some time to come.
Otto Clauson, of kiron, was in
Dcnison yesterday on business in
connection with the Clauson Land
agency. This firm just closed two land
deals this week, the first sale of 100
acres in North Dakota and the second
the sale of the Eva Erickson so acres
north of Kiron. Albert Anderson pur-
chased the so for $212.5O per acre. and
Carl Erne bought the 100 in North
Dakota.
Contractor Frank Bolton has com
plctcd the concrete work of the new
high school heating plant and as soon
as the floor is laid the plumbers will
be able to go ahead with installing the
pipes and necessary paraphernaia.
The 60 foot brick smoke stack has
not yet been erected but the masons
will commence work on this some time
this week. The plant will be installed
and in running order by the time heat
is needed in the school building.
Mrs. Adelbert Jones, sister of Mrs.
M. f. Jones. of this city, who has been
studying art in France for the past
three months. arrived safely in New
York last week on the steamship
President Lincoln. The boat was two
Gays late on arrival, however. and her
relatives here in Denison were consid-
erably worried. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
are now visiting at points in Wiscon-
sin, but will come to Denison next
week for a visit before returning to
their home at San Diego, Cali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bollen return
ed the first of the week from Clinton,