The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-22
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Wright, accompanied by their wives,
spent last Wednesday at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Jameson re-
turned Thursday to their home at
Ames, after having spent several days
in Denison visiting at the G. l.. Du-
candcr home. They made the trip
overland in their machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoist left last
Friday for Colorado, where they will
spend three weeks in the mountains,
enjoying a complete rest. They eX-
pect to visit Denver, ManitOu and
Pueblo before returning to DenisOn.
Miss Helen Burch returned Monday
evening from COlfaX, where she spent
a week at the sanitarium. Miss Burch
was greatly benefited while at Colfax
and returned without trace of rheu-
matism, which had been bothering her
for some time.
j. p. Jones has commenced the cree
ton of n fine new home on his lots
at the corner OF Locust and Broadway
The contractors have the foundation
| i'm place and carpenters are now busy
with the building. Mr.. Jones will erect
a home to cost in the nei&hborhoOd OF
ST 900 which will be modern in every
way.
Mrs. j. T.. Bale returned yesterday
| from Battle Creek, Mich, where she
has been for the past few weeks at
the sanitarinm in the hopes OF bcne-
fitting her health. While the treat
ment there was beneficial to her, she
has been advised that an operation
will be necessary in order to bring
about permanent relief from nel
trouble, Il fact which her many friends
regret exceedingly.
The Denson band gave its first con
cert on the streets Wednesday eve
ming of last week and furnished over
an hour OF music to a large number
, of people. A small stand was erected
at the Chamberlin corner, which was
electric lighted, permitting the band
to plav long after dark. Mr.. Schaller,
the leader, is to be congratulated on
the organization of the band and after
a few weeks more of practice Denison
will have q regular concert band. 1t
is planned to give concerts regularly
every "Wednesday evening il the
weather permits.
All Denson is taking vacation
| this week and people are taking adj
vantage of the fine programs that are
being presented at the chautauqua.
| Chautauqila coming as it does at a
time when farmers are busy in the
field and business is dull gives the
merchants and business men chance
to attend the programs at washington
park. Business has been at 4 stand,
still since last Friday and in many
instances offices and shops have
closed during the afternoon to permit
employees to take in the feast OF good
things at the chautauqua grounds.
Baseball is attracting number OF cit
liens to the new athletic park at the
college campus these days and not
withstanding the hot weather the at
tendance has been exceedingly good
Saturday morning Coroner Byrnes,
of Vail, was called to AriOn to view
the remains of man found dead in
a box car. Upon investigation the
coroner ascertained the unfortunate
mans name to be Steve Schultz, but
his address could not be obtained.
The man had been working in Arion
q short time and had gone into the
car to sleep. Early Sunday morning
he complained to some workmen. who
were foreigners, that he did not feel
we'll and they prepared a bed for him.
Later he was found dead, presumably
heart disease being the cause OF his
death. The remains were brought to
Denison and taken to the Solomon UNI
dertaking rooms, where the body was
prepared for burial. Nothing was
found on the body that would lead to
locating relatives.
Contractor William Schultz seems
to be vicing with Barney Oldiield for
speed records for fast driving of auto
| mobiles. according to residents OF
Vail. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Schultz
left Dcnison for Carroll and it seems
he went through Vail at a faster clip
than the people there thought best, 50
they telcphoned the marshal at West
Side to be on the look out for him
there and arrest him. Schultz ar
rived ut West Side on schedule time
and the marshal there threw up the
distress sign and brought the speed
er to Il standstill and informed him
that he was under arrest. lie put up
cash bond of $40 and will appear at
Vail for trial or forfeit the bond. Peo-
pie here in Denison can hardly believe
that Schulte'S car could travel faster
! tuy nfy iIns, hour
| FRANK LALLY MARRIED