The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-25
FERGUSON


Phillip Baker was passenger t
Logan Monday.
E. T. Cochran transacted business il
Omaha yesterday.
E. H. Finneran was an Omaha bus
mess visitor Monday.
Matt Mill was in Lake View yester
day transacting business.
Nelson Wingrove was up from Ariol
Monday transactng business.
John Brogan, of Vail, was pleas
ant business caller in the city yester
day.
Mrs. NJ. Houlihan was down from
Vail Monday calling on Denison
friends.
Rhody Champion and sister, Miss
Margaret, visited relatives at Vail on
Sunday.
The Misses Kate and Anna Powers
of Vail, visited friends in Denison on
Monday.
Joe Monaghan, the deputy clerk
was in Omaha yesterday transactins
business.
Miss Emily Mccoy, of Boyer, was in
Denison Saturday spending the day
with friends.
| e. G. kemming was in Omaha yes
terday purchasing spring goods for
his clothing store.
Mrs August Moeller went down to
! Council Bluffs Sunday for visit at the
home of her son, Bernie.
Joe Goss went down to Omaha yes
terday, where he transacted business
with the Svoboda Monument company
j. w. Eyer was over from Charter
Oak yesterday transacting business
and calling on his many county seat
friends
Mrs. NJ A. Harding left yesterday
for Pueblo, Colo, where she will make
an extended visit with her laughter,
Mrs. Stimmel.
James Hayes, who is clerking in a
clothing establishment at Hastings,
Neb.. visited at the parental, j. H.
Hayes. home over Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Russell, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Tourtelott in
Denison the past week, returned to
her home at Anamosa Friday.
Mr.. A. A. Kelly, of West Side, father
of John Kelly, who has charge of the
Boys shoe department., is reported to
be seriously i'll at his home at West
Side.
John l.. Riggleman, a prominent
farmer residing near Deloit. pur-
chased from the Denison Auto COM
pany a fine four cylinder Studebaker
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bamford, having
sold their residence on Dyer street,
have purchased one of the beautiful
lots belonging to Mr.. Garrison on East
! Broadway. The new purchase is about
| the center Of the Garrison block and
! Mr.. Bamford will at once commence
the erection of fine bungalow. Mr..
| and Mrs. Bamford are to be congrat-
ulated upon having secured this loca-
ton, as it is one of the really fine
building lots left in Denison. This is
the first time that Mr.. Garrison would
consider selling any Of the lots of his
block.
A peoples caucus was held at the
city hall on last Thursday evening, at
which there was some thirty-eight or
forty voters present. The meeting
was presided over by Mr.. Clarence
Davis, who had been instrumental in
calling the caucus, and Mr.. Frank
Woolston acted as secretary. After
much consideration the name of Mr..
Charles Bartcher was presented to the
caucus as a candidate for the office of
mayor, and he was finally nominated.
Without his consent, however. Mr..
Frank Ransom was nominated for the
Office Of assessor, but we understand
does not intend to enter the race. All
of the other offices filled by the citi-
zens' caucus were approved with the
exception Of councilman in the first
ward. and Delos Servoss was nominal
ed as the opponent against Mr.. Arm
strong. Mr.. Servoss, however, failed
to qualify and there remains but two
names on the peoples ticket.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle returned
Sunday morning from Wellesley,
Mass, where she is attending college.
Her father, Mr.. Carl F. kuehnle. went
to Chicago and met her there Satur-
day morning. Miss Kuehnle tells a
graphic story of the fire at Wellesley
college Monday night of last week.
She was i'll the night Of the fire and
when the alarm was given out she ran
down the stairs attired in her night
clothes and was given permission to
return to her room to secure warmer
clothing. She possessed great pres
ence of mind and hastily packed two
suit cases full of party dresses and
threw them from window and went
to the room of one of her girl friends
across the hall and secured some
gowns that were in that closet belong
ing to her. Lydia Belle had contem-
plated trip to Bermuda during the
spring vacation, but on account of los
ing most of her clothing in the fire
she decided to return to Denison to
replenish her wardrobe. School will
reopen at Wellesley April Sth. when
she will return and graduate next
June.