The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-22

son over Sunday visiting at the ID.
Schwarzenbach home.
The many friends of Mr.. Lafferty
were pleased to see him again in uni
form last week and carrying the mail
on city carrier route one. he has
made brave struggle to overcome
his disabilities of last fall and it is
hoped by all that he may gain right
along.
William Daniels left last Thursday
for Bredenbury, Sask, Canada, where
he will spend the summer doing ce-
ment work. Mr.. Daniels left for Can
ada earlier this year than heretofore
in order to submit bids on some large
cement contracts that are to be let
some time this week.
d, II. Corlette, of Ames, was in the
city over Sunday visiting at the Du'
cander home. Mr.. Corlette Sradu-
ates this June from the State Agricul-
tural college and will come to Heni'
son then to take an active part III the
clothing firm of Corlette e Ducander,
of which he is half owner.
Mrs. Weber, of Kansas City. Mo-,
will arrive in Denison this week for
a two weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Mary Minter. She will remain
here for a two weeks visit after
which she will go to Harrington,
Neb., to visit with relatives for a~teW
weeks. She expects to spend the sum,
mer here with her daughter.
Mr.. r. NJ. Metcalf of Missouri Val
ley, visited at the home Of Eugene
Metcalf last week. Many who met
him were interested in the model OF
an aeroplane which he was showing
and which he believes will work in
actual experiment He has patent
for his flying machine and expects to
try it out within the next two months.
Rev. Tourtellot, Mr.. and Mrs q. f.
North, Mrs. J. B. Lyon and Mrs Sears
McHcnry left Monday for LeMars to
attend the spring meeting OF presby-
terry. Mr.. North was the delegate
sent from the local church and Mrs.
North, Mrs. J. 3. Lyon and Mrs. Nc
Henry were delegates to the Woman's
Missionary society OF the Presbyterl-
an church.
The warm weather during the past
week brought many purchasers to the
Dcnison Bottling works, among which
were: Mrs. G. B. Lowery and mother,
of Dcloit; Mr.. Irwin Krick, OF Arthur;
Mr.. C. Lorenzen, Of Vail; Mr.. krick,
of Krick Bros, of Ida Grove; Mr..
Wright, Of Deloit; Cppold Bros, OF
Panama; r. Young, of Woodbine, and
j. D. Cornish, of Boyer.
S. P. Gulick, OF West Side, was an
over Sunday visitor in Denison with
his sister. Mrs. Sarah Wagner. Mr..
Gulick recently returned from an eX'
tended trip through the south. visit,
ing points in Texas and Louisiana.
He made trip across the border in
to Mexico and visited a battle field.
While in Denison he made the Review
Office pleasant call and inspected
the new press.
e. O. THEM, who has gained con-
siderable OF a reputation all over the
United States for a poultry fancler
was recently elected to the office OF
president OF the National Poultry club
The office came as Il surprise to Mr..
THEM. who was not seeking this hon
or, and only shows the high esteem
in which poultry fanciers throughout
the United States hold him. Mr.. THEM
will have the privilege OF naming the
next meeting place of the association
and doubtless he will favor some city
in the state OF Iowa.
r. J. Garrison is in receipt Of q
letter from his son, Edgar, from the
Port of Spain, which states that he
sails April Sd for Bolivar with about
800 armed men on an adventure. Ed,
gar, in the letter, states that he looks
for a great deal of excitement as Cas-
tro is starting On a campaign to whip
Gomez, and without a doubt there
will be many lively skirmishes. Mr..
Garrison has written his father that
he expects to keep diary Of his adj
ventures and doubtless there will be
many interesting letters from him for
the next few months.
j. G, Wygant has moved his hard
ware stock from the Old location to
the basement of the Ed Nelson build
ing, where he will be glad to serve
his customers. Mr.. Wygant was COM
PEELED to make the change in order
that the old building might be moved
as Mr.. Hubbell, the owner, is to erect
a modern office building on this site.
Much of the material is already on
the ground and as soon as the build
ing is moved building operations VIII
commence. The new building will be
a full two story and basement and
will be one of the substantial business
blocks to be erected in Den1son this
year.
Mrs. E. G.. Chamberlin and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, left yesterday morn
ing for New York City, from which
place they will sail on May 18th on
the Cunard liner Caronia for England.
They will remain in England for three
or four months, visiting relatives, and
expect to return to Denison the fore
part of September. Mrs. Chamberlin
and daughter will visit Mrs. Grace
Lockard at Chicago for several days
before going on east and will stop OIL
at Urbana, O., for a Visit with MI. and
Mrs. Will Meyers. They will also
stop off at Mansfield, o., and Wash
ington. d. c., for few days visit with
relatives.
The Review was published last week
under difficulty. 1t had been hoped to
print the paper on the new Duplex
press, but Tuesday afternoon it was
found that the five horse power motor