The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-06

Judge Conner transacted legal bus.
mess at Omaha and Council Bluffs on
Monday.
Mrs. E. C. vinson, OF Foster, Neb.,
came Thursday evening last for visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Vassar. She arrived just
in time to help her mother celebrate
her 18th birthday, which was on Fri
day.
Messrs Bliesman & Kropf expect to
move their Office into the Dr.. j. c.
Robinson offices some time this week.
DR.. Robinson expects to get moved in.
to his new quarters in the opera house
building by the last OF the week.
Miss Sophia Bale returned Friday
morning from Aberdeen, S. D., where
she spent two weeks visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Fetch
err. Her little nephew. Frederick
Fletcher, accompanied her home for
visit with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Bale.
John Tamm is gaining considerable
of reputation as a dealer in Craw.
ford county lands as he sold two farms
belonging to him last week. On Sat
urday he sold his 200 acre farm in
Hanover township, formerly the
Pautsch farm, to August Mack and
$165 per acre.
Sears McHenry left Saturday eve.
ming for Bredenbury, Sask.. Canada,
where he will remain for two weeks
experimenting the planting of the
crops on the McHenry lands. From
all reports from Canada thus far the
prospects are good for bumper crops,
as there has been an abundance OF
rain.
Miss Margaret Champion left Fri
day evening for Cleveland, o.. where
she has position with large depart.
ment store. Miss Champion will have
charge OF one Of the departments and
doubtless will make good as she has
had q number of years experience in,
mercantile establishments and UNDER
stands thoroughly the ms and outs OF
the business.
Luman Sewell came down from
Ames Thursday for a week end visit
with his mother, Mrs. l.. A. SeWell.
Luman is senior at the State Agri-
cultural college at Ames and will grad
uate some time next month. He has
not decided just what work he will
take up after graduation, but will
probably spend portion OF the sum
mer in DenisOn.
William Daniels returned Saturday
evening from Bredenbury. Sask., Can
ada. Will did not remain long in Can
ada this last trip. but it was Just long
enough for him to land a big. cement
contract at Russell. Manitoba, where
he will put in $4,000 feet OF cement !
sidewalk this summer. He returned
to Denison to secure some help and
Buck" Gary and Clarence McCul-.
Tough will accompany him back to
Canada this evening.
: "A number of lowe State college
goods held meeting and voted to
offer their services as nurses with the
American Red Cross If there is war in
Mexico and a. demand for them, 1t Is
reported. Male students of the col.
lege, members OF the cadet corps and
former members ofrthe. militia, would
enlist, if not already enlisted, and go
to the front. 1t is said that there are
enough cadets to form company of
lOS officers and men willing to 80.
Carl Caswell returned Sunday eve
ming from Des Moines where he has
been for several months attending the
Cummings School Of Art. Carl has
been gaining some practical knowl-
edge along his line, having been en-
ployed on the Des Moines Daily News |
for number of weeks as illustrator |
in the advertising department. He is
an illustrator Of no small ability and
doubtless will win fame in his line Of |
work. He expects to remain In Deni-
son during the summer months and
will do the local work on the Bulletin.
E. w. Pierce is in receipt of letter
from his son. Foster. residing at
Faulkton. N. d., in which he states
that he has been appointed inspector
Of live stock by the United States
While the position does
not command salary from the gov.
it is an important one and
means that he is licensed to inspect
all live stock shipped into the United
States or live stock that Is to be ex.
ported, and will receive good fees
for this service. The government
does not grant these licenses indis'
and his appointment
means that he has passed the neces-
sary examination. Foster writes that
everything looks bright for North Da.
kota this year and that the rainfall In
and around Faulkton for the past eight
days has been almost inches.
mas. A. r. BOND INJURED.