The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-30
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has been for tho past month enjoying
a vacation visiting relatives.
p. e. O'Connell and family have
taken up quarters in the |. c. freight
depot being unable to rent resi-
dence. Mr.. O'Connell is the super
visor for the l. z. railway at this
point.
Mrs. Lockridge. of Indianapolis. Ind.
stopped Off in Denison Monday for a
few days visit with her friend. Mrs.
B. +. Philbrook. Mrs. Lockridge has
been spending the summer at Ian
dor, Wyo., where her husband owns
extensive mining interests.
e. c. Howard, of Chicago, was a
pleasant house guest at the c. F..
kuehnle home several days last week.
: Mr.. Howard is the secretary and treas
urer of the Gunther candy manufac
turing company which is SO well
known throughout the west.
The Goth annual Ak-Sar-Bcn fall fes-
tival opened in Omaha today and will
| continue until October 10th. Many
people from here are planning on go
ing down next Wednesday to witness
the electrical parade which is always
a feature of the Ak-Sar-Ben.
Miss Clara SERVER, who is teaching
in the public schools of Omaha, has
been quite i'll for the past several days
suffering with an attack of the grippe
which necessitated her remaining
away from school. We are glad to re-
port that she is now on the road to
recovery.
Miss Flora lsemnger is expected
home the last of the week from Fort
Wayne, Ind, where she has been for
the past month visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank G.. Evans. On her way
home she will stop off in Chicago for
a few days with Mrs. NJ. ]. Coseman
who formerly lived in Denison.
The opera house was packed to its
capacity Monday evening for the five
reel feature film, "A Master Mind"
The entertainment was of a very high
class nature and one of the best that
has ever been shown on the screen
in Denison. Manager Krauth is to be
congratulated upon the fine programs
he is furnishing the movie fans.
A. F. Boylan and W. w. Cushman
" IOhC IL" liui
where they spent three days fishing,
returning home Saturday evening.
They report fishing to be excellent at
the lake and caught several fine
strings of silver bass which seem to
be plentiful. The lake is unusually
high for this time of year and the
water is as clear as crystal
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. SERVER will
will leave tomorrow for Wausau, Wis.
where they will make an extended Wis
it with relatives. They expect to be
away from Denison about six weeks
and will visit at number of differ
cnt points in Wisconsin before re-
turning. On their way to Wisconsin
they will stop off at Aberdeen for a
visit with Mrs. Robert Romans.
Readers should not overlook a
single page of this issue. There are
sixteen pages in all and each one con.
tains interesting news matter togeth-
err with advertising matter. At this
time OF the year advertising is an inn
portant feature OF all newspapers for
it chronicles all that is latest in the
way of fall and winter wearing appar
lcli. bCll ONcIlOOh tll6 aus III lllCs |
may be the means OF your saving con-
siderable money when you come to
make your purchases.
Carl +. kuchnle returned Friday
from Portland, Maine, where he was
in attendance at the Great Consul OF
the Redman order, being a delegate
from Iowa. Mr.. Kuehnle was honored
by being appointed as member of the
committee on legislation with Gov.
Bleese. OF North Carolina and Judge
Morris, Of the supreme court of the
state of Washington. All important
bills were first passed upon by this
committe before they were presented
to the convention. Mr.. kuehnle
states that business in the east is al
ready feeling the effect of the Euro
pean war.
Chas. Bartcher has received his
first shipment of bulbs which are al
ready finding ready sale. Most OF
the bulbs were improted from Holland
and fortunately Mr.. Bartcher placed
his orders before there was anything
to indicate great European conflict
and had no trouble in securing them.
DulcH DulDS are HOW scarce tulLS
on the market and command fancy
prices in nearby cities but Chas. is
able to sell his stock at prices even
lower than they were year ago He
has Il complete assortment OF Tulips,
Hyacinths, Crocus, Narcissus, Easter
Lilly and Gala Lilly.
Mr.. W. C. Chase, who resides at
Cleveland, Ohio, was in Denison yes
terday visiting at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. c. c. Kemming. Mr..
Chase is engaged in the manufacture
ing of machinery for mills and fac
tories and had been to Idaho on a
business mission and took occasion to
stop off in Denison for a short visit.
1t was the pleasure OF the writer to
meet Mr.. Chase while in Denison and
enjoy listening to description of the
great Ford factory at Detroit where a
automobile is turned out
every thirty seconds. Mr.. Chase has
sold this factory number OF
machines which help to make the diff
ferent parts that go into the car
John SchnoOr. manager of the Sal s
oman Furniture company, is using
space in this weeks issue {
special sale on HooSler