The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-25
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Art Jordan was up from Dunlap yes
terday transacting business.
julius Rohwer, of Ida Grove, was
business caller here Monday.
Frank Wiley was up from Dow City
Saturday transacting business.
c.. H. Miller, of Dow City, was a
pleasant visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. Gust Anderson was down from
Kiron Monday spending the day with
friends.
William Rodewald, of Ricketts,, was
in Denison Friday calling on county
seat friends.
Miss Helen Hayes &C; templates a
trip to Primghar next week for visit
with friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones returned Thursday
evening from Des Moines, where she
spent ten days visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Gordon, of Tu-
cumcari, N. NJ, stopped off in Denison
between trains yesterday for a visit
at the C. C. Kemming home.
Spencer Heiden left Friday for Sher-
idan, Wyo., where he will visit his sis
ter. Spencer intends to locate at
Sheridan permanently if he can Sc
cure a good position.
The Knights of Pythias will have
work in the first degree next Monday
evening, March Goth, and it is urged
that a large number Of the members
will be present to assist.
Miss Marie Miller, OF Independence,
Iowa. who is student at Grinnell col
iege, is expected in Denison next week
for visit at the home Of her uncle,
Mr.. Carl F. Kuehnle.
Miss Erma Naeve, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Naeve, in Denison the past week, re-
turned to Lincoln Monday to resume
her school work in the State uni
versty
Frank Barrett sold his house on East
Broadway to Mrs. Albert Wiese this
week for $4,000. Mrs Wiese will take
possession on April LIST. The Blies-
man Land company made the deal for
Mr.. Barrett.
August Deconnick, Of Goodrich town
ship, was business caller in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Deconnick called at
the Review Office while here and Or
dered the paper sent to his address
for the coming year.
Mr., and Mrs. Glen Ainsworth left
last evening for Crete, Neb., where
Mr.. Answorth is manager OF the Fair
mont creamery. This young couple
were married at Concordia. Kans., last
Friday, March goth.
e, II. Hoxey, the state examiner
who is checking up the books OF the
several county offices. spent Sunday
with his family at Storm La .. Mr.. B..
Ellis. the other expert from the state
auditors office, visited his family at
Des Moines.
]. A. Mitchell has purchased from
the Pautsch Brothers garage a fine
Chevrolet touring car which he will
use in connection with the Denison
Bottling works Mr. Mitchell does con-
siderable travelling for the firm and
the new car will enable him to cover
the surrounding territory in much less
time than heretofore.
All Ransom, who carries the mail out
on route No. 9" was delayed consider
ably yesterday morning on account of
his horse becoming frightened while
tied back of the post Office and break
ing the tongue of the wagon. Things
were so badly broken up that Al had
to resort to an ordinary buggy IN
which to make the rounds.
The annual reunion of the State uni
versity students and alumnae residing
in Crawford county will be held at the
club room in the library building on
the evening of Friday. April Sd. Prof.
A G. Smith, head of the department
of mathematics, will be present and
deliver an illustrated lecture. j. r..
Bale, president. and Miss Fanny
HAYES, secretary of the local associa-
ton, are engaged in making prepara-
lions for the coming event.
Mrs. Otto Dresselhous returned last
evening from Rochester, Mimi, where
she has been the past week visiting
her brother, James Mill, at the hos
pital there. She reports her brother
as being somewhat improved and
thinks that it will not be necessary
for him to undergo another operation
AS was first reported. While he is still
ouite weak it is hoped that he may
return to Denison the second week in
April, which will be. gratifying news
to his Denison friends.
Since the citizens caucus OF last
week Mr.. Thomas Nielsen has filed
petition carrying his name as an in
dependent candidate for councilman
in the first ward against Mr.. James
Armstrong, the nominee at the c1tl-
zens' caucus. Mr.. Nielsen caused his
name to be filed at the solicitation OF
many friends who thought that mas
much as the other aldermen in the diff
ferent wards had been renominated,
he should have been treated likewise,
in order that the entire council carry
on the work of taking over the electric
light plant. Mr.. Nielsen and his
friends feel confident of his election.