The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

Grove, was a pleasant caller here on
Monday.
Miss Mabel Riedesel, Iof Charter
Oak. was in Denison yesterday spend
ing the day with friends.
Mrs. John Heide has been quite sick
the past few days at the home of her
son-in.law, August Marwcde
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Miller. Mrs. J. w.
Miller ST.. and J. w. Miller. Jr. autocl
to Manning Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with relatives and friends.
They returned to Denison Sunday eve
nin:5.
Eugene. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Meade, was operated upon at the
Denison hospital last week for appen-
dicitis. The operation was successful
and it is thought that he will be able
| to return to his home some time next
| week.
A land trade was made last eve
ming through the agency OF J. W. Mill
cr whereby Chas. Shives traded 4i0
acres in Milford township to JOHN
Houlihan for his $40 acre farm. Mr..
Houlihan pays Mr.. Shivcs a difference
OF $4,000
1t is a dull day that does not report
| from one to two ocean steamers sunk
or disabled The latest is the Belgian
steamer Cortland, from Montreal to
Rotterdam, which went ashore on the
| rocks two miles to the northeast OF
the Bishop Rock, Sicily Islands.
The dispatches state that a destruct-
i've cyclone struck WATERFOWL. S. d.,
| Tuesday afternoon and killed Il num-
Der of people and destroyed practical
~ four hundred dwelling houses. The
storm was about two blocks in width
and destroyed everything in its path.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Robinson and
daughter, Maxine, went up to Schall-
or Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gloe. The
doctor returned to Dcnison Monday.
but Mrs. Robinson and Maxine will
remain until the last of the week.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon to eNtnsuish
blaze at the Fairmont creamery build
ing on South Main street. The fire
was nothing more than blaze in the
waste paper basket and was put out
before the department reached the
scene.
Attorney c. J. Welsh was in Iowa
City last week attending the annual
convention of the Elks. Mr. Welsh
was highly honOrcd by that body by
being elected second vice president of
the order. At present he is visiting
relatives at Davenport and Muscatine
. | hat 80, homo fnIaV
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Conner and Mrs.
S. T.. Ashby are Off for Europe. where
they will spend two months, return
ing the latter part OF August. Mr. Con-
ncrs law office will be in charge of
competent help during his absence
and any legal matters brought to the
attention OF the Office will be looked
after.
Mr.. II. T.. Pearson tells us that his
daughter, Miss Laura. who is at l'ou-
der, Colo. with her mother is in much
better health than she has been for
several months. The delightful wealth
or there seems to be agreeing with
her and she has gained several pounds
in weight. DcniSon friends Will be
glad to learn that she is on the road
, to recovery.
p. V, Hildebrandt left today for the
state of Montana, where he will spend
, the summer visiting his children. From
there he goes to the state OF Washing
ton for visit with his son and ii he
finds the climate agrees with him he
will remain there permanently. he
disposed OF his residence property in
Denison recently and has decided to
move away.
Clarence Chamberlin has rented the
little building just north of the Re
view Office and will open up a motor
,, cycle agency. He has the agency for
the Harley Davidson motorcycle and
has sold Il number OF machines already
this season Clarence intends to do
repair work and will be glad to have
prospective customers call at his new
! headquarters and inspect his complete
line of motorcycles and accessories.
Il c. NJ. Jensen has purchased half
interest in the Electric laundry at
Carroll and took possession OF the
same the first of the week. Mr.. leE-
sens cousin. Mr.. Blohm. is the other
partner Tho laundry is up to date in
', every respect and the machinery is
practically new, having been installed
only n few months. The Jensen fam
lily expect to make their future home
at Carroll and will move there about
the last OF July.
The Globe Insurance company
} through their local agents, Richardson
Brothers, have paid the first employ
} cr's liability policy in Denison. The
, Dcnison bottlng works had Il policy
| covering their help with this company
} and when II. Wilson was injured by Il
, bottle bursting several weeks ago the
insurance company assumed all re-
sponsibility. Mr.. Wilson was allowed
$500 and all medical attendance and
hospital charges during the time he
, was laid up.
| Loveland. which is located on the
Lincoln highway just north OF Coun-
Gil Bluffs. is proud OF the tact that it
is located on the Lincoln highway.
Sunday citizen of that place count
, ed the machines passing over the high
: way from o'clock in the morning I'M
: til s o'clock in the evening. and 100