The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-29
CAR TURNS TURTLE
Machine Driven by Henry Kiotz, of
SchIeswig, Turned Turtle North
Of Storm Lake Sunday.


one of the tires caused the machine
to swerve, and Mr.. Klotz, who was
driving, lost control OF the car, which
then turned turtle, pinning him be-
meath. Fortunately another machine
arrived at the scene only few mo-
ments later and with the help of the
other occupants OF the i'll fated car he
was eXtricated. He was badly bruised
up, but no bones were broken.
Nj. KlotZ, together with his wife
and little babe and parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz klotZ, of HOlstein LETT
Schleswig early in the morning for
Lake Okoboji, where they were going
to spend several days. Mr.. Klotz has
driven a machine for some time and
knew how to handle the car, but one
Of the tires gave way, causing it to
swer|e and before he could right IL he
lost control and the machine in a
twinklinS of the eye turned bottom
side up. Ii is indeed fortunate that
no one was killed.
The Chase Lister Theater company
all next week.
+. c. c. Kemming was a passenger to
Omaha Tuesday.
The chautauQua is over-now it's a
week of Chase Lister.
Iohn Pithan is down from Boyer to-
Gay transacting business.
Olof Sanchez was down from Kiron
Tuesday transacting business.
Herman llarthun was up from Oma-
ha Monday transactins business.
Fred Petersen, of Schleswig, was a
county seat business visitor last Fri
day.
Mrs J. +. Gibson, of Dow City, is
spending the day in Denison shopping
and visiting friends.
The chautauqua went to Harlan,
and Chase Lister who were at Harlan
come to DenisOn Monday.
August Marwede. of the Balle-Brod-
ersen grocery department, is taking
his annual vacation this week.
MI and Mrs. James McIIenry, Of
Plainvicw, Neb., are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. F. II. Finn. in Denison.
John Jurgenscn and daughter, Hill
da, were down from Schieswig yes
terday transacting business and shop.
pins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen
were up from Dow City yesterday
spending the day with friends ut the
county capital.
Edward Georgius, one Of the prom
inent and well TO do farmers of Iowa
township, transacted business at the
county capital Friday.
Mrs. Frank IIoworth and Miss Lulu
Howorth motorcd up from Dow City
yesterday morning and spent the day
shopping and visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. Sarah Riddle and daughter,
Mildred, returned the first of the week
from Kansas City, where they spent
4 delightful two weeks visiting with
irends.
j. c. Bierne has purchased the old
home place OF his father, =. j. Berne
in Hayes township The p. j. Bierne
family expect to move to Denson in
the near future.
T.. J. Kelly was up from Des Moincs
last Thursday looking after his shoe
store. Mr.. Kelly intended to drive
mis- car home. but had to postpone the
trip as the car was not complete.
Cecil Hecht returned Monday from
Ida Grove, where he spent week Wis
ting his mother. Cecil has discarded
his crutches and is now able TO re-
sumo his duties With the municipal
light plant.
Forty-seven degrees, record mum.
Der, will be conferred at the end of
the summer session of the State uni
Vcrsity's summer school, July 31st.
The graduates are cosmopolitan
group. including three from China,
three from the philippines, one from
Japan and one from Germany. Among
those who will receive degrees are
the Misses Bland and Inez Lally,
daughters OF Mrs. p. E. c. Lally, of
DcnisOn.
John Michaelsen, who formerly ed
tied the SChleswig Leader. is in Den
ison today transacting business. While
IN the city he made the Review office
a pleasant call and tells us that he
intends TO remove to CollaX, where he
will take an active interest in the
Joseph Dodd real estate firm. Mr.
MichaelSen is an able writer and we
trust that he will see fit at some fu-
ture time to once more engage in
newspaper work.
The regular July teachers examina-
tons are being held at the county SUI
per!ntendent's Office in the court house
and will continue Thursday and Fri
day. Eighty five teachers are taking
the examinations and it is hoped that
enough of them will receive satisfac
tory grades so that every school in the
county will be supplied with teach
er. The examination papers will be
sent to the state superintendent Of
flee at Dcs MOineS for correction and
il will be week or more before the
results are known
J. V. Barborka returned yesterday
morning from Chicago, where he went
to inspect a beautiful harp, which he
is having made for his son, Clifford.
The new harp, which will cost $1,000.
is being manufactured by Lyon Il
Healy and is n magnificent instru
ment. Mr.. Harborka made the trip to
Chicago to trV ont tho new instrument