The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-29
Denison should pave this year.

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son studio, visited friends in Omaha
Sunday.
George Hover went up to Sioux City
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
Miss Florence Schultz, milliner at
the Menagh store, spent Sunday with
friends at Omaha.
Mrs William Upper and daughter,
Miss Nellie. were down from Vail
Saturday shopping.
Thos. Rae. one of the prominent
farmers of near Dow City. transacted
business in Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. McGrath, OF
Schleswig, were pleasant guests at
the l.. Gaffey home in Denison over
Sunday.
Harry Lyon returned Friday to JEFF.
ferson after short visit in Denison
with his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Schwartzenbach. Mrs. Lyon and
little son returned Monday afternoon.
County Attorney Andrew Bell was
in Omaha Sunday. where he visited
his brother, Henry. Henry is attend
ing the State University of Nebraska
and ran down to Omaha over Sunday.
James Corse, who has the contract
for the federal building in Denison.
arrived the fore part of the week to
superintend the work. The interior
of the building has been plastered and
the floors are now being laid.
Pierre Schlumberger returned Sun
frovv 0pooho VvI, IN
has just completed his first year at
the Creighton Medical college. He
will remain in Denison this summer
and assist his father in the drug store
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Seemann and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Mote drove over
to Harlan Sunday afternoon for a
visit with friends. They did not re-
turn to Denison before the rain storm.
but experienced no difficulty on the
return trip. Notwithstanding the driv-
ing rain and muddy roads.
]. v. Barborka went down to Iowa
City Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with his father. He
stopped off at Cedar Rapids Sunday
evening for a few hours visit with
Oscar Benecke. Oscar has a good
position with the Hillman department
store there as window trimmer.
If you want to send letter along
with your package of merchandise in
the mails and want to be sure 1t ar
rives with the package, you can tie
your letter to the package now A re-
cent ruling of the post master general
allows you to do this. providing the
package is fully prepaid at the fourth
class rate and the letter at the first
class rate.
Over 5000 copies of the Review
were mailed last week and copy OF
the paper was received In nearly ev-
cry home in the county. A number
OF subscribers have informed us that
they like the new makeup OF the pa
per and are particularly we'll pleased
in having it in two sections for then II
can be read by different members of
the family at the same time.
J. w. Downing, editor of the Ute In
dependent. has purchased linograph
type casting machine from the manu-
facturers at Davenport. The new ma
chine is similar in many respects to
the linotype in the Review office. Ed
itor Downing has bright and newsy
paper and with the added equipment
he doubtless will serve his patrons
even better than in the past.
James Menagh visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Menagh, in Oma
ha Sunday. We understand that the
Menaghs are to engage in the dairy
business in Omaha and have pur
chased a number OF fine mich cows.
They are now erecting number OF
fine dairy barns and expect to have
one of the most modern dairy farms
in the west.
Mr.. Burrows, travelling passenger
agent for the New York Central rail
way was in Denison last week and
presented the Commercial club with
a handsome picture of their Twenti-
eth Century Limited train. The Com
mercial club rooms have been con-
siderably improved with number
OF beautiful pictures during the past
few months and it is indeed interest.
ing to visit the club and look over the
nice collection.
II. w. bdNlOTu has ltl Inc COllIuCt
for the building OF his new home OH
east Broadway and workmen are now
engaged in eXcavating for the base
ment. Mr.. Jack Jones was given the
contract for the building OF this mod
ern eight room house and expects to
have it ready for occupancy the mid
die OF August. The Bamfords will
give possession of their old home in
the near future and will occupy the
residence of Mrs. Baer until their new
home Is ready
Carl E. Richardson retrned Satur-
day afternoon from Kansas City Mo.
where he attended a big convention
of insurance men. While at Kansas
City he had the pleasure Of meeting
Mr.. NJ. Parkhurst, president OF the
Franklin Fire Insurance company. Mr..
Parkhurst congratulated Carl on the
business that he is securing for the
company and approved the work he
is doing. While at Kansas City he
saw Leslie Reiter and informs us that
Leslie is managing large cleaning
and dyeing establishment there.
The Denison Auto company has just
made arrangements with Mr.. Saggau
for the entire second story OF the
for the entire second story of the build
ing which they will occupy for use In
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