The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
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, ison business caller today.
Chris Mesenbrink visited with his
mother in Earling over Sunday.
Mrs. Tony Miller, of Charter Oak
spent Monday here visiting friends.
Mrs. c. L. Voss returned Thursday
; from Jefferson, where she visited he1
sister, Mrs. S. j. Nelson, several days
Hon. H. w. Byers, former attorney
general of Iowa, was here Tuesday in
connection with the case of Eshe1
against Carroll county.
Miss Alice Silk returned to her
home at Albian, Neb last Thursday
after pleasant weeks visit with her
sister, Miss Grace Silk.
Mr.. M. L. Edginton, formerly of Ell.
dora, has come to Crawford county tn
live and will occupy the Riddle farm.
Immediately south of Denison.
VIM. Slavery, one of the proprietors
of the Denison Bottling works, is
spending this week in Burlington at
tending the meeting of the Iowa State
Boilers association.
The members of the Moose lodge
together with their lady friends. en-
joyed dance at the Saggau hall on
Monday evening. Light refreshments
were served late in the evening and
everyone present thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion.
John Rachwitz returned Sunday
evening from Omaha, where he en-
joyed a weeks vacation visiting rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Rachwitz had
not taken a rest from his duties at
the meat market for over a year and
secured the services of G. M. Jensen
during his absence.
The Denison Betting works is pre-
pairing for the rush season which will
soon be upon them. The fore part of
the week they received car load of
bottles from Kansas City, Mo-, and
before many weeks they hope to have
them filled with sparkling soda and in
the hands of their customers in west
ern Iowa.
Review will be found a statement
showing the condition OF the Arion
State bank at the close of business on
January 2Sth. The total amount of
deposits in this bank amounts to con-
siderable over $4,000, which shows
| the confidence in which it is held by
the people in that locality.
U. G. Johnson dropped into Den
! ison one day last week while On his
| way from Redfield, S. d., to Marshall
town. stopping over night at the j..
p. Jones home His many Denison
friends were pleased to see him and
also to know that he has entered pol
itics in the state of South Dakota, be-
ing a candidate for state represent
alive from his district on the republi.
can ticket.
We are in receipt of marked copy
of the Laurel Sentinel, published at
Laurel, Mont which contains an &C
count of the wedding of H. ii. Glenn
mons and Miss kathern Clary, which
took place in Billings, Mont, on Tues
day of last week. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mrs. S. Clary.
who lived in Denison for a number OF
years. They will reside on farm IN
the vicinity of Laurel.
A deal was consumated last week
whereby Will Gibson becomes the
owner of the DR.. P. j. Brannon house
located just north of the Pautsch
Bros. implement house, the consldera
ton being $500. Mr.. and Mrs. Glib,
son will take possession of their new
home March 1st The Brannons have
not decided on new location, but 1t
is probable that they will erect new
home in the spring.
Mr.. Henry Schmidt, of Goodrich
township, was a pleasant caller at this
office the fore part of the week and
called our attention to an error which
was made in the writeup OF his son
marriage in the last issue. through
some mistake in this office the item
read Henry Schmidt instead of Louie,
and in order to make peace with Mrs.
Henry Schmidt we take this means OF
correcting the error. Henry tells us
that his friends were loath to believe
!, that he had taken another helpmate
and he is anxious to set them right on
the matter.
Mr.. Henry Oatman, father of Mrs
p. H. Rank, of this city, passed away
at his home in Guthrie Center, Iowa
on last Wednesday at the advanced
age of SO years, his death being pr
marily due to old age. Besides MI
aged wife he leaves to mourn nj:
death two children, L. H. Oatman, liy
ing at Guthrie Center, and Mrs. r. II
> Rank, of this city. Funeral services
= were held last Thursday at the Meth
;, odist church. conducted by Rev. A
J. Mathews, his pastor. Mrs Henri!
Oatman returned to Denison with he
5 daughter the first of the week and viii
make her home here for the present
Denison has voted to own it's ligh
Y plant, and thereby the town has takel
: another step forward in the moderni2
i. ing of it's city government. The TIM
| seems to be at hand when the town
l and later the states will own thel
utilities, the same as now they owl
9 their jails and schools. 1t is the prop
, err plan. There is every reason to be
: lieve that city council can manag
: a lighting plant as we'll as the othe
, affairs of the city, and to say that the,
: will steal from it is only saying tina
| they will also steal from the city an
= from their neighbors. We are not II
T.. q mood to make such an assertion