The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17

weeks visit at the home of her daugh,
ter, Mrs. S. j. Nelson.
Miss Ethel Cook. who has been at.
tending a young ladies seminary al
Oxford, Ohio, returned last week tC
spend the summer vacation with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook.
County Supt. +. N. Olry has asked
us to announce through the columns
of the Review that the regular June
teachers examination will be held at
his offices in the court house June
Gath, 25th and Goth.
Miss Ruth Ashby arrived last eve
ming from Fairmont, Neb.. for visit
with her mother, Mrs S. +. Ashby, at
the j. p. Conner home. Miss Ashby
will visit relatives at Mt. Carmel, ILL.,.
while her mother is abroad.
DR.. Emma tombstone and daughter
Miss Henrietta, were called to Clar-
india last week on account of the
death of Dr.. Johnstone's mother. Miss
tombstone returned to Denison the
latter part of the week while her moth
er remained.
Miss Edith Messenbrink entertain
ed the Rebekah sewing circle Friday
afternoon and also a number of invit-
ed guests. Music and readings furn-
ished the entertainment after which a
delicious two course lunch was serv
cd.
The beautiful residence of B. J. Sib-
bert on East Chestnut street has been
considerably improved the. past week
with a fine coat of white paint. Mr.
Sibbert takes great pride in his resi-
dence property and has one of the
best kept lawns in the city.
w. a. McIIenry has placed a claim
against the Illinois Central railroad
for killing one OF his fine Aberdeen
Angus heifcrs one day last week. II
seems that the animal got through
the fence and onto the right of way
and was killed by train. The value
Of the animal is placed at $500.
We call attention to the advertise
ment on page Of the second section
of this issue Of the Cedar Valley rae
ing circuit. which will hold races at
jefferson June 23d, Gath and 25th
Many fine races have been scheduled
for the three days and doubtless many
Crawford county people will be in at
tendance.
John Rice, connected with the Nc
Mahon Carnival company, was com
PEELED to remain in Denison this week
on account OF sickness. Rice received
4 bad bruise while working one day
last week and infection set in and it
was thought advisable for him to re-
main here under the doctors care un.
til the trouble was overcome
w. A. Lamborn left Monday for
Kansas City to attend the annual con-
vention of ReXall drug dealers. Each
year the ReXall Drug company issues
tickets to dealers and the one holding
the lucky number is given an auto
mobile. Mr.. Lamborn is expecting to
hold the lucky number this year and
doubtless will return overland in the
ca.
Misses Edith and Julia Nordholn
closed their schools in HANOVER town
ship, districts Nos. 1 and 5, last Fri
day, when the pupils and a large num-
Der OF friends and parents enjoyed
the fine program that had been ar
ranged for their entertainment. Botl
young ladies will leave Thursday for
Chicago, where they will visit rela.
tives and friends for several months
Miss Edith Nordholm will go to Oma.
ha about September LIST to take bus
mess course at Doyle's college.
In another column in this issue will
be found the complete list of the dele
gates to the different county conven.
tons to be held in Denison, Saturday
June 9th. The list includes republi
can, democratic and progressive dele
gates. and is published as a matter OF
news. The republican convention viii
be held in the assembly room of the
county superintendent office. the
democrats will meet in the court room
We are unable to learn where the
meeting of the progressives will be
held.
John Nehls and Louie Evers left
Thursday for Denver on vacation
trip. They are making the trip over.
land in Mr.. Nehls' big roadster. bu,
from reports received from them III
western Nebraska they are not max
ing much progress. They have writ
ten friends that travelling in western
Nebraska is hard proposition these
days on account of heavy rains anG
bridges and culverts having been wash
ed out, making the trip most diff
cult one.
Chas. Bray has given up the idea OF
becoming a railway mail clerk and has
decided that he would rather remain
here in Denison and serve his patrons
out on route seven. Charley went tC
Dubuque last week and spent two OF
three days investigating the situation
and from financial standpoint could
not see where he was lettering him
self by accepting the position as rail.
way mail clerk. The officials could
not guarantee him a steady position
for some time to come and it would
mean considerable hard work and q
great deal of experience before he
could secure salary equal to what
he is now getting as rural mail car
ricr. His patrons on route seven are
more than pleased that he will con
tinue to serve them.
The Denison Bottling works is
about the busiest place in Denisor
these days and a full force of men are
engaged in the manufacture of pure
and sparkling soda for the summer