The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-01
Walter Schroeder was down from
Schleswig Saturday transacting bust


for Wall Lake, where they will make
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. Pearse, OF Dewitt, Iowa, ar
rived in Denison yesterday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. E. II. Wood.
Mrs. Wood was taken seriously i'll on
Sunday. but we are pleased to be able
to report that she is greatly improved
today.
Henry Plough, of Boyer township,
was placed under $1O0 peace bonds at
Arion last Wednesday afternoon in
Justice Stilson's court Trailer Walk
err appeared for the county on account
OF the illness of County Attorney An
drew Bell.
Harold Silletto, who operated the
Review Linotype evenings, left early
this morning for Lake View where he
will enjoy two weeks vacation.
Harold has been employed at the Re-
view office for the past year and is
making good as linotype operator.
Mrs. Tom Norris and Mrs Frank
Woolston together with the party of
young ladies they have been chap
eroning at Lake View for the past
ten days, returned to Denison yester-
day. From all reports they enjoyed
royal good time and kept their moth
ers here at home busy baking to keep
their larder replenished, at the lake.
Miss Eva Senscney was operated
on yesterday at the hospital at Ro-
chester, Mimi, and word sent to Den
ison yesterday was to the effect that
the operation was most successful.
Denison the last of the week, but Mrs.
Senseney will remain with her daugh.
ter until she is able to leave the hos
pital.
The post Office boys expect to have
moving day about the first of August,
when they will move into the new fed.
eral building. While the building is
far from being completed at this time,
be ready for occupancy by the last OF
this month. Many Of the fixtures are
the work is being pushed and should
already in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Conner and Mrs
S +. Ashby sailed last Saturday morn
ing from New York City on the steam
ship Minneapolis OF the Atlantic
Transport line for London. They left
Denison last Wednesday evening and
stopped off day in Washington for
visit with friends there. They will
visit in London, Paris and Brussels re-
turning to Denison the latter part of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rollins, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Rollins and daugh-
ter and Robert Rollins motored to
Carroll Sunday. The trip was made
in order that Mr. w. c. Rollins might
inspect the Lincoln highway between
Denison and that place, and he reports
the route to be in excellent condition
Considerable grading has been done
east of West Side and the route is
we'll marked with the Lincoln highway
insignia.
In the last weeks issue of the Re-
view we published list of those who
would graduate from the rural schools
next Thursday. The name of Miss
Alta Schafer did not appear in the
list owing to the fact that the papers
were not sent in time to include her
name with the others. She is grad
uate of District No. 1. Paradise town
ship her teacher being Miss Gladys
McCord.
Manager Peter Krauth, of the Ger
mania opera house, has secured q fea-
ture film consisting Of seven reels,
portraying the wars OF civilization
Indian wars-refought by the United
States ARMY, and which will be pre-.
scented on Monday evening, July 9th.
This is said to be the most wonderful
photo drama ever staged and it will
take almost two and a half hours to
throw the seven reels upon the screen
Colonel Cody (Buffalo Bid takes an
important part in the series, as we'll
as a number Of prominent army Off
GERS. A charge Of 10 and 20 cents
will be made for this fine feature film.
Walter Kitson and Harry Meyers
have completed the work of painting
the Lincoln highway signs in the ter
ritory adjacent to Denison, and the
last sign was painted on Monday OF
this week. 1t required several weeks
to paint the poles along the route and
it is now we'll marked from two miles
west of Vail to the county farm near
Arion. Almost every telephone pole
east Of Denison bears a red, white and
blue Lincoln highway sign and it is a
pleasing sight to view the long strings
OF poles with their pretty markers.
West of the city not so many of the
poles were painted, but tourists will
be able to follow the route without any
difficulty.
The local ball club will play no
game on the fourth. This was decid- |
ed upon by the management, mas
much as the team has had very little |
practice and would MAKE poor show
ing before clubs that have already |
been playing for several weeks. A |
game had been scheduled with Man |
ming Tor the morning of the fourth at |
Manning. and another one with Dow
City in the afternoon. 1t had been |
hoped to indulge in practice on the |
new diamond, but as the field was not
completed this was out of the ques
ton. Work of getting the field down
to grade has been going on for several
days and, weather permitting, will be
completed by the last of this week.
Clarence Chamberlin is now nicely |
located in his new quarters in the |