The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28

House for rent. Ask j. p. Conner.
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j. W. Roush, of Dunlap. is IA bust
less caller in Denison today.
w. j. Cochran is spending the week
at st. Joe. Mo. visiting friends.
Mrs. j. II. Gable visited her sister,
Mrs. Hamling. in Boone Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Loring, OF Dow City, is
4 Denison visitor this afternoon.
Miss Emma Schwartz Of Schles-
wig, was a Denison shopper yesterday
afternoon.
The VIM. Dethlefsen family are
busy this week moving their house
hold goods into their new home in
West DenisOn.
Mrs A. A. Barber was over from
Manila yesterday shopping and call
ing on friends in the city
\ war tax" is another name for a
deficit tax But for the latter the
former never would have been needed.
Most of the new gymnasium equip
ment is now in place in the old opera
are already making use OF it.
Howard Faulkner returned to his
home at Helena, Ark. today after a
pleasant two weeks visit in DenisOn
with his sisters. Mrs. l.. l.. Bond and
Mrs. J. G. Wygant.
Miss Decide Patterson closed very
successful term of school in center.
Paradise. and left for her home at
Rodney She is one OF the county's
most popular teachers.
Messrs. b. +. Philbrook. H. L. Fitch.
Chas. Bollen, Fl. J. Cummings. G. T..
Caswell and w. =. Terry motored
over to Charter Oak Monday evening.
where they attended Il meeting OF the
Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Mary Herris was hostess to
the ladies OF the German Priscilla
club yesterday afternoon. a most de-
lightful afternoon was spent with
fancy work, after which delicious re-
fresliments were served.
The Denison ladies attending the
grand chapter OF o. r. $. in session
at Waterloo this week are: MesdameS
Geo. Sprecher. $. q. Wygant. Boylan.
Terry. Kemp. johnson. Gebert Phil
brook and Miss Ella Harding.
Mr.. c. Green underwent an opera
ton at the local hospital SATURDAY. and
is reported TO be rapidly improving.
Three weeks ago he underwent IL
minor operation at the hospital in
Denison for some other trouble.
Cecil Hecht went down to Omaha
the first OF the week. where he will
undergo an operation. Cecil has been
suffering for several weeks with his
arm which was broken and it WAS de-
| cided that an operation will be neces-
sary in order to relieve the trouble.
Ralph Norris. who is travelling for
the Kelly wholesale shoe company OF
Des Mones. is spending this week in
| Denison with his family. The Norris
family expect to get moved into their
new home on East Broadway within
two weeks
The regular October teachers exam
| nations are being held at the county
superintendent office in the court
house today and will continue Thurs
| day and Friday. In the neishborhood
| OF sixty teachers are here taking the
examinations.
Barney Otto, the faithful city car
Tier. is enjoying a vacation up in Min
nesota this week He writes Deni-
son friends that he is having some
mighty fine hunting and fishing. John
Lee, Il student at the Denison college,
ing Barneys absence.
Mr. August Rodewald and Miss Rose
Pilhan. OF Charter Oak. were married
at the German Lutheran parsonage
last Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
VIM. Frcse. The happy couple will
make their home at Charter Oak, at
which place the groom is employed
in Il garage.
Mrs. Thos. Mcbride, OF Defiance, ac-
companied Miss Della Mcbride TO Den.
ison last Friday for few days visit
at the home of her son. w. y. Nc
Bride. Rev Mangrun drove them
over from Defiance. They returned
to Defiance Sunday. accompanied by
". n. Mcbride in his car
Harry Meyers and Roy Gebert ac-
companied the football team to Boone
Friday. where they witnessed the
game with the high school eleven of
that place. That evening they went
TO Ames. where they remained until
Saturday afternoon visiting Harold
Norman. who is attending the State
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Austin. who reside
near Clara. Idaho. arrived in Denison
last week for visit with their daush-
ter. Mrs. John Brown. and Mrs.
Austin's sister Mrs. George Davis.
The Austins left Denison about four
years ago and purchased an so acre
tract OF land near Clara, where they
nave since been living. Mr.. Austin
is enjoying the best OF health and says
that both he and his wife have been
greatly benefited by the western eli
mate. They will remain in Denison
for two or three weeks.
J. I'll. Kelly. private secretary of
Congressman Woods. is in the city.
He is here to boost the congressman
and as he has a bewitching influence
on The Younger voters. pSDecially in