The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23

-'Nllldfu GlllctlC arrived Ill DClllSOn
yesterday for a visit at the Cramer
nome. Willard has spent the summer
with travelling tent show playing
with the band, and has travelled
through number of the northern
states.
Alfred Rohwer was in Schleswig
Monday looking after some electric
wiring for which he has the contract.
Ralph Norris. who is travelling for
the Kelly wholesale shoe house of Des
Moines, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Denison with his family.
Mrs. George McHenry is expected
home the last OF the week from COlum
bus, Neb., where she has been for the
past two weeks. Her mother. Mrs. c.
d. Evans. is reported to be greatly
improved in health and it is now
thought that she is out Of danger.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Peter Miller residence, which is be-
ing erected just south of the George
Naeve residence on North Main
street. The foundation was complet-
ed last week and carpenters are now
engaged in erecting the fine cottage.
Sheriff Cummings and Louie Evers
took two prisoners to Fort Madison
last Friday evening. VIM. Blair, who
was given a sentence not to exceed
five years in the state penitentiary,
and Henry skinner like sentence on
charge of attempting to commit MUIR
der.
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niila, was a Denison visitor Saturday.
While in town Mr.. Dougherty took &C.
casion to advance his Review sub
scription to January. 1916. He re-
ports a very satisfactory crop, and
says he is not worrying nor losing any
sleep over the European war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell spent
last week in Marshalltown visiting
Mrs. Mitchell's mother and attending
the fair there. They returned home
Saturday accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne kuhns. who spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. The trip
was made by auto and barring the
rain they had avery pleasant outing.
Mr. ard Mrs Chas. Nields returned
Thursday from their wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. John Rachwitz entertained
them at dinner that evening. Mr..
Nields is travelling salesman for the
Omaha, and will make his headquar
tiers at Denison and has rented one of
Morris Packing company of South
the new houses erected by P. J. Far
reilly in West Denson.
Those who took part in the instala-
ton from this place We're as follows:
Mrs. S. G. Wright. Mr. and Mrs w. E.
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Boylan, Mrs.
Everett Kemp. Mrs. w. H. Laub. Mrs.
George Sprecher, Mrs. John Rohwer,
Miss Edna Stephens, Mrs. Jas. Arm
strong, Mrs. Brown Romans, Mrs. Lot
tie D. Ley. Mrs. Otto Dresselhaus.
Mrs. Frank Pfarr and Miss Edith
Sta!ey. ''"
The first football game of the sea-
son for the high school eleven will be
played at Carroll Saturday afternoon.
! The local team have been hard at
practice since the beginning of school
and believe that their team is even
better than that of last year and that
the games on their schedule. Many
they will be able to win majority of
Denison people are planning on going
to Carroll Saturday to witness the
game.
The Review has not, up to this time.
had much to say about the personel of
the several candidates on the repub-
lican ticket for the several county Of
fees. prefering to wait until in the
natural order of events the campaign
opens. We expect in the near. future
to give something of Il writeup of the
ticket and show some of the many
reasons why the republican county
ticket should be elected this fall. Else
where in the paper may be found an
account of the conference held on
Monday by the county central commit
tee. when a good attendance was had
and an encouraging spirit was shown.
One OF the -Brodersen delivery
wagons was put out of commission
this morning on account OF a runaway.
While the man in charge of the wag-
on. was delivering some merchandise
at residence in South Denison the
team started back for the store at a
leisurely trot and when they walked
into the alley back of the Balle-BrOd-
ersen store pile of boxes fell over.
striking the team. They started out
on the run and went east up the alley
back of the opera house. where the
wagon upset and the team finally
was brought to stop. The wagon,
which is a new one and has only been
in use few weeks. was badly dam
aged.
Word has been received in Denison
from Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hugg. stating
that they would sail for home about
the 18th of September on the steam
ship Lucetania This boat was due
to arrive in New York last Friday and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugg eX-
pect them to reach Denison within a
day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Hugg have
been visiting relatives at Colmar. AL
sace-Lorraine. since the last of July
and arrived there only few days
before war was declared For sveral
days they were in the thick of the
fighting and Colmar was taken by the
French only to be re taken by the
Germans Il few days later. Relatives
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugg are elated over
the fact that they were able to leave
war stricken Europe.
Herman Cassebarth has received
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