The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13


Otto Vosgerau has started the cree
ton OF fine new bungalow on his lots
in the Cassaday addition. The bunsa-
low will have nine rooms and a bath,
and will have all the modern conven-
fences.
B. f. Jones, OF Mansfield, o., is
spending few days in Denison this
week visiting at the home of his Sis
ter, Mrs. o. A. Patterson. Mr.. Jones
is on his way to the coast and took
occasion to stop off in Denison for
few days.
Q. F. Tiedler, of Fairfield, Iowa, ar
rived in Dcnison Monday to take
charge of the shoe department Of the
Boys store. Mr.. Tiedler is prac-
tical salesman and understands the
shoe business thoroughly, having had
a number of years experience in this
particular line.
Miss Agatha Drummer left Monday
for Anthem, Iowa, where she has ac-
cepted a position as bOokkeeper and
cashier in a large department store.
Miss Drummer is an expert bookkeep-
er and for two years has kept books
for the Doud Milling company in this
city. Undoubtedly she will make
good in her new position.
The annual meeting OF the Wo-
mans Home Missionary, society was
held at Shenandoah last week and
Mesdames Penney. Criswell and Noel
err, delegates from the local society,
report the meeting to have been one
OF the hest in its history. Mrs. .. M.
CrisWel was elected president OF the
state association for the coming year
and Mrs. M. A. Penney was elected
to the office of corresponding secre-
tary.
Mr.. Dyson, a cousin OF Mrs. John
Mount, arrived in Denison last week
for few days visit. Mr. Dyson is an
Englishman and has been in this coun-
try for the past two years working
for the General Electric company. He
tells US that this large manufacture
ing concern is only employing half
the number Of men as usual and
and says that the slump in business
is. due to the democratic admnistra-
ton.
The J. NJ. society met with Miss
Marguerite Haush on Saturday eve
ming and enjoyed a delicious three
course dinner. which was served by
the committee at O'Clock. The guests
were seated at small tables which
were prettily decorated with violets
and hand painted place cards showed
each guest her seat. After supper the
evening was spent in playing games
and all present report the meeting a
great success.
Congressman Maurice Connolly, of
Dubuque, candidate for United States
senator from Iowa on the democratic
ticket, will be in Denison Friday fore
noon and portion of the after
noon. He is scheduled to arrive here
at $3.50 a. m. and to stay until 1905 p.
M. We imagine all the democratic
office seekers and a number of the
rank and file of the party will be on
hand to give the congressman a
hearty welcome.
Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw stopped off in
Denison several days last week for a
visit at the Gulick and Voss homes.
Mr.. Shaw has been spending the Win
ter in New York City and was on his
way to San Diego. Cali. to join his
family. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gulick, Mr..
and Mrs. C. L.. Voss and Mr.. Shaw
motored down to Jefferson Saturday
morning to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Nelson. They returned
home that evening and Mr.. Shaw left
for the west Sunday morning.
Leslie Gulick is without "a doubt
making good with the Morris Pack
ing company, of South Omaha. for
whom he has been travelling for the
past year. During the time he has
been working for them he has had
charge of the western Nebraska ter
ritory and his work there proved so
satisfactory to the officials that he
has been promoted to territory in
northern Iowa, which Of course means
a larger salary. Leslie will make his
headquarters at Mason City and will
call on the trade in towns in northern
Iowa.
The new Eubbell building just east
of the court house. is now well under
way and Il full crew OF wOrkmen are
engaged in getting the foundation ill.,.
Mr.. l.. Hubbell tells us that the build
ing will be full two stories high and
the ground floor will be fitted up for
a model store room. while the upper
floor will be devoted to offices. The
owner has not as yet rented the build
ing. but. doubtless by the time it is
completed he will have many appli-
cations for the location is one of the
best in the city.
Members of the Presbyterian church
have arranged for formal installa-
ton OF, their new pastor, Rev. John
c. Tourteilot, which will take place
at the church tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock. The meeting will be con.
Quoted by committee from the Sioux
City Presbytery and DR.. Hamilton. Of
the First church of Sioux City, will
preach the sermon. Rev. Mcintosh.
of Manila, will give the charge to the
people and Rev. j. James DePree will
be present to give the charge to the
pastor. Undoubtedly this will be
very interesting and profitable serv-
ice and everyone is cordially invited
to attend
DR.. ]. c. Robinson is now located
in his new Offices in the opera house
building, and it is a question whether
there is dental office in the state
better equipped or of more pleasing
DR.. Robinson has fitted
up two operating rooms and has in