The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14

at Streeter, ILL.,, arrived in the city
this afternoon for few days visit
at the Chas. Bollen home.
DR.. Marshall, president of the Pres
byterian Theological seminary at Oma
ha, occupied the pulpit at the Presby
terian church in this city last Sunday
both at the morning and evening serv
ices.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Maxwe.. and
two children spent last week in Den
ison visiting the North and Albert
homes. lney will move to the Max
we'll homestead in Vail to make their
future home.
At meeting of the stockholders OF
the new opera house company at the
Saggau hall Monday afternoon officers
of the company for the coming year
were elected, and other important bus
mess was transacted.
Mrs. j. T. Haugh and the Misses
Margaret Champion, Minnie Rinins-
land and Margaret Clark were in Vail
last evening attending joint install
lation of the w. C. o. F. lodge. They
returned to Denison on the morning
train. +.
John Hugg returned last week from
Platte, S. D., where he attended the
wedding of his brother, Matt M. Hugg
to Miss Cora E. Hope, which took
place on New Years day. His father,
Mr.. George Hugg, returned to Deni-
son with him for an extended visit.
The Young Ladies' Sodality have
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dance in their new hall on Friday
evening of this week. Invitations
have been issued for the affair and a
pleasant evening is being anticipated
by those who have been invited.
Mrs. Seymour Bond left last Thurs
day for Rochester MINI. where she
will consult the Drs. Mayo in regard
to her health. We are advised that
she will undergo an operation some
time the last of the week to relieve
her from some throat trouble with
which she has been suffering for some
time.
John Tamm went down to Omaha
Thursday to purchase new Studebak-
er IS" and drove the car home that
evening. Mr.. Tamm tells us that the
Lincoln highway is in excellent con-
dition between here and Omaha and
that he found the route marked the
entire distance except in Crawford
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael OConnor re-
turned to their home in Kansas City
the fore part of the week after spend
ing the holidays in Denison with his
mother and brothers. This was Mrs.
O'Connors first visit to Denison for
six years and she was much surprised
to see how the city had grown since
she visited here last.
E. A. Wolf, of the Crawford County
Telephone company, returned Wednes-
day from Holbrook, Neb., where he
and Mrs. Wolf spent the holidays. In
cidentally this was Mr.. VOLTS first
vacation in two years and half. He
is one of the best, most likeable fell
lows the telephone company has ever
had, and he is always on the job.
Frank Staley was quite badly hurt
Monday morning when the gasoline
speeder on which he was riding in COM
pany with Dean Talcott and Louis Gal
land left the track and threw the three
men out on the Northwestern right
of way near Arion. Staley's head was
badly cut up and his limbs badly bruis-
ed Galland sustained more serious
injuries as the machine passed over
his body
County Supt. F. N Olry tells us that
there are still four schools in the
county that are without teachers. He
has written to fifteen different county
superintendent in hopes of securing
teachers to fill the vacancies, but from
the replies which he has received it
is evident that Crawford county is not
the only county in the state that is
experiencing scarcity of school in
structors.
County Supt F. N. Olry and State
Supt. A. NJ. Deyoe, of Des Moines,
were in Kiron Monday, where they
spoke at large mass meeting which
was called to discuss the proposition
of a consolidated school district. Su-
perintendent Olry reports that over
three hundred people attended the
meeting and listened to the talks that
were made in regard to the proposition
which will be voted on next Satur-
day. While there is considerable op-
position to the consolidation plan, it
is thought that it will carry.
We are in receipt of the Ell Centre
Progress, new daily paper published
at Ell Centre, Imperial county, Cali,
in which we note splendid writeup
concerning former citizen of Deni-
son, Mr.. George w. Heston, Jr. For
some years past Mr.. Heston has been
at the head of large realty company
at Ocean Beach. Cali, but has recent
ly been given the entire management
of the D. c. Collier company with Of
fees at Ell Centre. Mr.. Heston has
gained considerable knowledge and
experience in the realty business and
his many Denison friends are pleased
at his promotion.
At the January meeting of the
board of supervisors, Ed Ebert was
elected chairman for the year 1914.
The following appointments were
made: For overseeing poor of the city
of Denison, J. T. Carey; fuel and sup