The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-07
Additional Denison news will be
found in the second section OF this is

the Ak-sarben.
Mrs. Rasmussen and sister, Anna
Stehlik, and Mrs. Kelly Rasmussen
and daughter, Clara, of West Side
were pleasant visitors in the city last
Thursday.
Mrs. Ross I.atcllaw and children, OF
| Ida Grove, visited at the James Arm
| strong home several days last week
Mr.. Latchaw drove down Saturday in
his car returning with his family the
same evening.
County attorney Bell left Monday
for Colfax, Iowa, where he has enter
cd the sanitarium. He has been sui
lering a great deal with rhuematism
and has gone to COlfaX in hopes that
he may be benefited.
Three auto loads of Glidden people
| drove to Denison Sunday morning tc
| attend services at the NJ. f.. church
| The young people were the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. Boyd at dinner, after
which they returned to their home.
Mrs. RACHEL Clarey, who underwent
an operation at the local hospita
some time ago, and who has been al
! the home of Mrs. p. Il. Flynn for the
| past few weeks, expects to be able tc
return to her home within a few days.
Mrs. r. e. Pearson and daughter,
Laura, are expected home tomorrow
from Boulder, Colo, where they have
been spending the summer We arc
pleased to report that Miss Laura was
greatly benefited by her stay out
west.
Every page of this paper is printed
right here in Denison and the inside
pages are not filed up with lot OF
truck that is OF no interest to any
one. When it comes to printing the
news of the county, this paper can
be depended upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. SERVER left
Thursday for Aberdeen, S. d., where
they will visit at tho Robert Romans
home. From there they will go to
Wisconsin for an extended visit with
friends and relatives returning to
Denison about Christmas.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Lang, who have
been looking after their property in
Crawford county and vicinity, have
returned to Denver where they are
now living in the hope that a change
of climate will be of benefit to Mrs.
Lang.
Mrs. Fred lvens, who lives at Rcd
field, S. d., is spending the week in
Denison visiting her many friends.
The Ivens family were formerly res
idents of this city Mr.. lvens being
engaged in the plumbing business
here for several years.
j. b. Lyon returned Monday eve
ming from Craig, Mo-, where he was
looking after his fine farm near there.
Mr.. Lyon sayes that he has fine corn
crop there this year and the sample
ears which he brought home look to
be as good as corn raised in this coun-
ty.
Nick Schluter, the contractor, had
the misfortune to badly injure one OF
his hands one day last week in his
power planer. Mr.. Schluter is I'M
able to do much carpenter work these
days on account OF the injury. but
hopes to remove the bandages within
o few days.
Sylvan chapter O. T.. S. will hold
memorial services at the chapter hall
next Sunday, October 18th, at 8
o'clock The deceased members are
Mrs. Carl Gronau, Mrs. E. I. Coch-
ran, Mrs. Crippen, Mrs. N. j. Wheel
er and Mrs. A. c. Weeks. Friends
are welcome to the service.
II. Shaw Van was in Omaha yester-
day taking in the Ak-Sar-Bcn. MI.
Shaw Van saw Lincoln Beachy, the
noted aviator in actual flight and said
that the performance was wonderful.
Beachy Topped the loop and stayed in
the air about twenty minutes Lying
over nearly every section OF the city.
ChaS kemming, the progressive
clothing merchant, has an advertise
ment in this issue that is sure to at
tract attention. Mr.. Kemmng says
that on Friday and Saturday he will
discount all purchases 10 per cent. We
believe that many people will take
advantage of this liberal offer and
purchase clothing in order to set the
reduction. Psit
Alton Thew arrived in Denison yes
terday morning and expects to spend
the winter in Denison with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Thew. Alton
left DcnisOn few years ago and has
been working in Portland. Ore. up
until il few months ago, when he de-
cided to take vacation and has been
enjoying vacation trip through the
Imperial valley.
Ed. Klinker, salesman nthe gents
furnishing department of the Bale
Broderson store went UP to Sioux
City Sunday for a medical cNamina-
ton and on Monday underwent an OPP
Grafton. Word was received in Deni-
son yesterday that the operation was
very successful and that he is get
ting along very nicely. 1t will be
necessary for him to remain there for
two or three weeks until the wound
is healed.
w. j. McAhren, the veteran auc-
tioneer. returned to Denison last eve
ming from an extended visit in Cali
fornia. Mr. McAhren visited his Sis
ter, Mrs. l.. 7. Carr. at Oakland for
a number of weeks and visited other
relatives and friends at San Francis
co and Los Angeles. He has been in
California since last June and enjoyed
a most needed rest, returning to Den
isOn in much better health. Mr.. Nc
Ahren tells us that he will cry sales
as usual in this locality this fall.
The Boston Ideal Opera company
closed two nights stand in Denison
last evening and both productions