The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Sears McHenry left Monday after
noon for Columbus, Neb. His daugh
ter, Miss Margaret, underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis there yestcr-
day morning, which proved to be very
successful.
w. A. McHenry and daughter, Miss
Abbie. left Friday for Lake Okoboli,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer at their cottage. Chas.
Scemann and William McHcnly ac-
companied them.
Ex-Governor Frank Jackson n
family, of Des Moines, stopped Off in
Denison over night Friday. The
party were making the trip overland
in their machine and were on their
way to Sioux City to attend the races
Homer McWilliams, Of Charter
Oak, who was injured in an automo,
bile accident east of Denison Wednes-
day morning. returned to his home
last Friday. Fortunately his injuries
did not prove to be serious and out
side of being badly bruised he is as
well as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Jacobsen left on
Saturday for Council Bluffs, where
they are enjoying few days vaca-
ton. Mr.. Jacobsen went to Dow City
Tuesday evening to install the new
officers of the Odd Fellow lodge. He
will also be at Charter Oak this eve
ming to install officers there.
County Attorney Andrew Bell is
still confined to his home with rher-
matSm, and while his condition is
much improved he is not able to be
up town to attend to his duties at the
court house Andrew is having long
siege and his many friends are hop
ing that he may soon be up and about.
The Review this week is printing
the statements oi the condition OF
three Crawford county banks, First
National and Crawford County State
bank of Don;sOn and the AriGn State
bank All three of the banks are III
good condition ana enjoying Il large
| business. Readers OF this paper
should peruse these statements.
Rcv. j. II. Scnseney went up to
! Rochester, Mimi Monday evening l.
spend few days with his daughter
| Miss Eva, who is confined in a hos
! pital there after Il recent operation.
| We are glad to report that Miss t.Ni
| is rapidly regaininS her strength ana
will be able to return home very soon.
Luman Sewell arrived home today
| from Amcs, where he has been attend
| ing the summer session OF the State
Agricultural college He Will remain
| in Denison until September with his
mother. Mrs. L. A. Sewell He has
accepted Il position as instructor i'll
the public schools at bedford, Iowa.
The c. NJ Jensen family expect to
get moved to Carroll by the middle
of next week where they will make
their future home. They have rented
4 nice home at that place. Mr.. Jensen
recently purchased Il half interest i'll
the Electric laundry at Carroll and
has been spending most Of his time
tllrc for the PAST two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scemann left
Friday morning for Lincoln after hav-
ing spent several days in Denison Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte
SCemann. They will so to Superior.
Neb., this week, where they will make
their future home, George is connect
ed with the First National bank of
that place, holding the position of
cashier.
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Deuison may well be proud OF her
liyemcu's team which she sent TO Man
,;n" TO take part IN the eight annual
tournament of the Interstate Fire
mems ASSOCIATION. and while the bows
did not win first place in the number of
points in the two DAYS events, %
noints wore scored TO her credit. g,y-
inc Denison seconu place. Uanison
came home with SIG. 30 Of the nrize
money and the bows felt we'll rcuaiu
for their efforts.
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