The Denison review., 1915-03-24

James and Edmund O'Brian We're
over from Ute Sunday spending the
day with friends.
nilla Monday attending to some bust
ness matters at the county capital.
Mrs. J. G. Pearse returned to her
home at Dewitt last Saturday after a
pleasant two weeks visit in Denison
with her mother, Mrs. e. H. Wood.
Mrs. VIM. Gates and little daughter.
of Sioux City, arrived in Denison this
week for brief visit at the home o!
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stainin-
ger.
Mrs. John Flahive, ST., who has been
so sick the past weeks, shows very
little improvement and relatives and
friends are considerably exercised
over her condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brandt. who re.
side at Odebolt, arrived in Denison
the latter part of the week for a few
days visit at the home OF their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Chet L. Smith.
Miss Clara SERVER, who is teaching
in the public schools at Omaha, is ex
pected in Denison the latter part OF
the week for a weeks visit at the pa
rental. w. J. SERVER, home.
Mr.. John L. Richardson, who has a
position as doorkeeper at the state
capitol building at Des Moines, spent
several days last week in Denison Wis
iting friends. He returned to Des
Moines Friday.
Chas.. Goswiller and family, who
have been living in Sac county, moved
to Denison this week and will make
their future home here. They will
occupy the residence property just
south of the central school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Pierce went to
Dow City Sunday, where they spent
a pleasant day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McHenry. Mr.. and Mrs
McHenry were celebrating the, thirty
Isecond anniversary OF their marriage
Sunday was the first day Of spring
and since spring has officially been
ushered in we have been enjoying
much inilder weather. Robins have
|already made their appearance and it
viii not be- long before the hum OF the
carpet beater Will be heard.
MI. d. Vannier, the assessor OF
Goodrich township, informs the Re.
view that he completed the census OF
that township Friday morning. He
lteilss us that the population OF Good.
rich is COZ and that % babies we're
born in the township last year.
Professor Volkman: Superintendent
OF the public schools at. Schleswig was
La Denison caller last Friday. He had
been On a trip I'd various towns in the
county talking TO the superintendents
Of the school board in regard to his
candidacy for county superintendent
Or schools
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Miller, left Mon
Iday evening for Rochester, Minn., at
Which place Mrs. Miller will consult
specialists In regard to her. health
she has been in poor health for sew
eral weeks and if an operation is
necessary to bring relief she. will have
| II performed White there.
I. W, Lochmjlier., who recently
moved here from Manila, has secured
the agency for the Indian motorcycle
and has rflachines ON display at the
Model Electric office on East Broad.
way. Mr.. Lochmiller is very enthus.
iastic over this particular make OF
motor bike and is using some adver.
tising space III this issue Of the Re.
view to tell about the machine.
Rev. Williams, pastor OF the Baptist
church, went down to Des Moines the
first Of the week and upon the invita-
ton OF Representative P. j. Klinkel
had the pleasure OF opening the sess.
ion OF the state legislature with q
prayer on Tuesday morning, and this
morning the session of the state SEN
ate. 1t was high compliment paid
the local minister. which no doubt is
appreciated.
A small blaze at the Henry Hen,
nings home on East Chestnut street
called out the fire department Monday
evening shortly after s o'clock, but
before they arrived at the scene the
fire had been eXtinguished. A lamp
sitting on the sitting room table caught
the lace curtains on fire and quite a
blaze started before it was discover
ed. The window sash was badly
burned, but the damage was very
slight.
J. N. Dean has been busy this week
taking motion pictures here in Deni-
son, which will be thrown on the
screen at the Germania opera house
some time next week. He proposes
to take number of different scenes,
showing street scenes, public build
ings, schools. churches and different
business houses. 1t Will certainly be
novelty to see motion pictures of
Denison and it should prove to be a
most interesting film. We understand
that Mr.. Dean will endeavor to sell
the feature film to the city so that it
can be shown at nearby towns for ad-
vertising purposes.
Messrs. Savery & Mitchell, propri-
etors of the Denison bOttling works,
believe in keeping UP with the times,
and are not slow in installing up to
date machinery to facilitate in main
tanning one Of the best establishments
of its Kind in this part Of the state.
This week they have installed bot
Ting machine which is almost human
as far as accuracy and speed are con-
cerned, in filling bottles and fastening