The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-08-18

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of his residence on the corner OF
Washington Ave. and Walnut street
Mr.. Miller intends to build a modern
cottage on this excellent site this fall
Mr.. Sears McHenry and son, William
departed Sunday for Bradenbury
Sask, Canada. where they will spend
two weeks looking after the land in
terests of Mr.. W. A. McHenry.
Hans Arff, who lived at Charter Oak
for number of years, was in Deni
son Saturday, stopping off here on his
way to Texas for visit with friends
Mr.. ART is now living at Mitchell, s
D., and was going to Texas on a land
deal
Mrs. Morris Schofield, who resides
at Gardena, Cali, is a pleasant guest
at the c. ID. Miller home. Mrs. Soho
field will be better remembered by
Denison people as Miss Anna Owens
who formerly lived in Soldier town
ship.
Three more drivers of automobiles
were arrested last Wednesday after
noon for not driving their cars around
] the cement posts at the intersections
according to law. All three have been
fined $500 and they no doubt will bt
more careful in the future.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Jones left Monday for
San Diego, Cali, where she will make
an extended visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs Adelbert Jones. She ex
poets to attend the exposition at San
Francisco before returning home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims returned
the first of the week from q two
weeks vacation trip, which they
kspept visiting their son, James in Chi,
cago and at points in Michigan. They
report most enjoyable time while
away.
We have been requested to announce
that the usual Sunday services will be
held at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. Mr.. Jacob Sims will
speak on 1.-THE Heroism OF the Com
mon Life" Sunday school will be
held at HAS and Christian Endeavor
at Z o'clock in the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter and
little daughter returned Sunday eve
ming from two weeks vacation trip.
They spent most of the time at Esca-
iaba, Mich, where Mr.. Carpenter en-
loved some good fishing. On the way
home they stopped off at Chicago and
Iowa City for visit with friends.
| Ben Lawson, at one time a resident
of Manila and later OF Dunlap, but
Inow resident of Adams county, North
Dakota, was in town for a few days
this week on business. He is most
enthusiastic over the prosperous con-
dition of western North Dakota this
years and says that the crop exceeds
anything for number of years.
Mr.. r. w. Weberg tells US that he
has been yselling some mighty fine
Enroc Jersey boars this summer. Mr..
Iinke, of Wayne, Neb., but formerly
a resident of kiron, was in Denison
| recently and purchased very fine an
imal. Mr.. Weberg is planning on
, holding sale of spring boars some
time this fall.
Mrs. l.. A. Sewell and son. Luman,
returned last week from six weeks
"trip to the Pacific coast. They spent
a greater portion of their time at Sc
attle, Wash, where they visited her
daughter, Mrs. Wilson Kipp. Mrs.
Kipp accompanied her mother and
brother to San Francisco and San Qi-
ego to visit the expOsitiOns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Temple and son.
Tom, of Boone, motored to DenisOn
last Wednesday for few days visit
| ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Temple. They left here Friday. ac-
lcompanied by w. X. Temple. for Sioux
City for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ).
A. OFT. Mr.. Temple returned home
Monday afternoon, the rest OF the
party leaving with their car for Lake
Okoboji.
Miss Ruby Norman is carrying her
left arm in sling this week, the re-
suit of a fall which she had at her
home Sunday noon. Miss Norman was
going down the stairway from the
front porch when she slipped and tell.
dislocating one of the bones at her
elbow. The injury was a most pain
fnl one. but has not interferred with
her duties at the ]. B. Romans COM
pany's office.
DR.. A. II. Rosburg, wife and little
baby went up to Sioux City SATURDAY
for an over Sunday visit at the home
Of his parents. Word reached Deni-
son Monday that the doctor was hurt
while riding in a machine Sunday al
ternoon and will not be able to return
to Denison for few days. 1t seems
that the machine skidded in the mud.
DIV roads and DIR. -Rosburg wrenchea
| his back when he endeavored TO Keep
the machine in the road.
Charles Helsley, who is filling the
| pulpit at the Methodist church at
Orillia, during the absence OF the reg
ular pastor, spent Sunday in benson
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ALBERT
Helsley. On Sunday morning ne
preached at the Methodist church 10
large congregation and made most
favorable Impression. Charles grauu'
ted last year from Simpson coliese
and has accepted position as teacher
in the high school at Clarinda ior the
coming year.
DR. C. w. Carr received word carry
in the week from Canada that nan
storm had destroyed 400 acres OF gram
which was of fine quality and alh'os.
ripe. He took the train at once anu
by this time is we'll on his way 10 tlle
! locality where the crop was srowh'
The Carr brothers were fortunate 10
have Insurance sufficient to pr0tect