The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21
Miss Birdie Bertram, of Buck Grove,

Miss Birdie Bertram, of Buck Grove,
is Denison visitor today.
Alva Stiner, of West Side, transact
cd business in Denison Monday.
Mr.. John M,vnm, of West Side, was
in Denison today having dental work
done.
Mrs. Otto Waite is over from Buck
Grove today doing some shopping and
visiting with friends.
Miss Eva Weber, of Omaha, is Wis
iting in Denison this week at the
home of her cousin, Miss Rhea Cum.
mings.
Miss Joy Dcwcll, OF Missouri Valley,
arrived in the city today for few
days visit at the home of Miss Mar.
jorie Lyon.
DR.. w. e. Kemp, of Sigourncy, at
tended the funeral of his brother, DR..
T.. D. Kemp, in Denison on Saturday
OF last week.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Black, of Nichols
Iowa, arrived in the city Tuesday for
a few days visit with her brothe.
Attorney c. J. WEIGH.
Miss Margaret Norval, of. Seward
Neb., arrived in Denison Monday eve.
ming for weeks visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Curry.
Mrs. L. A. Grason and daughter
Florence, arrived in Denison Sunday
from their home in Clinton, H., to
spend several weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Kemp, of Cedar
Rapids, were in Denison the latter part
of last week to be in attendance, at
the funeral OF their son, DR.. E. d
Kemp.
Mrs. e. d. Kemp, son. Warren. and
daughter, Katherine, left Monday 10,
Lacey. where they will visit at the
home Of Mrs. kemp's aunt, later going
to Cedar Rapids to visit with relatives
Gus Schurke, living north of Deloit
lost seven head Of cattle by lightning
Hast Saturday. The stock was insured
in the German Mutual Insurance com
pany, and the loss therefore will not
be total
We have been asked TO announce
that Rev. Wilkens, who is manager OF
the chautauqua in Denison this week
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church on next Sunday morning and
will preach the morning sermon.
Mr.. Ed Mesenbrink, Of Dow City
came up to Denison Sunday to spend
the day at the home of Mrs. Mesen-
Drinks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McGrin
Mrs. Mesenbrink, who had been at the
parental home for short visit, re.
turned with him in the evening.
Miss Flo Caswell returned the lat.
ter part of last week from Oberlin, O.,
where she has been attending the con.
servatory at Oberlin college. Miss
Caswcll graduated from the conserva.
tory in June and remained for the sum
mer session in order to take addition
al work in the college.
The rain storm of Saturday night
was the most severe of the season,
and the large amount of water falling
caused the rivers to fill very rapidly.
a continuance in rise was noticeable
all day Sunday and Monday morning
the West Boyer was more than three
feet deep on both sides Of the big iron
bridge
DR.. J. NJ. johnson has discontinued
his practice in Denison and has re-
moved to Forsythe, Neb., where he in.
tends to locate and practice his pro.
fession 1t will be remembered that
DR.. johnson came to Denison some
time ago and entered into partnership
with Dr. Townsend with Offices in the
Gulick block. DIR. Townsend will con
tinue to practice at this place.
Many from Denison and vicinity
arc in Omaha this week attending
the annual sacngerfest. 1t is estimat
cd that one hundred went from Deni
son alone. Delegations from Iowa
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota. Colorado, Kansas. Mis-
souri, and Nebraska are attending
Many of the most noted German mu
sicians of the nation will take part
in the program.
Misses Velma and Alice Lawren
sen. OF Albany, Ore, are visiting al
tho home of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Riddle, in Denison. The young ladies
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
llauu JoTuall, MIC tSlOPpeu OH d.
Council Bluffs to visit with relatives
The trip was made by auto and was q
most interesting and pleasant one
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan are expected in
this city the fore. part OF next week.
This week closes the summer school
at the college and Professor VanNess
says it has been one of the most sue
ccssful terms ever held. The attend
ance has been large and the interest
taken in the work has been of the
best. Monday afternoon the class in
agriculture went down to the McHen
ry farm and viewed the fine stock
and looked over the excellent crops
The fall term of the, college will com
mcnce August 31st.