The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

A deal was consumated the fore
part OF the week whereby Mr.. John
Holtorf became the owner Of the NJ
E. Lies residence property located on
North Main street. The consideration
was $275O. 4
Mrs C. F. Cassaday is recovering
nicely from her recent injuries. She
can, with help, take few steps, and
is as proud OF the achievement as any
OF her young grandchildren ever were
Of their first walking. 4
Mr.. George Cole, who has been visit.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Luney for two weeks, returned to
Chicago Sunday evening. Mrs. Cole
will remain in Delison for a more ex.
tended visit at the parental home.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church will have market
sale at the Kelly shoe store Saturday,
February 9th. The ladies' are already
preparing for the sale and we venture
to say that there will be an abundance
OF good things.
Hon. Edward Downey, of Jackson
township, was in Denison the latter
part of the week and called ut this
Office and renewed his subscription to
the Review. Mr.. Downey is always
welcome visitor in Denison, where
he has many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Saul and daugh.
ters, Allie and Lulu. left today for Cal.
ifornia, where they will spend the re.
mainder of the winter, They will
make the. trip west over the southern
route, stopping on in Missouri to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Sam Cole.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jensen came down from
Carroll yesterday morning to be in at
tendance ut the Penelope club lunch
con given at the home OF Mrs. b.. F.
:Philbrook. and while here attended
the meeting OF the ID. A. X. held at
Mrs. F. J. Young's last evening.
James Mil was in Omaha yesterday
selecting furniture and fixtures for his
new restaurant, which he hopes to
open up by the first OF next month. We
are told that Mr.. Mill is sparing no
expense in the matter of equipment,
and is purchasing the best that the
market affords.
Miss Kate Kelly returned the latter
part of the week from White Owl, 8.
D., where she has been making an ex-
tended visit with her sisters. Miss
Kelly intends to remain In Denison
and We are told that she
will open up dressmaking shop in
tho near future.
Mr.. Martin Runge, who has been
working for the, First National bank
for the past year or more, has re-
signed his position and has accepted
q similar, position at the 'Pautsch Bros.
house. Martin will have
charge. OF the books at the:
house. and is in every way
capable OF handling the, work.
The regular January teachers OK
was held At the county su-
rooms in the court
house, Wednesday. Thursday and FRI
day: of last week: In all sixty.fOur
teachers took the examinations. but Us
their papers were sent TO the state
at. Des. M0inss for cor,
rection IL will be some time before the
RESULTS arss known. sN-ssi.s' - ''-4s !
.
+ Mr.. John Mumrn. OF West Side. has
accepted q position as assistant book
keeper at the First National bank,
taking the place made vacant by the
resignation Of Martin Runge. MIR.
Mumm is graduate OF the DenisOn
college and for the past few months has
been keeping books at Webster City.
He Is an industrious young man, thorl
oughly qualified for the work and we
believe he will prove q valuable asset
to the First National bank.
The Review is in receipt of letter
from Rev. Mearl A. Gable. who is pas.
tor OF the Methodist church at Hast
Ings. Iowa, in which he enclosed $50
for the Review for another year. He
writes that his father, Mrs. s. l..
Gable, is living with him and although
he is, nearing his Saith year, he is feel
Ing fairly we'll for one OF his years. He
asks that the Review convey greetings
TO his many friends in Denison and
Crawford county, where he spent the
major portion of his years.
County 'Supt. F. N. Olry was in Ma
nilla Friday evening in attendance at
q meeting held there for the purpose
Of discussing the proposition Of bond.
Ing the town in order that q new pub
nc school building might be erected.
Professor Olry informs us that the
sentiment of the Manila people is In
favor OF the proposition and he be-
Iieves that it will carry at the election.
Manila is badly in need OF q new
building for the present one which was
built twenty-five years ago. is too
small to accommodate the pupils.