The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09

1 itor In Omaha last Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dieter, of Vail,
visited with friends in Denison last
Wednesday.
Mrs. +. M. Glynn, of Vail, was in the
city last Wednesday spending the day
with friends and shopping.
w. l.. Fishel was up from Dow City
Monday transacting business and call
| ing OH county seat acquaintance.
DIR. A. II. Rosburg went down to
Omaha last Friday to purchase some
equipment for the hospital and his
offices.
| Mrs. l.. NJ. Patterson returned Sat
urday from Sioux City where she spent
several days visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. A. OFT
Mrs. Claud AIKEN returned Sunday
to her home in Omaha after a brief
visit in Denison at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Staliey.
! James Collins, who is working for
a large Wholesale house in Sioux City,
spent Sunday in Denison with his par
cnts, Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. j. Collins.
Miss Agnes King returned to Den
ison the first of the week from an ex-
TENDED trip through the west. She
reports Il most enjoyable time.
Mr.. RI. l.. Fitch left Monday for
Cedar Rapids to attend the Grand
Hodge OF the Masonic order which is
in session there this week. Mr.. 4. r..
Glau of Charter Oak accompanied him.
| DR.. c. w. Carr has returned from
Canada where he has been looking
after his extensive land interests near
Craik, Sask. Dr. Carr will spend the
summer months in Dcnison.
Philip Baker returned the latter
part OF the week from Ames where he
has been attending the engineering
ginecr during the summer vacation.
Mr.. l.. HubbGll has sold his fine new
brick business block to some parties
at Cherokee. 1t is reported that the
property was sold for $4,000 and that
in all probability the new owners will
use the building for a bank.
Miss Clara VanTuil has resigned
her position as bookkeeper at the J.
L. Romans and Cos, office, position
which SHE has held for several years.
Miss Ruby Norman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ii. A. Norman, will fill the
vacancy.
DR.. and Mrs. C. ID. Evans. of COlum-
bus. NeD., are expected in Denison
this evening Tor a few days visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mcllenry.
They are coming at this particular
time to see the new grandson that Il:
rived at the McHenry home Saturday
night
Misses Margaret and Mary McHenry
returned last Wednesday, evening
from California, where they had made
an extended visit at the winter home
of their grandfather, Mr. w. A. Nc
Henry. Enroute home. they stopped
off at different points to visit with
friends and relatives.
On Thursday afternoon the Deni-
son ball team will play their first
game of the season with the fast Char
ter Oak team. This game will be call
ed promptly at four o'clock and the
carnival will suspend all of it's at
fractions from then until six o'clock.
Denison has the best team in it's his
tory and the game will prove to be an
exciting one.
The Woodmen OF the World and
Woodmen circle held their annual dec
terry last Sunday. All of the graves
OF departed members OF both orders
were decorated, after which the men,
bers gathered together and carried
out the memorial services. The Col
legc Glee club sang several songs. Mr.
Carl +. Kuehnle delivered the mcmOr-
ial address, which was enjoyed by all.
al.
Mr.. Jess McAhren left Monday eve
ming for Illinois, where lie will get Mr..
Baumgarden who is wanted at kirOn
for stealing some money and jeWelry
from John Erne for whom lie was
working. Baumgarden wrote 4 let
ter to Mr. iIrne demanding some pay
he claimed was due him and in this
way the county officers were able to.
have the ,nan put under arrest. We
understand that he is willing to re-
turn to Iowa without reqnisition papers
Mr.. Gus Brown and son Harry, who
are farming near Fullerton, N. d.,
arrived in Denison the first OF the
week for a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Denison and
vicinity. They called at tile Review
office and extended their subscription
for the Review and stated that they
were able to keep in touch with the
news of the entire COUNTY through
the columns Of this paper. Prospects
for crops in North Dakota this year
exceedingly good they state.
On Monday OF this week the board
OF supervisors fixed the salary of the
deputy sheriff in conformity with the
new law which went into effect re-
Gently. According to this law, the
sheriff is given IL fixed salary by the
county and requires that all fees col.
lectcd by him be turned over to the
county. The board accordingly set
the salary of the deputy sheriff at $50
per month 1t is understood that Sher-
if Cummings will reappcint Mr.. John
Costello as deputy as his work has
been entirely satisfactory.
| John Eggers and John Clements, of
Crotton, Neb., have opened up tire
repair shop in the Louis M. Coon gar
age just south of the post office. Both
of these gentlemen are thoroughly ac-
quainted with tire repairing and vul-
canizing ana their work is on Il par
with that done in some of the tire re-