The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-05

above stated. A physician was called
to correct the dislocation and she is
| all right again.
Miss Elsie Randel returned Thurs.
day evening from Il four months So
journ in California.
Mrs. Sarah kuykcndall returned on
Saturday from months visit with
relatives at Humboldt, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hollins spent
Saturday and Sunday in Omaha.
The second nine came up from Dun
lap Saturday morning to meet our
lads and they carried off the honors by
a score of Is to II. This makes a
game each.
The Triangle Amusement company
put on the first number OF their serial
photo play, The Black Box" last Fri
day evening, and as previously an
nCunced, the admission was free. A
large crowd attended and the popular
opinion seems to be that this one is as
good III every way and superior i'll sew
elal ways to the preceding serials,
and that is saying a great deal. These
serial pictures are attracting much at
tentiCn.
Misses Fanchcn Probasco and We
ronica Adams were over from Charter
Oak Thursday calling on friends.
The What | Can Mission circle will
meet next Saturday afternoon with
Miss Florence Miller.
Kew and Mrs. A. b. Adams have re-
ceived an invitation to attend a big
rally and anniversary celebration on
next Sunday at lIpworth church, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and they expect to attend.
Arrangements will be made to fill the
pulpit here, probably by a brother
from Missouri Valley.
Rev Daniel Reagan returned last
week from Omaha, whore he had been
taking medical treatment. On Sunday
he filled the pulpit at the Baptist
church and his numerous friends We're
delighted to hear him again. On Mon
day he and his wife departed for their
home at What Cheer.
Word comes from independence,
Mo, that Mrs. Leslie Holcomb is able
10 leave the sanitarium and go to the
home of her motherinlaw. She has
been there six weeks.
The George Rule and Joe Pearsail
families have been among the latest
victims of the measles, several in each
family being sick. The disease seems
to have about run ont of victims here
in town.
Mrs. j. Il. Best and Miss Emma
Lueck were shoppers in Denison Mon
Gay.
Eugene Baber handed in his resig
nation to the council Monday evening,
to take effect Immediately. Mr.. Ba-
Der was hired as electrical engineer
to take the place OF A. e. Loring, who
resigned April Sth. Elmer r. Curtis,
recently OF Chicago. has been taken
on trial in Mr.. Baber's place and ii
satisfactory will undoubtedly be APP
pointed permanently. He has had Il
CT years experience in this
line and has so far given good salts
faction.
Miss Jessie Goodrich and mother
We're down from Denison Sunday to
spend the day at the Edmund Howorth
home.
Prof. c. W. Manning has been for
tun:te in securing Governor Clarke 10
deliver the address to the graduates
here on the evening of May 10Th. M.
G. Virgins, commander OF Bud Smith
post, asked him to come early eonush
in the day to give the memorial adj
dress and the governor has kindly
The memorial day, which
falls on Sunday this year, will be OBJ
served on Saturday. With our gov
ernor giving two addresses on that
day all of our citizens will be given
good opportunity to hear him and
should plan to be present one time or
the other.
Lew Sterrett was fortunate enough
last Friday to capture eight cub
wolves.
Mrs. Elmer Pollen. of Buck Grove,
was a visitor here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George keairnes went
into q field one day last week to burn
around haystack. The wind famed
the fire into fierce fame, which ran
into the stack, consuming it, The
stack contained about seven tons OF
choice hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley and Mr..
and Mrs w. b. Mcdonald were in
Denison Saturday.
District Supt. Cable came up from
Council Bluffs Saturday evening to
hold the third quarterly conference.
fIe also preached Sunday morning.
The local ball nine played the first
game of the season last Sunday with
the Dunlap team Oh their grounds, Il
good crowd of rooters accompanying
them. Art Wilson. our popular bar
Der, filled the box to the satisfaction
OF our enthusiasts. He was in good
form and held the fast Dunlap team
down to two hits, While our boys 20
twelve off their pitcher. The game was
called in the last half OF the eighth on
account OF the rain. the score being s
to at that time in favor of Dow City
Brill's batting was a notable feature.
If he can continue his good playing
land why shouldn't he?) there is no
racson why Dow City shouldn't exceed
her last years record, and he is even
expected to do better for this is his
initial game here the lineup varies
but slightly from last year and is as
follows: Pitcher, Art Wilson: catcher,
Joe Brill: lst base, Hugh Butterworth;
Cd base, Buzz Alexander; Sd base, Bob
E'ishel; short, Ben Davis; center field,
Jim Turnlund; right field, Lloyd