The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

John Carey's new residence on Lo
Gust street is rapidly nearing compile
ton. Mr.. G. l.. Ducander, the cloth
Ter, has leased this fine residence fOl
Ia term of three years and expects tC
move into, it about the first OF June
| Will Davis completed a deal last
week whereby he becomes the owner
of the VIM. Luney residence lot on
Railroad Ave. We understand that
he will build a home soon on this lot
t,rhe sale. was made by the j. w. Mil
Ter Jr., agency.
Howard>Sray returned Monday from
Chicago. where he has just completed
a course in plumbing at one of the big
schools there. After a few days visit
in Denison he will 20 to Omaha, where
his parents are living and intends t.
engage in business there.
The high school base ball team will
play Lake City here in Denison to
morrow afternoon. This promises tt
be one of the best games scheduled
by the local school. as Lake City has
a fast team This game will com
mence promptly at four O'Clock.
Ticrre Sclllumberger returned Fri
day from Omaha, where he has beer
attending the Creighton Medical col
lege. He will spend the summer here
1 in DenisOn, assisting his father in the
drug store, and will return to Creigll
ton this fall to complete the course.
About thirty school girls will give
a gymnasium exhibit this evening at the
high school gymnasium, which will in.
clude apparatus work, dumb bell work
and folk dancing. The exhibition Is
of a private nature, tickets being is
sued to parents and their immediate
friends.
The high school faculty has award
ed three gold medals to three of the
high school debators who in their esti-
nation have done the most effective
work in the recent debates. Those
who We're fortunate enough to receive
the medals are Bert Williams, Loyal
Voss and Carl Frederick Kuehnle.
Mr.. A. c. Bale and son julius left
last Thursday evening for Chicago
where they will spend q few days tran.
sacting business. From Chicago, they
went to Rochester, Mimi, where Mr..
A. G. Bale will consult with special
lists in regard to his health and il
advisable will remain for an opera
FtiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ferguson mot
ored down to Des Moines Saturday
where they will spend several days
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Nc
Ahren. !. Mr.. Ferguson will be in at
tendance at the photographers con-
vention which Is in session there this
week. They are expected home the
latter part of the week.
County Superintendent of Schools
r.. NJ Olry informs the Review that
the boys of Crawford county are TAX
ing great interest in the acre corn
growing contest which was announced
in this paper last week. Already nine
ty boys have signitied their intention
of going after some of the $500 prize
money which will be donated by the
Crawford county State Bank and the
German Bank, of Schleswig.
barney. OttD wasz;in Carroll Sun
day where he played ball with the
Carroll team with Lidderdale. Bar
rey has been employed by the manager
of the Carroll team to hold down the
third sack for all Sunday games that
Carroll plays during the season. Tho
game Sunday resulted i'll a victory
for Liddcrdale, the score being 8 to
IA. but 1t took eleven innings to decide
it.
MIR. Hugh w. Elliott. OF Estill, the
vetefa3 breeder /of Abcrdcen-Angus
cattle of Missouri, spent two days at
Mciieary Park Farm last week and
selected two bulls for his herd; one
a Biackcap Blackbird and the other
a Trogan Erica. He also purchased
a Blackbird COW. Mr.. Elliott was one
of the charter members of the Angus
association and did much in forming
it's successful policy. His is probably
the largest herd in Missouri. Robert
Brown will go in charge OF the ship
ment today. ~.
Rev. Father Farrelly has requested
US to announce that there will be but
one church service at the Catholic
church on next Sunday. that being at
8: 80 O'Clock in the forenoon. A class
OF fifteen children will receive their
first communion at this service. The
names of the children are: Roland and
lImmet Rohwer, Peter Cummings,
William Jones. Louis Houlillan. JOS
epli Brannon, Simon McKane, Arthur;
Hederman, Vincent Hederman, Fran.
els Finneran W(lliam Finn, Mario
Mullen. Edna Flahiye, Mary Conway
and Alice Ullrich.
Members OF the graduating class OF
the high school are now engaged in
practlcipg for the class plpy, which
will be given at the Germania opera
house on Thursday evening, May 9th.
The play selected is entitled "All OF
Il Sudden Peggy" and is a three act
drama with cast of ten characters.
Rehearsals are held almost every
evening and We understand that those
who have parts have already memor.
lied their roles. Miss Fannie Hayes,
Dorothy Tucker and Hertha Lehfeldt
were in Grinnell last Friday evening,
where they witnessed the production
OF (he same play and secured many
valuable pointers.
The accommodation local No. 81 on
the Boyer Valley branch.of the Chicago
and Northwestern which leaves Deni.
son at 500 O'clock in the morning met
with an accident two miles west OF
Herring Monday morning, which de-
layed the train service on that road
for several hours. The train was go,
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