The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-23

Mrs. p. y. Mcmahon, who resides at
San Diego, Cali, is expecting to make
a trip to Iowa within the next few
weeks. She will visit her mother, Mrs.
Martin Barrett, in Dunlap, and will
spend several days in Denison visiting
friends.
Twenty members of the local w. O..
W. order journeyed up to OdebOlt on
Monday evening, where they helped
to install an order at that place. The
local officers of the order put on the
Initiation work, after which all en-
joyed fine banquet.
Don't fail to read the opening chap
ters OF "The Broken Coin," which are
printed in this issue OF the Review.
This story will be printed each week
in this paper and the motion pictures
can be seen every Wednesday at the
erGmania opera house.
Rev. ]. L. Boyd went down to Coun-
Gil Bluffs on Monday to be in at
tendance at the district conference
of the Methodist church to, be held in
Epworth church the fore part of the
week. He will also attend the district
EpwOrth League convention to be held
in Fifth Avenue church following the
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fletcher and
children, of Aberdeen, S. D., arrived
in Denison today for a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Bale. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher will
leave tomorrow for Chicago, where
they will spend several days. Mrs.
Fletcher will return to Denison for q
more extended visit before returning
home.
We notice in the Sunday Omaha
World Herald that a marriage license
was issued on Saturday to- Lloyd j.
Wells, of Denison, and Miss Bessie
Cramer, of Denison. Lloyd Wells was
formerly express messenger and only
last week resigned his position. We
have not been advised where they
will make their home.
The bible study classes for women
will meet at the following homes on
Tuesday afternoon, June 10Th, at the
hours stated: At 2:3O at the homes OF
Mrs. Frank Woolston and Mrs. f. J.
Miller; at 800 with Mesdames Nc
Niece. NJ. T.. Jones. Geo. Sprecher,
Fred Connery and W. f.. Terry. The
lesson will be a discussion of the 10Th
chapter of the book of Acts.
Mrs. J. p. Conner returned home
yesterday after having spent several
months visiting at different points OH
the Pacific coast. Judge and Mrs.
Conner returned over the northern
route, stopping off at Calgary, Canada,
to look after some land interests.
Judge Conner stopped off at points in
the Dakotas to attend to some bust
ness matters and is expected home to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bliesman re-
turned from Davenport the fore part
of last week, where they visited with
old friends and relatives. 1t has been
about forty years since Mr.. Bliesman
has been back to~his old home and
he, with his wife. enjoyed the visit to
the utmost. Their son, otto. who ac-
companied them to Davenport, stop
ped Off at AmeS on the return trip and
will attend the summer term of the
State Agricultural college, y, ..s-.
Oscar Hansen and Asa Lee, both
residents of Dunlap. were arrested on
Monday, charged with breaking and
entering a box car at AriOn used as a
dwelling by some Greek laborers, who
are working for the Northwestern
Railway company, and. taking some
watches and razors. They were
brought to Denison and on Tuesday
appeared before Justice Rollins, but
waived preliminary hearing and were
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury, which meets in Septem-
be-.
Mr.. II. Heinen. of Zetcl. Gutenberg,
Germany, arrived here last Thursday
to visit his friend, Mr.. Herman kOcne-
kamp, for a few days before leaving
for his home. Mr.. Heinen left Ger
many on the Gath day of July, last,
just before the outbreak of the war, Of
which they were informed by wire
less in midocean. Mr.. Heinen has
spent the time since at Italian. Neb..
where he looked after the sale of lands
that belonged to his deceased broth
or. The war has postponed his return
home, but as the end still seems to
be far off, Mr.. Heinen has concluded
to sail for home. He has taken pass
age on the steamer Noordan OF the
line, which sails on
next Friday, purchase being made
S. S. Agent H. G. Finnern.
Mr.. Heinen left Monday night for
New York.
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