The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-15

Otto E. Clauson and j. E. Hoaglunt
of Kiron, were business visitors il
Denison last Thursday Mr. Clausol
made, the Review a pleasant call.
Miss Mary McHenry, who is attend
ing school at Ferry Hall, Lake Fol
est, ILL.,, is expected home tomorrow
morning to spend the holidays wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sears No
Henry.
Mrs. John Harrison, Of Chicago
who has been visiting at the DR.. L
L. Bond home in Denison for the pas
ten days, went up to Sioux City Sat
urday for few days visit witt
friends there.
Nj. a. nolDerg, Of Arion, was il
the city yesterday attending to SOM
business matters. While here III
called at the Review office and extend
ed his subscription to the paper 70
another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward NortT are eS
pected to arrive in Denison the for
part of next week from their home il
Rochester. Mimi, to spend the holi
days at the home of the formers PAL
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. North.
Rev. Merle Gable, of Malvern. spen
Tuesday in Denison calling on hi
many friends. Rev. Gable is workin!
in the interests OF Simpson colleg'
and is assisting in raising an endow
ment, for this school.
Leonard, the twelve year old so,
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Lane. of Vail
is reported ill with an attack OF pneu
mcnia, following severe case OF thu
measles. A trained nurse is in at
tendance and his condition seem:
quite serious.
Mrs. J. G. Saul, Of LaBonte, Wyo.
and daughter, Mrs. John Moeller, o
ChadrOn, Neb., are expected in Deni
son this evening to spend the holiday!
with relatives. Miss Lulu Saul, wht
is attending the State University o
Wisconsin at Madison, will reacl
Denison Friday.
Mrs. Lucille Shable, of Shenandoah
state treasurer of the Woman's Chris
tiaR Temperance union. was in Deni
son Saturday and Sunday appointing
committees and preparing plans fol
the coming of Professor Joy to Deni
son the second week in January. HI
will deliver lectures to boys of The
city.
Chas. kemming. il. is using space
in this issue to advertise the Jiff,
churn, having taken the agency for i
in Crawford county. He tells us tina
tho churn is popular among farmer:
who have seen it and he is making
numerous sales. He has one OF the
churns on display in the clothing
store and invites farmers to brins
cream to the store and see it churned
The third installment Of the contin
ued story, Meal of the Navy" il
printed in this issue. The story was
discontinued for two weeks owing tt
the fact that the opera house was un
able to secure the films as first plan
ned. The story will now appear ev
cry week in this paper until conclud
ed. Read the story, then see the
photoplay at the opera house every
Wednesday evening.
Eighteen pages are required this is
sue to accommodate the news and ad
vertising. The paper is issued ir
three sections this week. one of eighl
pages. another of six and one OF four.
It would have been hard matter tc
have handled this large edition will
the old cylinder press. but it was
printed on the perfecting press in
less than half the time it would have
taken the old way. With a circula
ton of $500 copies, 1O,5o0 sections Of
the paper were printed this week.
w. c. Rollins, state consul of the
Lincoln Highway association, received
a letter this morning from Mr.. Geo
Hippee. president of the Hippee Mo
tor Supply company OF Des Moines, in
which he says that Thompson will
drive their Ford racer across the state
over the Lincoln highway on Friday
OF this week in an endeavor to lower
the state record made by Wells last
year. Mr.. Hippee stated that he be
lieved that this record made by Wells
could be lowered and in his opinion
the Lincoln highway was the only
route over which it could be lowered
MIR. Rollins has written Mr.. Hippee
telling him of the bad condition OF
the roads in Crawford county and all.
vising him that the race be postponed
until spring.
Sheriff H. J. Cummings returned on
Friday from Redfeld S. D., with VIM.
Plotz, who is wanted in this county
for grand larceny. Plotz stole 5000
from his uncle, John Anderson, at
Arion a few months ago, it is said,
and soon after left for Sioux City and
South Dakota. He will be tried be-
fore Justice Rollins on Friday, but
there is possibility that the matter
may be Strengthened up in the mean-
time. Plotz is a married man with a
family and the authorities are not an
Xious to prosecute him if he is able
to pay back the money that was taken
and the expenses that have been in
Cured by the county. He has teie-
l,honed . sister residing at Avoca, who
mas promised to come to his assist
ance.