The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10

RELATIVES anu lOOklllS altef HIS SIlU
store here.
Mrs. A. ID. Becker, resident Of CO
lumbus, Neb.. arrived in the city O.
Monday for ten days visit at til
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McHenry
Mr.. Becker is expected the latter par
OF the week.
Mr.. Thos Nielsen hos been having
the lobby of the Hotel Denison redec
GRATED and the walls tinted, The worl
was completed last week and make
the lobby look as fresh and clean a
when the building was new.
Mr.. L. Seemann and the Misses Mar
garet and Mary McHenry left thi
afternoon for Pasadena, Cali, wher
they go to attend the wedding OF Mis-
Abbie McHenry and Mr.. George, which
takes place on the Goth of this month
Miss Lottie Anderson, one of til,
INSTRUCTORS in the north brick school
was called to West Side last week OF
account of the serious illness of hel
mother. Her place is being filled b,
one of the substitute teachers during
her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harvey left yes
terday for Logan after an extended Wis
it in Denison at the Sears McHenry
home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will visit
relatives in Logan for few days, at
ter which they will return to theil
home at Juneau, Alaska.
Supt. G. E. Humphrey went up to
FIT. Dodge last Friday to Judge de
bate between the Fort Dodge high
school and Council Bluffs. On account
of the blizzard that night the latter
debating team were not able to get to
FIT Dodge SO the debate was post.
poned to some future date.
Mr.. r. Fl. Morgan was unable to at,
tend to his duties at the Northwestern
freight depot the latter part OF the
week on account OF injuring his back.
Mr.. Morgan slipped and fell on the
platform and sprained his back quite
badly. We are giad to report that he
is improved this week and was able
to be at work yesterday.
Mr.. Will Denker, who resides in
Saskatchewan, Canada, has been in
Denison for several days visiting his
nephew, Andrew Lorenzen. He was
called to Hampton the first of the
week on account of the illness of a
relative, but will visit in Denison be-
fore again returning to his home.
The Baraca class gave an oyster
supper at the McKim hall Friday eve
ming and although the weather was
very bad they were we'll patronized,
there being in the neighborhood of
one hundred and fifty in attendance.
After all expenses were paid they had
about $50 left, which they will use in
fixing up their meeting place in the
Methodist church.
The many friends of Earnest Welton
are grieved to receive the news OF the
death OF his wife in Dakota last week.
Mr.. Welton attended the Denison Nor
NAL college here for some time and
later married a young lady at Manila,
who died about a year later, leaving
little babe. Mr.. Welton is a brother
in-law of Mrs. Gertrude French Well
ton, who was formerly a resident of
Denison.
The high school basket ball team
expect to go to Perry Friday for
game with the high school team there
that evening. The local team defeat
ed Perry here two weeks ago and as
the Perry team is coached by Oscar
Strahan, a Former ID. Fl. S. boy, it is
expected that they will make great
effort to even up the honors. Denison
is in good training, however, and we
believe that they will be able to
make good showing.
Mr. H. A. Norman, the city assessor,
informed the Review this morning that
he has completed taking the census OF
fifty-seven blocks in the third ward.
While the census in this ward is by
no means completed Mr.. Norman tells
us that in the ffty-seven blocks there
are 1914 people. He has requested us
to ask everyone who contemplates
leaving town within the next week or
two to notify him in order that they
may be listed in this census.
The blizzard last Friday evening
drove flock OF prairie chickens into
town and some Of the boys were hav-
ing great sport running them down
on Broadway. Two fine chickens
were caught in front OF the Schlum-
berger pharmacy. They were I'M
doubleday blinded by the electric
lights and made no efloft to get away.
AS there is fine for killint them at
this time of year they doubtless We're
given their liberty after the storm.
The Graves boys have rented the
room in the Laub block formerly oc-
cupied by c.. C. Chris.ensen's plumb
ing establishment and will move their
barber shop into these quarters about
the first Of March. They intend to fit
it up in modern manner with three
chairs. together with baths and a
shining parlor. 1t has been many
years since Denison has had g barber
shop on the ground floor and doubt
less many will consider it great con-
s. M
Miss Dorothy Jones, pupil of Miss
Hazel Laub, gave a piano recital at
the library club room Friday evening
of last week, assisted by Mrs. B. j.
Sibbert and Miss Beulah Aylesworth.
Miss Jones program consisted OF six
different selections, which were
rendered in most able and pleasing
manner and reflected much credit up
IN her teacher, Miss Laub. The en-
ire program displayed ability and
was very much enjoyed by the guests
present. Tea and waters, served by
Miss Laub. added to the pleasure OF
he occasion.