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

Il Miss Jenna Strahan returned Sun
day evening from Cedar Rapids, where
She attended the funeral Of her uncle.
Mrs. Strahan returned home yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Richards was able
to resume work at the Balle-BrOder-
sen store the first OF the week after
an absence OF two or three days, due
to illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Daniels and
little baby. OF Bredenbury, Sask, Can
ada, arrived in Denison last week for
an extended visit here with relatives
and friends.
Councilman j. II. Hayes purchased
a six cylinder Studebaker touring car
of the Denison Auto company last
week, and he and his family are en-
joying many nice rides.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Jain and chill.
dren, Of Manila, motored to Denison
Saturday for visit with friends. Mr..
jain was pleasant caller at this Of
flee, extending his subscription for the
Review another year.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Bollen and little
daughter went down to West Side
Sunday morning for a visit at the Aug
Voss home Mr.. Bollen returned home
that evening. his wife and daughter
remaining for more extended visit.
Mr.. Ben Smith is the proud owner
of a new eight cylinder Cadillac, which
he drove down from Sioux City last
Thursday. Leslie Gulick, c. l.. Voss
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Luney accom-
panied him from Sioux City to Deni-
son.
Mr.. Emil Miller returned to Deni-
son last Wednesday evening from
Rochester, Mimi, where he has been
for several weeks taking treatment at
the hospital. He expects to return
aInlnJ oul w emII eMos IolssVooH o.
TO undergo an operation.
Miss Lydia Belle kuehnle is expect
ed to arrive home the last OF this week
from Atlanta, Ca, where she has been
visiting her friend. Mrs Ollie Patter-
n-Remsen. Miss Kuehn1e has been
away for several months visiting at
Wellesley college and other points in
tho east.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Tamm and Dor
otlly and Sarah Pfarr motOred up to
Lake View Sunday morning, where
they spent the day at the Tamm cot
tage. They made the trip in Mr..
Tamms new Cadillac and he tells us
that they drove the entire distance up
and back without using anything but
tho high gear.
Judge Conner departed Saturday af-
ternoon for San Diego, Cali, where
he will join his wife, who has been
visiting there for some time. After
visiting the San Diego fair they will
go to San Francisco to take in the
Panama exposition and will return by
way of Canada, stopping off at Cal
gary to look after some land interests.
They are expected home the latter
part of June.
One OF the sensational features in
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. parade
that is creating a riotous applause
wherever seen is the exhibition of the
notorious tango dance. performed by
a specially constructed mechanical
toy. Everyone is talking of the tango
and its many variations that have been
introduced to that popular class of
terpsicherian art, but to witness the
production OF, it, multitude of steps.
one should not miss this exhibition
which is one of the special attractions
in the Terry shows parade this seas
on. 1t is highly amusing, wonder.
a novelty in mechanical constructive
ability. At Denison May 9Th.
John Wiley and Sons of New York
City are publishing a text on Carpen-
ters' and Builders Arithmetic, written
by Prof. r. b. Dale, of the engineering
extension department. The book deals
wholly with the applications OF arlth-
metic to the problems of carpentry
and is intended for use in the two
year work, correspondence study and
vocational schools. 1t will be pub
lished in two forms: in pamphlet form
for correspondence students, and in
book form for class work. This book
will be followed Immediately by q
text on Carpenters and Builders Estl'
mating. Both of the books will be In
cluded in the Wiley Technical Series
i Prof. K. G. Smith is the joint
author of a book on Shop Arithmetic
published by McGraW-Hill.