The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

that there Will be no meetings OF the
bible study classes next Tuesday Ow-
ing to tho chautauqua program for the
afternoon.
This is clean up week. Have you
cut those weeds, have you moved that
lawn, have you removed that rubbish?
Get busy. Time flies. J. Il. Lyon,
President Commercial club.
Charles fIelsley, who is filling pc.
sition at Arilla, Iowa, during the sum-
mer months, visited at the parental,
Albert Helsley, home in Denison on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The big tent for the Denison chau
tauqua is expected to arrive either on
Thursday or Friday, and will be set UP
and everything PLACED in readiness
for the coming weeks entertainment.
We lave been asked to announce
that the usual hours for chautauqua
week will be observed at the Carnegie
library during the next week, the H.
brary being open from 1880 p. IN. I'M
til $3.50 for the exchange of books.
Miss Kate Silletto left Sunday for
West Point, Neb., where She will spend
a week visiting at the home of Miss
Ella Sticrin. From there Miss Sillet.
to will leave for Minneapolis, where
| she will visit friends before returning
to DCnson.
Mrs. Lutte Seemann returned to her
home in DenisOn Monday from Lake
Okoboji, where she is spending the
| summer months with her father, Mr..
w. A. Mcllenry. Mrs. Seemann eX.
poets to return to the lake the latter
part of the week
Professor Nagel, of the German
Lutheran parochial school. has gone
to Red Bud, ILL.,, for a visit. From
there he goes to Chicago, where he will
attend a convention of teachers. Rep.
rescntatives from all over the world
will be at this meeting.
Following VIC print list of the mar
riage licenses which have been issued
from the county clerks Office within
the past week: July 6, Stella A. Wiltse
and William G. Kullman; July 10, Ina
Hallaran and Roy e. Bell; July II,
Anna Luft and John Absolute.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, of
Milford township, entertained at din
ner on Sunday, Mrs. NJ. ]. Johnston
and Mr.. Wylie Johnston, of Omaha;
Mcssrs. George Hutchinson and Mari
on Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Hutchinson and daughter, Loyal.
Robert Borskirk, of the Bulletin
force, went to Madison. Wis, last
the university at that place for the
study of journalism. He returned to
Dcnison Saturday evening, having
stopped off at Chicago on his return.
Miss Ethel Cook. who is attending
college at Oxford, O., has returned to
her home in DeniSon after having TAX
en- a delightful vacation down east.
From Oxford she went to Toledo,
where she embarked on large lake
vessel and went to Buffalo. From
there by rail down into Pennsylvania.
whore she visited many important
points.
The friends of T.. L. Barber are
pleased to learn that he was the sue
cessful bidder for the architectural
work on the new school building at
Charter Oak Tuesday He was chos-
CT among a field of twcnty-one com
petitors, which speaks very highly of
his work as an architect. The build
ing is to cost in the ncishborhood of
sac, 100000.
County Clerk Monaghan is busy
these days compiling reports for the
state as provided by law. This morn
ing he had just finished report of
the marriage licenses issued during
the fiscal year ending June 30th. There
were $50 licenses issued. and this is
considered a very good showing. The
clerk also reports 432 births during
the fiscal year and only Ii divorces
granted.
Word reaches Dcnison that l.. J.
Carter, formerly of this place, has
been awarded Il $4,000 contract for
the erection of Il school building in
New Mexico, to be used as a Mexican
school. For many years Mr.. Carter
was one of the prominent contractors
Of DenisOn, but of late years has made
his home in New Mexico, where he
might be nearer his children, who are
all located in the south.
Miss Emma Harper, of Appleton,
Wis, who will be remembered by
many friends with whom she attended
high school in Denison a few years
ago. is expected III Denison tomorrow
for a brief visit at the home of Miss
Winifred Wright. Miss Harper is on
her way to Berkeley, Cali. where she
will attend the CONVENTION of the AL
pha Delta ri sorority as delegate
from the Lawrence college chapter at
Appleton.
The district court was in session Il
few minutes on Monday afternoon,
Judge Hutchinson being present. We
understand there was nothing done ex-
cept the making of some orders in pro-
bate and admitting to probate some
wills which had been set for hearing
OH that date. Court adjourned to the
2tth of August in order to try di-
vOrce case that is pending for trial.
The judge was in town but two hours
and hurried east on the 8 o'clock
train in order to drive from Carroll to
Lake City with his car.
Mrs. NJ. A. Penney returned home
Saturday fro1 Chicago, where she
went on Tuesday last to be in attend
ance at the Worlds Christian Endeav-
or convention. The christian endcavor
societies, embracing eighteen different
denominations from many foreign coun-
tries, had representatives present and
a most interesting meeting was en-