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

Carl Kuehnle was at Fort Dodge a
few days ago and the Messenger says
he met many enthusiastic friends there
who will help him in his candidacy for
governor. The Messenger also states
that Mr.. Kuehnle is very sanguine of
success.-Webster City Tribune.
Miss Laura Mcclure. who is en-
ployed by large elevator company in
Sioux City as stenographer, underwent
an operation for appendicitis at hos.
pital in Sioux City last Thursday. Den.
ison relatives have received word that
the operation was most successful and
she is rapidly regaining her strength.
Do your Xmas shopping early.
o. NJ. Campbell, of Denver, was in
DenisOn over Sunday calling on old
acquaintances. Mr.. Campbell was for.
merly engaged in the jewelry bust
ness in Denison with his brother,
John, and has many friends here who
were pleased to see him again. He
left the fore part of the week for the
east where he was called on business.
Fifteen new members were initial
ed into the Woodman Circle at a
meeting in their lodge rooms in the
Saggau building Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mae B. Furman, state manager OF
the order of Des Moines, was present
and assisted with the work. 1t was
through the efforts of Miss Margaret
Evans, of Des Moines, that the new
members were enrolled.
The new Latter Day Saints church,
which is nearing completion on East
fremont street, was the scene OF a
merry gathering on Friday, when
about seventy-five men. women and
children from Denison, Deloit and Dow
City congregated for lathing bee.
Much work was done and the women
showed considerable ability as fathers.
One OF the features of the day was an
oyster dinner which was served by the
ladies of the church.
Harry. the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
Hal C. Simpson. was quite badly IN
jured last Wednesday afternoon when
playing in the street near the A. G.
Bale residence. He was riding on one
of the graders at work making the cut
on this street and slipped down be-
tween the grader box and one of the
wheels and his leg was badly strained.
Leon Cassaday, who was nearby when
the accident occurred, stated that II
the team on this grader had taken an
other step forward his leg would have
been badly mangled.
Marshalltown, Dec. 10 = Because
farmers living in the vicinity of Lee
Grand are not pleased with the change
effective December 1st, when their
rural route was abolished and the mail
ordered served from Gilman, notice
has been served to the rural carrier
to cease delivering their mail and have
it remain in the LeGrand post office.
The farmers have hired boy to bring
the mail to them from the LeGrand
post Office. The farmers say they wish
to retain the individuality of the Lee
Grand Office as long as possible. They
fear thatiif the mail is handled through
Gilman, in time the LeGrand office
will be ordered discontinued.
4 Hon. Carl kuehnle, of Denison, the
man who is real orator, one who
can really thrill an audience, is going
to surprise somebody in the coming
campaign. He has a pleasing person
atty, Is energetic, and will make q
campaign that will cover the entire
state. He has many friends over Iowa
who are enthusiastically "for" him.
and are working for him in a manner
that will get results. He is much in:
as public speaker, and espe-
cially where educational matters and
questions are involved, for he has a
fine education and can very creditably
acquit himself whenever he speaks
along those lines. He is good polit-
ical campaigner, and believing he has
q chance to win, he will put up great
Arrow.