The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-08-04

Raymond Schroeder, who resides at
Schleswig, is spending the week in
Denison visiting at the f.. N. Olry
home.
| Mr.. Howard Cole attended the grad
uating class exercises at the High
land Park college at Des Moincs, of
which his daughter, Ruth, was a mem
Der. Miss Cole graduated in the de.
partment of public school music and
returned to Denson on Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Weeks is expected home
Friday from Rapid City, S. d., where
| she has been for over month visit
| ing relatives and friends. Her sister,
Mrs. Stcrnburg, passed away at Rapid
City while she was there and this ne
cessitated her remaining much longer
than she had first planned.
Miss Clara Curry, stenographer in
the law Offices of Judge Conner, is
taking three weeks vacation. Miss
Curry, together with her mother, Mrs.
A. II. Curry, left today for Logan, to
visit Mrs. V. c. Peckenpaugh a few
days. She will visit points in the
| west before returning. to Dcnison.
"llSlC uoltlt, VIC olClIU-
graphic work in the law Office during
Miss Curry's absence.
SLEEPY Sam the Sleuth." the home
talent feature film presented at the
Evenings, proved to be a dsappoint-
ment to many who had supposed that
the characters throughout would be
OF local talent, but this was not the
| case. The pictures in reality We're
taken away from Denison and buta few
| feet of film was taken of local people
and inserted at different places in the
picture. That part of the film show
ing the DenisOn people was very
good, but there was not enough of it
to be of much interest.
Messrs. Moore & Sims. the horse
| buyers iof Bennett, Iowa, will be in
Dcnison next "Wednesday at the Laub
Ebarn for the purpose Of buying artil-
iefy and cavalry horses for the Eng
lish and French governments. They
have visited Denison on several diff
ferent occasions and have purchased
many horses here. Their advertise
ment, which appears on page 6 of this
issue, calls for five hundred head of
horses and mares weighing from 100
to 1900 pounds. Those who have
horses for sale should read their an
nouncement and bring the horses in
for inspection next "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Morgan expect
to leave Friday for an extended trip
through the west. They will visit her
brother, Mr. Will Cowdry, at Denver,
Colo. and from there go to Tacoma,
Wash. Ogden, Salt Lake, Utah, and
then to Los Angeles. Mr.. Morgan re-
tired last month from the Northwest
ern railroad after forty-seven years
service with that cohipany..1 Mr.. Ash
ton, the vice-president of the. North
western road, wrote Nh. Morgan a let
ter Of appreciation for the years of
faithful service he had devoted to the
road and stataed that any courtesies
that the Northwestern could show to
him, would be gladly granted. Mr..
Morgan has been placed on the re-
tired list and will rcceiya psnson
penison people may have the oppor-
tunity of seeing Harrysk. Tlaw, who
has recently heen liberated from the
New York state asylum for, 5the in
sane, where nc was placed after kill,
ing Stanford White. Thaw has fur
nisned the newspapers of the United
States and in lact, the entire world.
with news features OF the most sensa-
tional character for the past eight or
ten years. Thaw, together with a
party of trends, is motoring from
Pittsburgh to the Pacific coast, where
the party will visit the expostions.
The party arrived in Chicago Sunday
and, after few days visit. they will
travel over the Lincoln highway to
San Francisco. where Thaw will meet
his mother and in company with her,
visit different points along the Pa
citic coast. Wherever he has been
since he was liberated he has attract
ed considerable attention and the
daily papers are printing long inter-
views which he has given them. After
his trip to the coast he intends to
start divorce proceedings against his
wife Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw, who is
again engaged in theatrical work. He
will return to Pittsburgh and take
charge OF his extensive coke indus
tries. 81. y