The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-05

ter Oak, were in Dcnison Friday visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. NJ. j. Liscomb came up from
Dunlap Saturday and spent the day
shopping and visiting with friends.
Mr.. L. o. THEN has purchased the
David Simmerman property located
on East Chestnut street The sale
was made through the j. w. Miller, Jr.
agency.
John MOcller, who travels for the
llarleyHass drug firm of Council
Bluffs in Wyoming, arrived in Denison
last evening for visit at the parent
al home.
The Misses Gladys Wcttcngcl and
Eva Schlensig. of the 1915 graduating
class of the Dunlap high school, came
up to Denison Saturday to have their
photographs taken.
Mrs. Edward George, of Omaha, ar
rived in Denison Monday evening tor
a visit at the home of her brother. Mr..
George McfIenry. Mrs. George will
return to Omaha tomorrow.
Mrs. George Pardy, of Portland, Ore.
who spent several days in Dcnison Wis
ttihS ucI SlStct, hiS. bco. hlCIidl uooIi,
left Friday for Jefferson. where she
will make a visit with relatives before
returning to her home.
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
ed LANCER. of this city, was baptized
at the Presbyterian parsonage on Sun
day, Rev. J. c. Tourtcllot performing
the baptismal ceremony. The little
girl was given the name OF Garnet lsa-
belle.
Mrs. Phillip Petersen, who recently
purchased the residence lot OF Mr..
Jacob Mehmen on North Washington
avenue, has commenced the erection
now engaged in eNcavating for the
basement and the foundation will be
laid this week.
Mrs. j. E. Bale and sister, Miss
Margaret Meyer, OF Omaha, left Mon
day evening for Chicago, where they
will spend a week or ten days visit
ing friends. Mrs. Henry Meyer. of
Omaha. mother,of Mrs. Bale, will take
care of the children during the alb
.sence of her daughter
Amos Petersen, who lives out north
west of@Denison. was In the city yes
,erday transacting business. While
here he called at Pautsch Bros. imple-
ment house and purchased two bug
sies. two manure spreaders and a set
of harness. Mr.. Petersen says that
Denson can't be beat for trading
point.
MIR. George Naeve. accompanied by
c. NJ Renfro and Mr. Lewis. of Lin
coin, Neb., and Mr.. Julius Mailer,
motored up to Schleswig this morn
Ing. The city council Of Scheswig
will let the contract today for the
building OF their new municipal cleo
trio light plant and will also receive
bids for the machinery.
The Ford roadster advertised.i in the
Review last week to be sold at sher-
IFS sale, was sold Monday afternoon
to the Crawford County Telephone
company for 1925, and will be used by
linemen to make repairs out on the
rural lines. The telephone company
has found that it is much cheaper to
do tbs work. with autos rather than
with teams, and then it is much quick
e., too.
The bible study classes for women
will meet at the following homes on
Tuesday OF next week at the hours
stated below: At $50. with Mcsdames
Frank Hoffman and u. j. Miller: at 3
with Mesdamcs Alva Champion. N.
Cavett, w. r. Temple, Fred Heiden.
Frank Grimes and Locke. The ninth
chahter of the book of Acts will be the
lesson for this session
Col. w. 7. Perkins, who married
Miss Kate Laub, of Seattle, Wash,
spent Saturday in Denison visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Carl f. kuehn-
lie. Col. Perkins is lawyer and bank
err at Seattle and is regent OF the Uni
versity OF Washington, and was on his
way home from the east, where he
had been in quest of president and
professors for the college.
The Denison college baseball team
lost their game with the Logan high
school team last Friday afternoon.
The game was played at the Athletic
park, and the score resulted 20 to Z
in favor of the visitors. Logan had a
fast team, which was in good practice
and their batting was really phenome-
nal. The college team played in hard
luck throughout the game and some
OF the scores were made on errors.
Word has reached Denison from
Boise, Idaho. that Miss Laura Christy,
Il former resident here. will be married
during the second week of June to
Mr.. Leonard Larson. Miss Christy
was formerly employed as stenogra-
pher at the Bank of Denison and lived
here for several years, leaving here
about eight years ago for Boise. where
she had similar position. Mr.. Lar
son is an electrical engineer, residing
at Boise.
THE Fight" one of the World Film
corporations photo play features. was
presented at the Germania opera house
Monday evening. This film was one
of the best shown at the local the
alter this season and presented a
strong dramatic play of woman's
fight against corrupt city officials.
These special features are meeting
with favor among the movie fans and
already the Monday evening attend
ance is better than any other night
during the week. Mr.. Barborka and
his excellent orchestra played num-
Der OF musical numbers during the
which were highly APP
preciated.
The Review has been asked to all
nounce that there will be a meeting