The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-12

Cali, stopped off in DenisOn yester
Iday for visit with his friend, Dr. j
G. Robinson. MIR. Brunier was on his
way east for visit with relatives.
Harry Gill, the Chicago horse buy
er, was in Denison yesterday at the
Laub livery barn, purchasing horses
Mr.. Gill purchased thirteen head OF
fine animals and we are told that most
of the horses brought fancy prices.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lane. of Vail
entertained the following Denson peo
pie last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Comstock and children, Mrs. Mary Nc
Mahon, Miss Kate Hassett John
Flahive, Jr., Tommie and John Nc
Mahon,
Mr. W. ID. Luney went up to Sioux
City Saturday, where he visited at
the home of his son, Gene, over Sun
day. Mrs WI ID. Luney, who had been
visiting there for the past week, re-
turned with him to Denson Monday
morning.
Mrs. George Heston expects to go
to Dcs Moines this week. where she
will make brief visit with her daugll-
ter. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Heston will go
from there to Lake Okoboji to spend
the summer at her cottage on Fort
Dodge point.
| Mr.. S. P. Jacobsen returned the
latter part of the week from Cedar
Rapids, where he attended a convcn-
ton of the Master Bakers. Mrs. S.
| p. Jacobsen, who had been visiting
her son Charles at Marion, returned
| with hpr husband
| Will Anderson, who recently pur-
! chased a grocery store at Jefferson,
spent Sunday in Dcnison visiting with
friends. Mr. Anderson subscribed for
the Review while here so he cam keep
in touch with Denison news. VIII
says that he has nice business in
Jefferson and likes the town first rate.
Father p. T.. Farrelly, of Emmetts-
burg, arrived in the city the first Of
the week for visit with his brother,
Father M. ]. Farrelly, who has been
quite seriously i'll for the past week.
We are pleased to report that Father
Farrclly is somewhat improved today
and every indication points to his
| speedy recovery.
On May 21st the contract for the
clcctroliers to each Of the two railway
ed that a considerable saving will be
made over the old way OF letting ono
concern get the work at any price.
These clectroliers are being provided
by the Commercial club and business
men of the city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jensen was down from
Carroll yesterday attending the meet
ing OF the Penelope club, which was
entertained at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. #. II. Morgan. The Jensen
family expect to move to Dcnison
some time the last of the month. They
have purchased the A. ~. Bond resi-
dence property on East Chestnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey have been
remodeling their residence on Ire
mont street and Jefferson avenue by
the addition Of an extra room and
practically making Il double house.
me home is now modern throughout
and is so arranged that at any time
they so desired tenants may be taken
and receive all the comforts of an
apartment house.
DR.. L. NJ. Coon, who has the agency
for the Chandler car in this territory,
is doing considerable advertising in
the Review. telling of the merits OF
this well known car. DR.. Coon has
already made several sales, the last
cnes being to Mr.. ]. r. Carey and Mr..
Patrick Meade. Mr.. Carey and Mr..
Meade went down to Omaha Monday
and drove their new cars home.
Earl Hart, of Hazel, Washington,
arrived in Denison yesterday for a
visit with his former Denison friends.
Earl left Denison about ten years ago
and went with his mother to Arizona
where they lived for two years and
until the death Of his mother. Since
then he has been living on the coast
and has been holding position as
agent for the Northern Pacific at HaZ-
ell. Wash. He is on his way to Des
Moines where he will visit with his
father.
We have been advised that Mrs.
Georgia Waldo Mcclellan is now
making her home with her daugF-
ter, Mrs. Fred Heffletinger at
Los Angeles. Cali. Mrs. Mcclellan
went out to the coast several months
ago and found the climate so delight
full that she has decided to make her
permanent home there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Reffletinger are conducting one
of the first class apartment houses
in Los Angeles and are meeting with
considerable success.
Mr.. George Naeve informs us that
the Boston Symphony orchestra pass.
ed through Denison early yesterday
morning over the Northwestern on
their way to the exposition at San
Francisco, where they will give a
number Of concerts. Mr.. Naeve met
the train yesterday morning about s
O'Clock, hoping to see his cousin. Mr..
Hans Warnke, who is q ,cclloist in the
orchestra. but as it was such an early
hour members of the orchestra had
not yet made their appearance.
The civic league held meeting on
Sunday afternoon and it was decided
to petition the council to take some
action against some of the public
nuisances in the city. The league will
hold a meeting some time this week
for the purpose of drawing up the Pc
tition. Members of the league believe
that the pool halls of Denison should
be regulated in so far as minors are