The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-12
Confirmation Pictures
Your children should be
photographed when they
are confirmed.
The Ferguson Studio
The photographer in Your Town"

4 James F. MallOy was a business Wis
itor in Denison Tuesday from West
Side.
Miss Irene Hickey was over from
Manila Saturday shopping and call
ing on friends.
! Thos. Ahart was up from Dow City
Tuesday attending to business mat
tiers at the county seat.
| Mrs. Mary Heffernan and daughter
Hannah, were visitors in Denison on
Tuesday from Charter Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vollerson and
daughter were pleasant callers in Den
ison Monday from Dow City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hassett were
in Dunlap Monday attending the fun
eral of Mr.. Caulfield. The remains
were brought to Denison for inter
ment.
Mrs. L. A. Seemann returned the
fore part of the week from Lincoln
Neb., where she spent several days
visiting at the home Of her sob, George
and getting acquainted with the little
grandson.
Harry Meyers and Bert Williams.
who spent the past week in Denison
visiting their parents. departed Mon
day for Des MOines to resume their
studies at the Baptist college.
Miss Beatrice Lally returned to Fair
field, la, stlle first of the week, after
spending the spring vacation in Deni.
son, visiting her mother. Mrs. p. E,
IG.ALally. Miss Lally is instructor OF
music in the public schools at Fair
! field.
Frank Hanss, the cigar maker, has
let the contract for fine, modern
eight room house which is to be erect
ed on the George Nicholson proper
ty on East Broadway. which he pur-
chased recently from the estate. Ex-
cavating for the basement was COM
menced Monday
Messrs. P. C. Hollander and Theo.
Rohwer, of Schleswig, stopped off in
Dcnisoi between trains Saturday on
their way to Chicago. where they are
spending the week transacting bust
ness. Mrs. Hollander and little son
are spending the week in DenisOn
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Lorenzen.
Mrs. S. J. Nelson and little son ex-
pect to. leave the fore part OF next
week for their home at Jefferson, al
ter spending six weeks in Denison
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E.
Gulick The Nelson's sold their home
last fall and have erected beautiful
new home, which has been completed
theis week. ~.
G.. A. Boiler, of Logan, is using
space in this issue of the Review to
announce a sale Of brood mares, work
horses, mules and mature Percheron
stations, which will be held in Jack
sons barn in Logan on Saturday of
this week. The sale will commence
promptly at 1880 o'clock and will be
cried by Louis A. Wilson.
The attention of Review readers is
called to the letter of Stanley Ban
yard who is serving in the English
Army, SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE"
to his brother Frank, who resides at
Dow City, which is published on the
first page of the first section this week.
The letter is a most interesting one
and will be enjoyed by Review read
ers.
The bible study classes of the city
will meet as follows on Tuesday after
noon of next week. for the purpose OF
studying the 18th chapter of tho book
OF st. John: District No. 2 with Mrs.
II. c. Hawley: district No. with Mrs.
l.. l.. Bond; district No. S with Mrs.
C. M. Jensen; district No. 6 with Mrs.
Lon Randall; district No. with Mrs.
f. A. Ariens.
Tho greatest of all motion picture
feature films. THE Birth of Nation.
will be shown at the Germania opera
house in Denison on April Fl and I'D.
Never has there been motion picture
feature that has equaled it and in the
larger cities it has been shown to
packed houses for weeks. 1t will be a
great attraction and doubtless will
draw people from distance to wit
hess it here in Dcnison.
The "Dry America Rally" which was
PLANNED to take place at the gymnas'
ium on Monday evening did not ma
terialize as DR.. Madison Swadener. OF
Indiana. the speaker of the evening,
was unable to reach Denison. DR..
Swadener telegraphed to Mr. w. z.
Rollins Monday afternoon stating that
he missed the train out of Des MONIES
and was unable to make proper con
nectiOns to reach Denison In time TOT
the meeting. A special musical pro-
gram had been arranged for and those
| in charge were counting on rousins
meeting. DIR. Swadener is speaker
of renOwn, who has been travelling all
over the United States speaking in be-
half of National Prohibition. On Sun
day he delivered two lectures at church
es in Des MOines.
The Boys have added another novel
feature to their store which will be
appreciated by the bargain hunters
Of Denison and vicinity. They have
remodeled the basement under tne
ldrygoods section. which Will now q
devoted entirely to bargains, and VII
be known as "rhe Daylight Bargain
basement" The room has been made
most attractive and is decorated II
white, which gives it very neat ap
Ipearance. Large tables are used
where remnants are displayed. Her
shoppers will find everything in tn
drygoods line, together with specia
bargains in women's wearing appal
:. Ell, shoes, china, glassware. etc. Fl
], ficient clerks will always be at nam
to wait on customers and assist then
!. in making selections. Mr.. Saley ha