The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-09
Sixteen pages in this issue.

Sixteen pages in this issue.
Miss Helen King, of Omaha, arrived
in the city today for visit with Miss
Gladys McCord. -.
h Mrs. George Naeve and daughter
Miss Erma, will leave Thursday fol
,Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills for a
months sojourn.
| Nick Naeve was down from Schlas
|wig yesterday transacting business
and calling on friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Cavett, of Dan.
vert, O., arrived in the city Saturday
for few days visit at the home of his
brother, Mr.. N. P, Cavett. .lt. sy 81
Miss Bernice Osborn left on Sunday
morning for Des Moines where she will
spend few days visiting with her faith
er. Miss Orborn is enjoying a three
weeks vacation and will visit other
points in Iowa before returning to Den
ison. rg@tS. ',&s-.
Miss Dorothy Grey, who was elected
by the school board to teach the sec
ond grade, has rendered her resigna
ton, having been offered a place in the
Omaha schools Miss Elizabeth Clark
of Lake City, has been elected to ill
this vacancy. s
Miss Ethel Biggs, who has been
| visiting relatives in Denison for the
past two weeks, departed Sunday for
her home at Churdan. She was ac'
companied home by her niece, Miss
Eyle Blackman, who will make brief
visit at Churdan.
Miss Marie Donnelly, who has been
q guest at the p. j: Behen home for
the past few days. returned Sunday to
fher home in Sioux City. Her father
drove down from Sioux City Sunday
morning and she accompanied him
home in the afternoon.
| . Mrs. Sam Stewart and daughter re-
turned Monday to their home at Me-
dina, N. D.. after making visit in
Denison with her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. w. d. Luney. She was accompan'
led as. far as Sioux City by her broth
ers, Charlie and Gene Luney. g..
| Misses Louisa Jones and Harriet &C.
bert departed this morning for Council
Bluffs where they will spend the day
! tlSlJluS W I'LL fAohi ChSA0 AAiSs
Jones will go to Mt. Ayr and Miss Ge'
bert will go to Corning where she will
be guest at ten days house party
Misses Mae and Lois Roberts
ana brother, Carl Roberts, of Boone
accompanied by Miss Lois Porter
field. of Indianola, motored up to
Denison last Saturday morning. They
were joined by Miss Winifred Wright
and the party drove down to Carter
Lake, Omaha for few days visit with
friends. -
| The Review has been requested to
fannounce that band practice will be
Iheld at the City Hall on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. Mr.. Gibler the new
band master, informs us that there is
plenty of material available for band
of thirty-five or forty pieces and he is
in hopes that there will be a good turn
out for practice.
| Mrs. C. X. Meyers and son, Paul. re-
turned home Monday from Iowa Falls
where they were in attendance at the
Baptist meeting. Paul entered mum
Der of the athletic events which were
held for the entertainment of the young
folks and managed to win a number
of the prizes, as did Marcus Jones
Jr., who was also in attendance. -;
Carl F. Kuenhle is in great demand
as a speaker and hardly week. passes
but what he Is invited to deliver an
address at some celebration In the
state. On the "a Of this month. he will
deliver an address at the Cass and
Montgomery countyies. old settlers
reunion and at later date at the old
settlers picnic to be held at Unionville.
Clarence Chamberlin started for Sac
City yesterday on his motorcycle with
a view of entering the motorcycle races
there yesterday afternoon, but met
with a mishap when about half way
there. His machine was so badly dam
aged that he was unable to continue
the trip to Sac City and he had to
phone to his garage to come after him.
The w. D. Luney home has been the
scene of family reunion during the
past week, all of the children having
been home for visit. Mrs. Sam Stew.
art, of Medina, N. D.; Chas. Luney.
of San Francisco: James Luney, of Ell
Paso, Texas. and Mrs. Cole, Of New
York City. were all here last week
The family gathered together for a
visit with Harry Luney, who is i'll Mt
the home of his parents. '.E
Jud Lochmiller. who is farming IN
South Dakota. arrived In Denison the
first of the week for visit with his
brothers. Mr.. Lochmiller says that
the wheat crop has been damaged in
some localities by black rust Farm.
ers in South Dakota are having con
siderable trouble getting their grain
harvested on account OF the activities
of the /. w. WIS who do not propose
to work and will not let others work.
w. C. Rollins is busy this week NOV.
ing his printing plant from the old To-
cation in the basement under the Plain
Price variety store to the basement OF
the old opera house. Extensive repairs
are to be made to the building which