The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-02
Twelve pages this week.

IDublucSS SISlboi III DSuioOA uCouoJ.
Clarence Schwartzenbach is spend
ling the week at Carroll and Jefferson
visiting relatives.
Mrs. ]. E. Brockelsby was down from
Vail Saturday spending the day With
friends in Denison. .. a.
Bert Tillett was UP from Dow City
yesterday attending, to some business
matters at the county capital.
Ben Smith. Julius MAILER and Walter
ISmith left yesterday for Jefferson. s.
D., in Mr.. Smiths car on a business
"trip.
B. J. Sibbert Departed yesterday
for Redfield, s. d., where. he will spend
several days looking after land inter.
ests
Messrs. David and James Menagh
are in New York City this week pur.
chasing fall merchandise for the Oma.
ha and DenisOn stores.
Miss Julia Jacobsen, of Council
Bluffs. who has been a guest Of Miss
Louise Jones for the past week, return
ed to her home last, evening. p. I'D
Miss Mae Hayes returned Saturday
from months vacation, which she
spent at Austin, Mimi. and Hastings;
Neb. She reports q most enjoyable
time. while away. s-stl ..4pal7. g..:.s
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith. who
have been living at Kearney. Neb., ar.
rived in Denison Monday. Mr.. Smith
has been operating a restaurant there
and only recently sold out. r.
| "A big bill board has been erected on
the Meyers bakery lot just west of the
Hotel ,Denison. which will advertise
the Menagh store. We are told the
sign will be electric lighted.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Stouffer and chill
dren left the first of the week for a
two weeks vacation trip, which they
| will spend visiting friends and rela
tives at Cedar Falls, Waverly and
Gladbrook.
Mrs. Hans Niessen, Of Charter Oak
| was operated upon at the Denison hos
pital Sunday afternoon for appendi
citis The operation was successful
and the patient is getting along as
well as could be, expected. 49, -.
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Kruse, who re-
side on farm near Charter Oak Wis
tied friends and transacted business
in Denison Thursday. While in the city
Mr.. kruse took occasion to call at the
Review office and e,ttend hi1 sub
scription. II t.. - ia E;,s ~, ,4
Another big game of baseball is
scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the
local diamond when Denison will play
Charter Oak Charter Oak has one OF
the fastest teams in this territory and
the fans are anticipating an exciting
game. The game will be called at 3: 80
O'Clock. .,- .-.a .E 1T RI, H..
. VIA. Eggers was up from his home
near Arion on Monday He is looking
little the worse for having come in
contact with the rear light of humble
bee, the said bee leaving a gentle re.
minder on Williams right eye lid. He
has hopes, however,, of recovering his
usual good looks and nature in time
for the Arion fair, which he says will
be a. hummer without stinger. .,-s,.
Mr.. J. P. Jones returned to Denison
yesterday from Redfield, S. d., where
he has been for the past month look.
ing after his extensive land interests.
MIR. Jones found the crops to- be in OK
cellent condition in that part Of sDa'
kota with the exception of wheat.
which has been. damaged to a great
extent by rust Other small grain and
corn is in fine shape, with prospects
for bumper crop. H@
Miss Edith Nordholm, who is engag-
ed in stenography work in Omaha.
came up to Denison Saturday to en-
Joy a weeks vacation visit in Denison
with her mother. MrkSophia NOrd-
holm. Miss Nordholm will leave on
Friday tor Sioux ,City~where she will
visit with her sisters, Mrs. Frank
Crawford and Miss Hazel Nordholm.
Miss Julia Nordholm is also enjoying1
q two weeks vacation visit with rel
atives in Chicago.
Joe Wien. who was arrested last
Friday evening at Manila for carry
ing concealed weapons, was brought
to Denison Saturday morning - and
placed in the county Jail to await the
action of the grand jury, which meets
in September. 1t seems that Wien on
deavOred to dispose of revolver to a
Waterman employed by the Milwaukee
railway for trivial amount and the
Waterman placed him under arrest.
When searched he was found to have
two reyolyers. on his person. He was
given a hearing before Mayor Saun
ders Saturday morning. ~, :
At meeting of the city council held
Monday evening, objections to the pro
posed pavement on Sweet, State, LO-
Gust and Court streets were heard
There was only one objection, that of
tho Illinois Central. The company OBJ
jected on the grounds that the stree,
running past the freight house was al
ways in good condition and pavement
at this time was unnecessary The
council considered, however,. that
Court street was the most importantl
thoroughfare leading to the business
district of the city and overrnled the
objections. Notice to bidders for pay,
ing the remainder OF Sweet street. 2
portion of State and. Locust streets ap;.l
pears in this issue Of the Review.
George Nacye returned Saturday
from Dolan, South, Dakota where he Il
had been called owing to severe
wind storm that visited that vicinity
recently. Mr. Naeve owns considerable
land near Dolan and the tOutbuildings
were destroyed by the storm.r 1nsur
ance was carried, however, and the
loss will DO only PARTIAL! Mr.. Naeve re-
ports his crops as looking fine, and
one of his tenants had four binders in
from, snr.un until suu,dn NUN