The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19
Chautauqua Week
is good time to have that
picture taken at Vi ea 49,
The Ferguson Studio


days visit with friends. g.. u.
Miss Mabel Bornholdt, of Charte
Oak, was in Denison Tuesday shop
ping and calling on friends.
The Crawford County State banl
building is being improved with a new
bright coat of red paint with whit
trimmings. g.''.
Miss Margaret Gilmore returned t
Sioux City Saturday after ten days
|xisit in Denison at the home of MI
and Mrs. L. w. Pierce.
J. H. Hayes, of the city council, wa
at Carroll last Saturday on business
and while there took occasion to visi
with the officials of that city.
Otto Vosgerau visited at the hom'
Of Chas. Erne, Jr. in Omaha severa
days last week. While there he at
tended the automobile races.
Miss Fanny Hayes was hostess at
delightful afternoon party on Frida.
last, honOring Miss Margaret Gillmol
of Tuscon. Ariz., who was visitin;
friends in the city. ...rs,-,.t ~ T..
VIM. Staller and son, Clarence, D
Arion, We're county seat business call
ers Tuesday. Mr.. Staller made the, Re
view office call and extended his sub
scription to the paper FOR another
year.
Rev. 4. p. Williams, who is sick a
the Denison hospital, is still in a pre-
carious condition. He is afflicted will
a cancer of the stomach and it i:
foa Int Eo SrS1 h, nj Is ;,,I
long.
Miss Helen Walters, the accommo
dating clerk in the hardware depart
ment of the Balle-Brodersen store, i;
enjoying a two weeks vaaction Sh,
is spending this week at Logan visit
ing friends. .-'....--.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Otto returned
this morning from a three weeks hon
eymoon trip, which they spent in Chi
cago. They are making their home
for the present with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin iSaggau. >-s
Mr.. E. H. Tucker, who has beer
on the sick list for the past few weeks
is reported recovering. His many
friends are in hopes that he will con
tinue to grow stronger and that he viii
be able to be up and around within Z
short time. !, .'# - la.
Two licenses to wed have been Is
sued from the county clerks office
since the last issue of the Review, the,
being to Lewis G. Whitman and Der
that NJ. Oppermann on July 18th, and
Verne NJ, Winquist and Lena C. Lin
quist on July 18th. E..A .....r
DenisCn was visited by another big
rain storm Tuesday morning. Consid
cradle damage was done by the water
which overlooked over the curbings in
to the easements. 1t is apparent that
storm sewers will have to be installed
to take care of the surface water. :
The Misses Fay and Hope Sybald, OF
Danbury, accompanied by their house
guests, Misses Clarice and Hilma An
derson, of Perry, motored to Denison
Friday of last week for brief visit
with Miss Winifred Wright. The young
ladies were schoolmates at Simpson
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lyon, son Russell
and daughter. Marjorie, departed
this forenoon for three weeks motor
trip in the east. They will travel over
the Lincoln highway to Chicago and
from there will go to Grand Rapids,
Mich. where they will make visit
with relatives. r..
With a few more rains such as we
have experienced during the past week
Denison people residing on the streets
N a I,s
city dads that storm sewers might
prove beneficial. notwithstanding the
fact that competent engineers say they
arc not needed. "a
Rev. Frank Aston. colored pastor of
Spartensburg, S. c.. is spending the
week in Denison. Rev. Aston will
preach Sunday afternoon at the Ger.
man Lutheran Free Mission, which
will be held at. the Bruederschaft park
Rev. Brauer. of Ida Grove, will preach
in the forenoon.
The work on the city water system
is progressing very well, notwitll-
standing the shortage Of help. The
Mcssrs. Ward g. Weigh
ton of Sioux City, have the steel frame
work for the cement reservoir we'll
up, and the most of the ditch work for
the water mains is completed. The
pump house, built by NJ. p. Renfro. liz
and awaits the arrival OF
the pumping outfit. which has been
shipped from Chicago. No.
The news of the death of Mr.. Albert
r. Anderson, son of Mrs. Charles
Tabor, was received in Denison last
week. Mr.. Anderson was the only son
of Mrs. Josephine Anderson-Tabor, who
has visited Denison with her husband
on numerous occasions. The death OF
Mr.. Anderson took place at Deadwood,
S. D., where he had stopped off to
spend the, fourth of July with friends
His sudden death was caused by apo
plexy The deceased was born in
Washington and at the time of his
death was a few months over q years
of age. Most of his life was spent in
the Black Hills and for the past few
years he has been an employee of the
Western Electric company of Mime
apolis, and only recently had been as
signed the state of Montana as his
field Of operations with Headquarters
at Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tabor went at once to DeadWood
where funeral services were held a
St. Johns Episcopal church. They re
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