The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-09
Wedding Pictures
When you get msrried let US
make your wedding pictures.
A. good photograph will be
constant reminder Of the hap
pycoccasion.
The Ferguson Studio

to be given March LIST.
Miss Daisy Leitner returned home
Sunday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at N0rthwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Reimer moved
their household goods last week to the
J. L, Riggleman farm near Del0it, they
having leased the farm for q year. Zen
Worlay and Lloyd Winans. who live
in that neighborhood, drove down to
DenisOn in b0bsleds and helped to
move the furniture.
Mr.. Jerry Hassett received mes.
sage this week telling of the
death of his cousin, Mrs. Patrick Ho.
gan, which occurred at her home In
Burlington. Mrs. Hogan had visited Den
is0n ON several different occasions and
friends at this place.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle departed
this morning for ChicaA0. where she
will spend few days visiting rela.
tives. From there she will go to At.
lanta, Ga, where she will make visit
with her friend, Mrs. Remsen. and be.
fore returning home will visit school
friends at points in Kentucky and
Ohio.
Messrs. Herman Schiernbeck, FL.
mer Moritz and Albert Youngberg. OF
KirOn. spent last Thursday in DenisOn,
having stopped of ON their return from
Chicago, where they had gone with
shipments of stock. the fore part Of the
week. While in the city Mr.. Schiern.
beck took occasion to extend his sub
scriptiOn to the Review.
Mrs. Alvin Mieckley went to State
Center Thursday to attend the wedding
OF cousin who was married on that
day. 1t was sad incident which 0c-
CURED on the same day as the wedding
when an aunt of the bride died sud.
denly at her home at that place. Mrs.
Mieckley remained for the funeral
services, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. SERVER spent
Thursday in Omaha, where MIR. Server
consulted with q specialist in regard
I to his health. The specialist found
that an operation might be necessary
some time in the future to overcome
the trouble. They returned home on
Thursday and we are sorry to report
that Mr.. SERVER is confined to his bed.
The Sunday school and district con.
ference represented by ten local or.
Plantations of the Latter Day Saints
church Will hold their district conven.
ton At Dow City ON Friday, Saturday
and Sunday of this week. We arc
told that the local organization in Den.
ison will endeav0r to secure the June
convention. Their church edihce on
East fremont street is rapidly near.
ing completion and is now ready for
the plasterers and painters.
DenisOn friends received word on
Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Patrick
McCarthy, which took place at her
home in Davenport, the fore part Of the
week. Mrs. Mccarthy was former
resident of Denison for many years
and large number Of warm friends in
this city will receive the news of her
death with sorrow. Mrs. Mccarthy
was 4, sister-in.law of Mr.. Tom Nc.
lCarthy, of ,Denison, and will be better
Remembered as Aunt Kate" as she
was Familiarity called. Funeral serv'
ices are held today at Davenport.
A copy of Oak Leaves, a newspaper
printed ut Oak Park, Ill.,. which has
found its way to this office, gives an
account of the wedding of Miss Marie
Bricker to Edwin Theodore Johnson
Jr., which took place Saturday. Janu
airy 22d. Miss Bricker is niece OF
DR.. C. w. Carr of this city, who was in
attendance at the wedding. The we'd
ding was most elaborate affair and
lone OF the largest that has occurred at
Oak Park this season. Vernon Carr
iwhO is attending the State University
of Illinois at Champagne. ILL.,, was q
member OF the wedding party.
The statement of the Crawford
County State bank, which appears in
this issue OF the, paper, is one Of the
best statements the institution has
made for some time at this season Of
the year. 1t shows the bank Is in fine
condition from the amount Of available
cash on hand as we'll as from the
standpoint of total footings. For many
years this bank has enjoyed the dis
tinction Of being one OF the strong In
lstitItiOns OF Iowa and at no time n
its history has 1t had more reason tc
be satisfied than at the present time
The success of this bank reflects gen
orally the condition Of other banks
Throughout western Iowa.
Mr.. F. A. Ariens returned yesterday
from an extended business trip to the
least, where he went to make arrange
ments for the equipping OF the mill
can factory which will be operated II
|Denison. Mr.. Ariens visited the biz
manufacturing cities and secured
prices ON the. special machinery thai
will be needed In his plant. On &C
count of the European war he found
that machinery of the nature which
will be needed for the manufacture o.
his patent milk can cover has greatly
increased in price over two years ago
For instance a big press which three
years ago could be purchased for les!
than $4,000. the manufacturers arr
asking 5000 and will make no prom
Uses whatever as to when deliver!
might be expected. Mr.. Ariens In tall
ing with Review reporter stated tina
the company hopes to be able to pur
|chase the necessary machinery SO tina
1.-The factory can be in operation THU
summer, but that they do not propose
Ito pay fabulous prices for It and !
Unnecessary they will nut of operation!