The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

Schleswig, were pleasant callers in
|Denison yesterday. s" 49,.
Mrs. Joe Goss and children expect
to leave Monday for Sturgeon Bay
Wis, where they will spend the sum
and Mrs. Thos. GOss.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Perkins and son
of Blackfoot, Idaho, stopped over in
Dcnison Saturday for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. W/Farding
They are making trip overland in
their car to Gary, Ind.
Only two marriage licenses haze
been issued from the county clerk S
office since the last issue Of the Re
view they being on June 7th to Law
|rence Christensen and Sigrid Halvcr'
son and Richard A. Nelson and Elsie A
Wuli.
Mr.. James Armstrong returned Sat
urday from Gettysburg, S. d., where
lie has been for the past few weeks
Mr.. Armstrong was unable to secure
a renter for his. farm, which is locat
ed near there SO went up and put in
the crops himself.
I Mrs. benjamin II. Black and Miss
Name Foley. of Nichols. Iowa, arrived
lin Denison Tuesday for a few days
visit with the formers brother. At
ltOrney G.. !. WEIGH. They motored as
far as Boone with friends the fore part
Of the week and came from there on
tho train.
/ WOrkmen are now engaged in
painting the big steel dome and the
cupolas on the court house. The work
is being done by local painters and it
seems to be most perilOus task to
paint the tower. where it is necessary
for the painters to lower themselves
down from the top of the tower with
ropes to paint the sides.
Attention of Review readers is call,
led to the advertisement Of q. e.
Barnes. which appears on page three
Tof the first section. Mr.. Barnes is an
nouncing public sale of 240 acres of
Fine farm land located one mile from
Superior. Dickinson county, Iowa. the
sale to be held on Wednesday, June
aSth. For full description Of the land
read the advertisement. So, w. O. .
/ The annual memorial services Of
| lIC NAlS1IllS VI WILL 10
next Sunday afternoon at Oakland
icemetery. Members of the order will
meet at the McKim hall promptly at
$3.50. where the procession will form
and leave at 3 o'clock for the GENE.
ltery. Everyone is cordially invited to
Iattend the exercises at the cemetery.
which are held each year in honor Of
tho departed members of the order. h:
| Mcssrs Thos. Meader of Eldortl.
and B. F. Rehkopf, of lndianola.. of
1.-THE Iowa state board of examiners, ar
rived in Denison Monday evening and
are engaged in checking over D., the
books of, the various county officers
this week. Yesterday the gentlemen
I.started on the books in tho treasvrer's
IofTIce. which viii require several days.
and it is expected that they will be
hore for week or two before complet,
ing the work s n
| The Hens Carnival company had a
representative in Denison Tuesday
land secured license from Mayor
GLaub to exhibit in >Denison during the
week commencing Monday, June goth.
We understand that this carnival COM
l5pany is one of the largest in operation.
Having twenty-five car loads of para,
|phernalia.E& They are exhibiting I'M
Omaha this week. The representative
secured grounds near the Illinois Cen
trail depot.
| Mrs. Henry Mesenbrink, who was
brought to Denison juno It'll with Hen.
ry Grill from Butte, Mont. by Deputy
Sheriff John Costello on a charge Of
adultery, was released from the coun-
ty Jail last Saturday on bond of
$1,000 furnished by relatives. 1t is
clai led that Mrs. Mescnbrink desert
ed her husband and number OF chit,
ldrcn a few months ago and was lOcat.
cd at Butte. Mont. living with Henry
Grill. who formerly was engaged in
business at Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Gulick. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Voss and Loyal and Mrs. l..
NJ. Shaw expect to motor UP to Lake
Okoboji tomorrow morning to spend
the summer at their cottage on Corn;
wells point They are planning a
most enjoyable summer and contcm.
plate many 5tinc motor boat rides as
Mr.. Voss has recently purchased a
launch which is said to be the finest
on the lakes. 1t is q 80 foot boat with
All eight cylinder motor which devel
opes 1870 horse power aud will Outdis.
lance every boat on the lake.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bland Lally and Mr..
Leon Powers, which will take place
lat 8: 80 in the morning Of Wednesday,,
June 2Sth. at ST. Rose of Lima church.
Immediately following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast will be served at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
p L. C. Lally. This wedding prom.
Uses to be one of the pleasing events
Of tho season on account Of the prom.
inence of the young couple. Many so
cial functions are being given in hon,
or Of Miss aLally, who is one Of Deni.
sons most popular young ladies.
number of the local Woodmen of
the World motored over to West Side
Monday evening, where it had been
PLANNED to put on degree work, a chap,
ter of the order having recently been
organized there. 2 II was impossible
to secure meeting place at West Side
so! they all drove to Arcadia, where
the work was put on in the w. 0. w.
hall. Those from Denison who made
the trip were W. q II. Gibson, jacob
Rusterholz, G. l.. Caswell, c. c. Cas-.
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