The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17

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services at the l.. d. S. church.
Fred Christensen. Of Boyer towr
ship, who has been confined in tn
Denison hospital for the past tire
weeks, following an operation, wa
able to return to his home last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McKim, autOe'
up from Des Moines Thursday of las
week on business mission. Will
in Denison they were guests at tn
home OF the formers uncle, Mr.. Franl
WOolston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler, of Morning
side, Mrs. Marie Powell. of Glidden
and Mrs. J. W. Thomas, of Omaha
spent the week end in DenisOn visi!
ing their mother. Mrs. Sarah Wagner
who has been quite i'll for the pas
few weeks.
= We are sorry to report that Mrs
Chas. Bullock is quite sick this week
She returned only recently from Col
fax in poor health and the fore par
OF the week it was deemed advisable
to remove her TO the Meehan hospi
tai for treatment.
Mrs. North Evans, of Columbus, Neb.
is spending few days in Denisor
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. McHenry Mrs. Evans has beer
spending the winter in Philadelphia
with her husband, who is attending
q medical college there.
Mrs. Fl A. Graves has moved hel
college from the former
quarters in the new Mccarthy build
ing to the front rooms in the Miller
block. The school has grown to sucf
large proportions that 1t was neces
sary to secure larger quarters.
Mrs. +. Gulick left yesterday fol
Jefferson, where she is spending 8
few days visiting her daughter. Mrs
S. J. Nelson. Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw
arrived at Jefferson last evening and
will accompany her sister to Denison
tomorrow for a months visit.
The Denison Auto company received
three car loads of Ford automobiles
the first of the week. Henry Saggau
the manager, tells us that it is not AZ
thing to receive telephone
calls requesting that Ford be deliv
cred to farm home without even Civ
ing demonstration.
Following the business session O.
the Current Events club on Thursday
afternoon of last week at the library
club room pleasant social hour fol
lowed. Mrs. Poole was presented with
u beautiful spoon as remembrance
from the club. Mrs. Poole is soon &C
move to Toledo, Iowa.
Stiltz Wilson, eN-mayor OF Berkely
Cali, will deliver lecture on woman
suffrage on the street in front OF the
Germania opera house, on Tuesday
evening, May 23d. Mr.. Wilson is one
of the most forceful speakers now
the state and the speech
will be well worth hearing.
Auditor p. J. Porte is still paying
out bounties for wolf scalps. the crol
this spring seeming to be most album
dant. Those bringing in scalps the
past week were: May 18th, H. II. Dern
er, of Iowa township, two cub scalps
$500; May 18TH. A. J. Dettleman, oi
Paradise township. six cub scalps, $24
The Finn Construction company is
making great Roadway getting the
streets to be paved in readiness. The
big steam shovel is working on the
cut near the Bale residence and when
this is put to grade the shovel will &c
south down Main street to the Review
All OF the curb stone on Lo
Gust street is now laid and the forms
are being put in on lower Main street
to the Northwestern depot.
A class of twenty bright boys and
girls will receive their first communion
at tho ST. Rose Of Lima Catholic
church on next Sunday morning At
9 80 o'clock, this service being the on
ly one observed in the morning. The
class is made up Of thirteen girls and
seven boys. they being: Mary McMen
mimic, Florence Costello. Grace Eggers
Anna Fl. Giblin, NJ. Stenglin, Evelyn
Farrelly. N. Tate, Julia Wolfe. Irene
Mary Houlihan, Hazel Hill
Gertrude Hill, Hyacinth OBrien. En-.
nett Champion, Donald Champion. y
r. Brannon. ]. Hoeyeke, Frank
COmstock and Raymond Bowman.
TIE sixth article written especially
for the Review by Edgar Allen on trad.
ing at home. appears on the first page
Of the first section this week. This
article should be of especial interest
to the women of Denison as it gives
the very interesting details Of most
"Buy at Home" campaign
exclusively by the society
~, NvorV a,
wife. every lawyer. every doctor and
every merchant should read carefully
the $3.50 prize article they used in
their campaign with such telling re
suits. This is one of the best articles
Of the series and it has punch in ev
cry line.
Crawford county farmers certainly
cannot complain of lack OF moisture
in the ground after the drenching rain
Of Sunday. The rain was general
the county and in fact
over the state, and left the ground IN
excellent condition. Here in Denison
the rain came down in torrents and
did considerable damage to the curb.
ing which has been laid for the pave
ment. The most damage was done on
Locust street between B. J. Sibbert's
residence and the Doud Milling com
pany. Whole sections Of the curbing
we're washed out, which required con-
siderable time to replace. 1t was not
necessary, however, to lay new curb
ing, but it was all replaced and is now
in as good condition as 1t was when
put In.