The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
Citizens caucus Friday evening q

Citizens caucus Friday evening at
the city hall.
L. NJ. Hunt and daughter, Miss Net.
tie, of Dunlap, we're in Denison Friday
visiting N. l.. Hunt and doing some
shopping.
Chas. Bullock. after undergoing o
course Of treatment at the Meehan hos,
pital, was able to return to his home
yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mesen.
brink, a son on Tuesday, March 7th.
Mother and babe are reported to be
doing nicely.
Mrs. T. E. Pearson and Mrs. e. l..
Barber were called to Rolfe Saturday
to attend the funeral of their niece,
who passed away Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Burke, who recently un.
derwent- AN operation at the Meehan
hospital, has SO improved that she
was able to return home Saturday.
The students of the Denison Normal
college enjoyed an address by Mr.. C. l..
voss at the college chapel this morn.
ing on banking and bank methods.
Albert Slechta was pleasant bust.
ness caller in DenisOn Friday from
Vail. He was accompanied by his
brother, Joe, who resides at Knoxville.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley was up from Dow
City Saturday and while here made
this Office call and extended her sub.
scription for the Review another year.
Mrs. Fred Grill departed Monday
for her new nome at Wheatland, where
her husband is now engaged in the
clcihing iWss;lesa. Their many friends
in Denison wish them the very best
Of success,
The members of the Woman's club
enjoyed delightful social meeting
with Mrs. N. l.. Hunt on Monday at.
ternoon. Following a pleasant after
noon spent with fancy work. light re-
freshments were served by the host
ess.
Miss Erma Naeve departed last week
for Lincoln, Neb., where she is max.
ing visit with former schO0lmates.
Il. J. Jaun0n, prominent business
man and large land owner of SaliX.
Iowa, is spending the day in Denis0n
transacting business.
The dance held at the auditorium OF
the st. Rose of Lima academy Friday
evening was we'll attended and all re.
port most enjoyable time. Music
was furnished by the VOss orchestra
A delicious supper was served during
the course OF the evening.
Robert Won Boskirk. who has been
with the Bulletin the past eighteen
months, leaves Saturday for Ida Grove,
where he takes a position with the
Pioneer. His place on the Bulletin
will be taken by Mr.. Sturges, son
of Editor Sturges, OF Charter Oak.
John Bailey. living on East fremont
street, has been somewhat indispOsed|
the past week, but is able to be about.
In renewing his subscription to the Re
view he said, Reading the Review is
just like reading the bible the more
you read it the better you like it,
Mr.. Bailey has been reading the Re.
view for twenty-eight years.
Mr.. Lynch, Loyal Voss, Harold Poole
William NJ. McHenry. John Nor.
ris, Percy Cavett and John Helsley at.
tended the Y. NJ. G. A., convention at
Sioux City. Percy served on the ResO.
luton Committee. There were aboutl
three hundred and fifteen delegates
from Iowa. South Dakota, Minnesota
and Nebraska.
The annual Sunday school conven.
ton will be held at Manila April 5th
and 9Th. Mr.. C. X. Meyers. secretary
of the Crawford County Sunday School
association. was in Manila on Monday
making the necessary arrangementsI
for the convention. The Manila Com
mercial club is making arrangementsI
for the entertainment of the delegates
during their stay in Manila.
Mrs. C. F. Cassaday. accompanied byl
her son. Leon, and Miss Pearl Gary ;
went down to Omaha yesterday, where
she will enter a sanitarium for treat.
ment. Mrs. Cassaday has been inI
very poor health since her accident
ing down the basement stairs. It'll
is hoped that her health will improve
under proper treatment and care att
the Omaha sanitarium.
w. C. Smith, of Greenfield. travelling
representative Of the Austin-Western|
Machinery company of Chicago, was
in Denison Friday calling upon the
trade. Mr.. Smith expects to move toI
Denison about the first Of June and
make this point his permanent head
quarters. He expects to purchase al
home here. decision reached after
learning about our excellent schools
and social conditions.
The Concordia choir of the German
Lutheran church gave an entertain
ment at the new school building on
Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week for the purpose OF raising funds |
for the new piano which was pur.
chased few weeks ago. The enter
tainment consisted OF dialogues and
music by the members of the class and
drew large crowd on both evenings. |
ln<the neighborhood OF 800 was real.
lied by their efforts.
Testing New Well.
Engineer Frank Woolston is max.
ing test of the city's new deep we'll
this week and from present indica-
lions there is an ample few of water
to take care of Denison's needs. Thet
Woll ID now nt 81 1lonfh Of 1S2h feet