The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15
SCHOOL ELECTION
AT DOW CITY

AT DOW CITY
Election Creates Some Little sti
Among Voters and w. e. FisheI
Elected School Treasurer AZ
woMAN's Lcue HAVE PRoeRA.
Harry TurnIund Returns FROM Mime
sofa for Visit With Parents
Standard Bearers Entertain
The school election on Monda
caused quite little stir among th
voters, the fight being made betweel
Fishel and Vollerson for treasurer
Newkirk and Johnson as director
were elected again with practically
no opposition, their votes reading a
follows: Newkirk 1885, Johnson 209 ant
) votes being cast for F. c. Buss. N
campaigning was done for these Of
fees for everyone admitted that a
the present stage of affairs in settin
things in shape in the new distric
there Should be no change. But 70
tiCdoulCA W AAAS'NS "
the candidates had been going on 70
some time and on that particular da,
things were moving lively. When tn
votes were counted, however, Fishel
the present incumbent, was decided ;
winner by 20 votes, the vote readin:
Fishel 1874, Vollerson 105. This was ;
second tryout between these two can
didates. Mr.. FisheIs majority beeins
larger by 10 votes than at the previou:
election. Both men, however, would
be good men for the position and Mr.
Vollerson's losing casts no shadow on
his ability or integrity.
Miss Jennie X. Rae came up from
Omaha Saturday morning for a short
visit with relatives. She returned on
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Ahrens and two children
arrived Sunday from Ames for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fritz
Mrs D. e. Bremser was having den
tai work done in Denison Thursday.
Harry Turnlund arrived Tlusday
from Forada, Mimi. for visit with.
his parents. Mr.. and Ms. A. p. Turn,
lund. Mr.. Turnlund who is tele-
graph operator. is out on a vacation
and expects to extend his trip into
the western states and possibly toI
the coast. This is his first visit here
in five years.
We regret to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. John Garrett, who live in Para |
disc township, are both confined to,
their bed with pneumonia. and a
trained nurse is in attendance. Wei
trust to hear soon of their recovery.
Aunt Jane Wood returned Friday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Schleswig and other points. Her
friends are pleased to know that she isl
much improved i'll health.
Miss Anna Nelson has gone to Char
ter Oak for an extended sojourn with
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. G. Moore, of Dun
lap, spent the day Sunday with DR.
and Mrs. J. A. Brill.
Albert Birkhofer was in Logan on
Friday attending the big mule sale
that was scheduled for that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Galland visit.
ed friends in Arion Thursday.
Mrs. John Justice and Mrs. Elmer
Mill were down from Denison a few
days last week to see Grandmother
Igou, who continues ill.,
NJ " Butler, OF Pierson. visited rel
atives here the first OF the week while
OH his way home from Omaha, where!
he visited sick relative.
Mrs. lnez Hallowell.Holcombe arriv-
ed Tuesday from her home at Fay
Gttcville, N. c., for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Hallowell.
Mrs. Riley TalcOtt came down from
Arion Sunday morning to attend thc|
funeral of the lanyard baby.
Miss Wave Cross began the spring
torn of school in district No. 9 in
Union township Monday morning She
is an experienced teacher and has Civ
en- excellent service wherever she
teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy de-
parted Monday morning for Villisca
for a few days visit with relatives.
Warren Rule, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Rule, is reported to be sufferingI
from pneumonia.
Lincoln Goddard came down from
1T. Dodge Sunday to visit relatives.
His wife and children, who have beonI
.IiGl III SCtGidl WCChS,
him home.
Miss Lois Manning was Dun]apl
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. l.. c. COPYRIGHT of Wayne |
Neb., spent several days here last
week on account of the continued ILL.,
ness Of her mother Mrs Levi Igou.
Mrs. Harvey Hamrick and Miss Mae!
Houston were shopping in Denison on
Saturday.
Elder Fred Fry, of Bigler's Grove,
will preach here next Sunday in thel
l.. d. S. church.
Mrs. Charley Keelner was on thel
sick list several days last week.
Miss Phoebe PETIT returned last
Tuesday night from Boone, where she
had been called on account of thel
serious illness Of her brother Earl
Pett.
Miss Ora Butterworth departed onl
Monday for Logan, where she has &C
cepted q. position as saleslady in al