The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

over from Buck Grove Friday tran
sacting business and visiting friends
County treasurer Louie Evers went
down to Colfax last Friday. where he
is enjoying a few days rest at the
sanitarium.
Mrs. Hugo Gebert and Mrs. E. N.
Chamberlin returned Saturday from
Indanola where they enjoyed a few
days visit with Miss Harriet Gebert
who is attending Simpson college.
Miss Gene Miller, instructor of DO.
nestle Science in the public schools
expects to leave Friday for her home
at Louisville. Ky, where she will
spend the summer with her parents.
MIR. f.. NJ. Day left on Monday eve
ming for Covington, Ind, where he Will
visit relatives and friends at the old
home. 1t has been some time since
Mr. Day has visited COvington and
he anticipates a most pleasant Vislt'
Miss Frances Boyd expects to 80
down to Arion on Saturday. where she
has been invited to take part IN an
entertainment to be given for the bene'
fit of the Arion church. The musical
numbers will be furnished by residents
OF Arion.
The Economy Meat Market, which is
now owned by p. +. Finn and Wilbur
Roberts, is being redecorated this week
and everything put in first class con
dition. Mr.. Roberts is managing the
market and is being assisted by Mr..
G.. NJ. Jensen.
Miss Hazel Laub expects to leave
Monday for Des Moines, where she will
visit few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. McAhren. From there
she goes to Indianola to attend the
commencement exercises at Simpson
college where she formerly attended
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Christensen.
and little son Herman of Charter Oak,
visited with friends and shopped in
Denison Thursday of last week. While
in the city, Mr.. Christensen took oc-
casiCn to extend his subscription to
the Review.
Hon. Carl F.. Kuehnle left today for
Holstein. where he delivers the high
school commencement address tins
evening. and Thursday evening he Will
speak at the graduating exercises 81
the Auburn schools. May Goth. Mr..
Kuehnle will deliver the Memorial day
address at McGregor.
loyal voss; Misses Grace Meyers
Lydia Belle kuehnle. Verah Menagll
and Mrs. Perkins motored to Iowa City
last Thursday. where they spent the
week end visiting Carl Frederick
Kuellnle. The party returned to DEM
son Monday. but were compelled to
leave the machine at Marshalltown on
account of the muddy roads.
Professor Frank Lynch, of the high
school faculty. leaves Monday for his
home at independence, Iowa. Pro
lessor Lynch has made arrangements
to attend a coaching school at the
State University of Illinois at Cham
paign, where he will have an oppor,
tunity of brushing up on all of the
phases Of football
During the past week county audi
tor P. J. Portz has paid out $4,000 in
wolf bounties, The following bounties
were paid: May IT, Eathan Crane
Milford township. one adult wolf scalp
$40. 90; May 18th, August Harm. Good
rich township. six cub wolf scaips
S24.OO: May 22nd. Harry Jones. Boyer
township, one adult wolf scalp. $2O.Oo
The high school normal training en-
animation was held at the county sup
erintcndent's Office in the court house
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF
last week, twenty-three students TAX
ing the examination. The examination
papers we're sent to the state super
intendent's office at Des Moines. where
they will be corrected and the mark
ings sent to the county superinten'
dent.
A reader of the Review mailed us an
interesting communication in reply 10
the article which appeared III the last
issue of the paper dealing with the
trade at home campaign. requesting
that it be printed this week. The writ
or did not sign his name to the article,
using only his initials and as the he
view does not print communications
which are not signed. the article IS
withheld. We are always glad to
print communications from readers II
they sign them and if requested Will
not publish the name of the writer
but il is necessary that we know Just
who sends in such communications.
The Review is in receipt OF copy
of the Sterling Daily Gazette. OF Mon
day, May 22d, which states that Il.
.Hetflefinger, of Los Angeles. Cali, is
making a visit with old friends at that
place. Mr.. Hefflefinger formerly was
engaged in business in Denison and
will be remembered by many OF the
older citizens. Mr.. Heifletinger at one
time lived at Sterling and some thirty.
two years ago left there for the west
and is visiting there this week for the
first time in thirty-two years. The
purpose of his trip back to Illinois was
to visit the boys of his regiment, the
18th of the rebellion of the COS. he
will meet the remnant OF it at Dixon
this week as the encampment will be
held there. possibly for the last time
Mr.. Heffletinger expects to be IN DEM
son for Decoration day and his many