The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-21

SOlu nugget tdhefl from CdlllOTuIS
mine Feb %, 1861.
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The Chase-Lister Theatrical com
pany closed weeks engagement in
Denison Saturday evening and played
to q packed tent every evening during
the week. The tent was pitched OF
the HuDpel iots soutl OF the RAZOR res
ldence. .,....a t-
i The last issue of the Iowa Odd Eel
low, the official publication of the Odd
Fellow lodge in this state, contained a
poem written by, Mr., S. p. Jacobsen
of this city, Which was selected us
their farewell memorial to Mrs. Grace
Lewis, the late lamented matron OF
the home, ' ~ ~ h.. -! - 5-
i r. L. Benson, foreman of the Ben
nett Organ company, Rock Island, ILL.,.
builders of church organs, is visiting
at the homes of his sisters, Mrs. T.
NJ Johnston and Mr.. S. Lundgren,
Mr.. Benson has not been in Denison
for eighteen years and finds Denison
Surprisingly improved
Tho German Lutheran choir held en-.
tertainments at the new school build.
ING On Thursday and Eridav evenings
| of last week. The programs were
made of dialogues and music and were
greatly enjoyed by everyone The at,
tendance was not as large as had been
hoped for, which was due to the fact
that there were so many counter at
fractions. vas -. Ill.,
Miss Beatrice Kirknn,-.of Portland.
Orc arrived in Den;son the fore mart
of tho wealx for a hrias vsi;t at tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs. w r. Temnle,
This is the first VISIT Miss Kirkup has
made to Depasnn sinceEshe left &here
several years ago and Of course her
She reports her tfatherSAnd mother TO
be in excellent, health. il
4 Automob1ie accidents are a common
occurrences in This locality this sn,n.
mer and during the mast week no less
than four, rllaye been ,renrtei. One
of these took place. in Denison at the
corner lust north Of w. A. McHenry,s
residence. where'ItWo cars colilded
mead on, Dadly damaging Doth OF them
WIN inc streets TORN W as they are
drivers shouiu eHefclse the utmost
care $40 avolu aceioehlss III
Miss Sybil Woodruff, formerly OF
Denison but now Of Omaha, visited
over Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Heiden, in Qenison. Miss
Woodruff RECENTLY graduated from
Cornell college at Mount Vernon, Ia,
and received the medal OF award for
the highest standing OF any MEMBER
h;stnrv y, tha nmbiin sohoo,s ns ~
plo.son+ dur;ng tho com;no ye.r
~,
Inc Ilre aepal.ne,it fssponaeu 70 an
alarm Sent III sioi'ls amer clocn
MONDAY aiteinool When me ROY u
Tue meyers paheiy vi i.ast Druau"ay
was oiscoVereu 10 nc Oh llfe. ne Ne
parthent lnaue quick run 10 the
scene oi We oia%e aha put gu. Tue hre
Win the cheli'icai before tne nose was
connected up ~ Is peiieseu tnai
SPARKS from hearpy fch,hiney !eli
unoh me roof salu staitea It'e h re
me damage was oiiis s"shl. fS
FRANK Bates, d lahiiilar cnaraceet
apout6 toWh, was arfosleu saturuay
evening Dy Nlslt"atenn'i7A. y. ,urecn cen
for drunKenness anu paced N7. |. IN lhe
county jail. He was taken before May .s
or Laup MONDAY forenoon ana lues-
aay was taken TO Garroil ny county
attorney Anare l's bell 20 appear pe-
iore Judge M. u. f1utcnlson' VINO sen
fenced MN 10 serve three year term
at knoxville where II - hopeu ms &c
sire Tor Intoxicating iiquor WIZ De
cured. @
Wesley Slechta. Jr., who resides
near Vail, has patented an attachment
for a cultiyator which promises to be
q pronounced success. The attach
ment which fits any standard cult.
yator is designed to pick IN down
corn and potatoes and is something
that inventors have been working on
lOT years, DuJ nave UcCIl utldUle 10