The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03

MY. u. II. IllClldIuSOl, VI Vail, u ans
acted business in Denison Saturday.
Miss Minnie Rininsland is spending
the day in Carroll visiting friends.
Rev. j. l.. Boyd was in Glidden Tues.
day attending the funeral of Mrs. A.
+. Malen.
Mrs. S. E. Wiley and daughter, Fan.
chon, we're visitors in Denison Satur.
day from Dow City.
Messrs. H. G. Scott and A. l.. Jack
son were business callers in Denison
Saturday from Dow City.
Mott McHenry was up from his home
near Dow City Saturday attending to
some business matters and calling on
his many friends.
Messrs. r. c. Saunders, Clayton
Baker, Henry Wells and Clyde Has
kins motored over from Manila this
morning, being called here to testify
in a case before Judge Hutchinson this
forenoon.
A special meeting OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society will be held
at the home of Mrs. c. L. Voss at 1880
on Saturday in order to enjoy few
remarks by Miss Kate Moss, who, no
doubt, will have some things OF un'
usual interest to relate concerning for
eign missions.
The bible study classes OF the city
will meet on Tuesday Of next week
as follows: District No. 2 with Mrs
Herbert Fuller; No. 3 with Mrs. Albert
Weiss: No. 5 with Mrs. r. p. Plimp
%o,. No tLa Coch ~ bOma .
No. with Mrs. o. NJ. Criswell. THE
lesson will include the 18th. goth and
2lst chapters of the book Of st. John
A meeting Of the directors of the
Farmers COOPERATIVE society was held
Monday afternoon at the court house
Mr. Chas Menagh was reelected man
ager OF the elevator for the ensuing
year. Under the management OF MI
Menagh the new company has pros
pered to such al extent that all OF the
stockholders received substantial div
idends the first of the year.
Fifteen members of the senior class
who have roles in the class play. THE
Maneuvers of Jane" will go down to
Council Bluffs tomorrow with Miss
Fanny Hayes to witness the produc
ton of the play which is being given
by the high school students OF that
place. They expect to get many valu
able pointers which will help them in
the production of the play at Denison
during the commencement week
The Menagh store has been making
some improvements in their dry goods
department which gives them consid.
cradle more room. The large booths,
which occupied space on the west side
of the store, have been removed and
neat appearing cases for dry goods
have been installed. On account Of
the immense stock of goods carried
by this firm it is necessary that every
available bit Of space be used and
numerous changes have been made
during the past few months.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Carl F. Kuehnle is improving in health
at the hospital in Chicago. Special
lists who were called to diagnose
her case have come to the conclu
sion that an operation will not be
necessary, and that with special treat
ment she will soon regain her health
Mr.. Kuehnle received word this week
from his daughter that they will re-
turn home the last of the week. The
many friends of Mrs. Kuehnle will
be glad indeed to learn that her con-
dition has improved.
Tyrone Power, impersonating both
the character of John Needlam and
Joseph Norbury in the Bluebird Pho.
toplay. John Needham's Double" the
attraction at the Germania theater on
Monday. May Sth will, aided by the
magic of the motion picture camera,
be shown in the act Of conversing with
himself, chatting in friendly manner
with himself during short walks, NOV
ing about III the same room in ami,
mated scenes, smoking, drinking and
entertaining himself, final
ly pouring out the poison which he
drinks himself and in the end cXchang
out of the room, leaving his own body
lying on the floor. Seems utterly in
credible, doesn't it? See the strange
and gripping melodralna and be con
Vinccu.
The Dcnison Bottling Works is us
ing space in This issue to announce
an opening and demonstration which
they will hold at their new plant on
Saturday Of this week. MeSsers Say
cry & Mitchell. the pr0prietOrs. pldn
to keep open house all that day and
are especially anxious to have the
residents Of Denison, pay them a Wis
it and go through their plant. Visitors
will be shown through the plant and
will have an opportunity to see pure
soda waters manufactured from the
making Of the syrups to the finished
product. Few people realize the mag
nitude of this Denison institution
which ships its products to nearly
all of the towns in western Iowa. The
big plant is equipped with the latest
soda water and some of these machines
represent an outlay Of over thous-
md dollars. The firm has only re.
Gently installed new and modern
soda water fountain and guests will
be served with cool and refreshing
thinks. Messrs. Jones Mitchell and
William Slavery have built up a thriv
ng business and by close application
md unceasing efforts have been very
successful. The Denison Bottling
Works is credit to Denison and a
business institution that should re-
,eive the support of every citizen.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.