The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-26

/ NIB. y. w. "yduts VI SolIOIi, was
pleasant guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Jensen in Denison over
Sunday.
Frank Pankow, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louie Pankow, is now on the road to
recovery after severe attack OF
Typhoid fever.
The Coterie club will hold business
meeting at Carnegie club rooms OH
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All mem
bers are asked to be present.
Mr.. C. Green and daughter, Mrs. Ida
Kelly, left Monday evening for Lake
Okoboji, where they will spend the
summer at Mr.. Green's cottage on
Haywards bay. ~
Carl Lutz, who resides In Goodrich
township, purchased the Bernhard
Boettger home in east Denispn on Mon
day OF this week. Mr.. Lutz'and family
expect to take possession some time
next spring.
Mr.. Frank Faul has commenced the
erection of fine new bungalow on
his lot on East Chestnut street. The
bungalow will be modern in every way
and will cost in the neighbOrhO0d OF
81 900 when completed.
The dance held at the auditorium OF
the Catholic parochial school Monday
evening was well attended and all re-
port most enjoyable occasion. Sup
per was served in the dining room R
the school at late hour.
The board of supervisors are adver-
Using in this issue for bids for paint
ing the big tower and four cupolas on
the court house. The tower and the
cupolas are constructed of steel and
require painting quite often.
Dorothy. the little daughter of MI,
and Mrs Louie Evers sustained pain.
full injury on Monday while at play in
the school yard. She was swinging
and in some manner lost her hold
and fell, cutting her forehead quite
badly.
Mr.. Geo. Hugo departed last week
for Platte, s. d., where he will make
an extended visit with his son Matt,
who is farming in that vicinity. Mr..
Hugg has considerable land interests
near Platte, which require his atten'
ton.
Miss Flo Caswell, who is teaching
music in the schools at Ida Grove.
spent the week end in Denison, WRIT
ing at the parental G. l.. Caswell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cas,well motored over to
Ida Grove Sunday afternoon, Miss Flo
them.
Miss Alice Stevens returned Fri.
day evening from Upton, la, where
she spent several days visiting rela-
tives. Miss Stevens recently under
went an operat ion at Rochester, Minn..
and her many friends are glad to see
her enjoying better health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gamble, resi-
dents OF Jefferson, were in Denison
Friday, coming here to take In the
Birth of Nation" While in the city
they were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. B. Richardson.
Mrs. Allen Beck, of Mason City. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
strahan, is spending the week at Ro.
chester, Mimi. consulting physicians
in regard to her health. Mrs. Beck is
expected in DenisOn the latter part
of this week for visit at the parental
home.
Mr.. N. E. Lafferty returned Thurs.
day from Astabula, o.. where he has
been for the past few months taking
osteOpathic treatments. We are glad
to report that Mr.. Latferty returned
home greatly improved in health. al
fact which his many friends will be
glad to learn.
Fred and Horace Pitcher, Tom Copps
Paul Curry and the Misses Jennie Cur
ry, Nina Mcleod and Carroll Andrews
motored down from Ida Grove Satur-
day evening to witness 1.-THE Birth of
q Nation" After the entertainment
they enjoyed supper at the home OF
Miss Dorothy Pfarr.
Following the custom of other cities
in the state, the city council last week
erected signs on streets leading past
the school houses, warning motorists
to drive slow. The signs are painted
on a slab OF wood large enough to be
noticed by drivers and are nailed on
posts securely set in parkiMgs.
Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle, accompanied
ny her UdUSuScI, "ssSo AyuNS A'cAAC'
and sister, DR.. Anna Bartholomew, left
last evening for Chicago. Mrs. kuehn-
lie will be taken to st. Luke's hospital
for diagnosis to ascertain the cause
of her illness and it may be possible
that an operation will be resorted to.
For several months she has been III
poor health and for the past two weeks
her condition has been critical. Her
many friends are hoping that she Will
be benefited while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. White. residents
of Stockholm township, enjoyed fam.
lily reunion last Sunday at their home.
A bounteous dinner had been prepared
by Mrs. White and the invited guests
did justice to it. Those present who
enjoyed the festivities were: Mrs. En-
ma Large. Sac City; Mrs Alice Hawk
ms, Draper, S. D.; Mrs. Libbie Whit
ney. Mitchell, 8. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Weeks, Denison Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Maxwell and family, Vail; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. White. Vail: Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Arnold, Weston, and Miss Audrey Wat
son, Denison.
County Clerk Joe Monaghan, met
with an accident Monday evening west
of Dow City which might easily have
cost him his life. Mr.. Monaghan, to-
gether with Frank Costello, was re-
tnrnino from Council Bluffs with a new