The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15

Mrs. +. Gulick left yesterday for
Jefferson. where she is spending few
days visiting at the home of her daugll-
ter, Mrs. S. J. Nelson.
Mr.. Leon Cassaday returned home
last week from Churchbridge, Canada
and will spend the winter months in
Denison with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson expect
to- go to Ames Saturday to witness the
football game between the Agriculture
al college and the State university.
Miss Vera Norris returned the last
of the week from visit with friends
at Grinnell. While there she wit.
messed the Drake-Grinnell football
game. "1- ar.a - .''-''..', y
Miss Emma Raine, who has been in
poor health for the past year, was TAX
en- to Omaha last Wednesday, where
she is being treated at a hospital. Her
many friends are. in hopes that the
treatment will prove of benefit to her
The play, "The House of a Thous-
and Candles" atsthe Germania opera
house on Tuesday evening of last week
failed to draw much of q crowd. Those
who saw it say it was no better than
the other plays brought here thus far
this season. ..s ...s
Three prisoners at the county Jail
ATTEMPTED to gain their liberty Sun.
day by digging through the west wall
A hole had been chiseled into the ce.
ment floor and partly through the brick
wall when it was discovered by the
sheriff, who then locked the three pris-
oners in the steel cage for safe keep
ling until the hole could be sealed up.
Attention of readers OF the Review
is called to the error in the date of the
sale of Mr.. Henry Dodge in his adver-
tisement on page eight of the first sec
ton. where it reads Tuesday, Novem-
Der 25th The sale will be held on
Tuesday, November 2Sth The copy
for the advertisement was not clear
and the cOntfOsitor mistook the figure
s for S, so we hasten to make theecor.,
rectiOn.
DR.. James w. Campbell, newly inaus-
urated president of Simpson college,
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church both morning
and evening on Sunday next. Dr..
Campbell comes to Denison to get nc.
.quainted with our people and to pre-
sent the cause, Of christian education
and not to raise money!. The young
people of the congregation are espe.
cially invited to hear him.
From all parts of the county farmers
are reporting the loss of cattle from
a disease which is new in this local
ity. In most cases the disease is CON
tracted from germs on corn stalks and
when taken with it the cattle do not
respond to medicine and soon die DR..
Hal G. Simpson. the veterinarian, in
speaking of the disease. say that it
can be cured by the use of vaccine by
any veterinarian in the county.
The Bulletin is installing this week
a new 1ntertype machine to take the
place of the old one purchased a few
years ago. The new. machine is q
three magazine one, capable of setting
six different faces of type without the
operator leaving his chair, Since start
ing the publication or the Corn BELT
Publisher, tho official organ of the
Iowa Press association. Mr.. Caswell
found that the old machine could not
handle the work, so he purchased this
new equipment.
At the recent meeting of the w. 9.
T. U. the work for the year was divii.
ed into four parts and the membership
divided so that each might be in some
congenial line of work. The depart.
ments are as follows: Social and
Evapgelistic, Educational, Christian
Citizenship and Publicity. Every mem,
Der is assigned on zone of these Iii
visions and the union is looking for.
ward to a good years work. Mrs.
Sims. the president, is splendid or
ganzer- and has an enyiable reputa.
ton as a leader.