The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

Victor Seelander departed Sunday
for Boone, Ia, where he has a position
in one of the large grocery stores.
Don't fail to vote at the municipal
election to BE held next Monday. The
members of the old council should be
returned, but to do this it will be nee
essary for every voter to turn out.
The statement of the condition OF
the First National bank at the close of
business on March It'll, is printed on
page four of the first section of this
weeks issue. The total footings are
upward OF $1131,0O0. The Denison
banks are among the strongest bank.
ing institutions in the state and peo.
of the showing made by them.
Mrs. l.. A. Seeman, who has been
spending the winter months at Pas.
adena, Cal, with her father Mr.. w.
A. McHenry, returned to Denison Mon.
day evening. Mrs. Seeman reports
that her father is in the best of health
and enjoying his sojourn in Califor.
mia. Mrs. Edward George is now in
California with her father and will
remain there until he returns to Den.
ison.
Miss Anna M. Messenbrink and Mr..
Walter II. Nurse, both of Dunlap. were
united in marriage at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage in this city on
Monday morning of this week, Rev.
J. l.. Boyd, pastor Of the Methodist
church performing the ceremony. Fol
lowing the marriage the young couple
left for Sioux City where they expect
to spend a short honeymoon visiting
with friends before returning to their
home in Dunlap.
! The advertisement of Haugl &
Drummer on another page of this
weeks issue will be of interest to
readers of the Review. Mr.. J. T.
| Haugh has written spring announce
ment telling Of the unusual season in
the clothing business which has been
affected by the European war causing
a shortage Of wool and dyes. This
clothing firm, styled "The Old Reliable
Clothiers." foresaw the present mar.
ket conditions and made purchases
carly and to such advantage that they
are able to sell merchandise to their
customers at prices which are practi.
cally the same as year ago. Their
announcement will be of interest to
everyone.
Clarence Chamberlin has new at
tachment for motorcycle which is
making quite a hit among the motor
bike fans and is creating consider
able interest on the part of everyone
who has seen it. The attachment is
q two passenger trailer which is at
| taclled to any regular motorcycle and
| is swung ON two wheels at the rear.
1t does not interfere in any way with
the motorcycle or the driver and is
as comfortable as any back seat in an
automobile. Clarence says. that it is
| no trick at all to attach 1t to motor
cycle and it can be done in just thir-
price and he believes that he will make
many sales this season.
| Messrs. Henry Finnern. Herman
Koenekamp and Chris Otto returned
Monday from Davenport, where they
were in attendance, at the annual
meeting Of the Gerpap-American Al
|this district TTey fst6f issF iars . at
tendance at the meeting, over $50 del
egates from different parts ofithe state
being there President. Wilson was
classed as an undesirable candidate
in the official resolution adopted at
the close of the, convention and Theo.
dore Roosevelt received the same fate.
Lieutenant Governor Harding received
the official Endorsement Of the alliance
for governor OF the state. Editor III.
G. Finnern introduced resolution at
the convention urging the Germans in
this country to teach their children
| the German language.