The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10

Mrs Harvey Volkman, Mrs. B. S. An
dresen and Mrs. Macy, Of Schleswig
were in Denison last night to attend
the Eastern Star meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McHenry and
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Morrison and little
son, Raymond, were up from Dow City
Saturday shopping and visiting with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rae and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Mc'Icnry and chill
dren, of Dow City, attended church In
Denison Sunday and were dinner
guests at the Frank Woolston home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgcn Koch, who re-
side west of Charter Oak, motored to
Dcnison Monday for visit with friends
Their daughter, Miss Martha, accom-
panied them home in the afternoon
for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bullock returned
Sunday from COlfaN, Ia, where they
have been at the sanitarium for the
past few weeks. Mr.. Bullock was
called to Augusta, ILL.,, while he was
at COlfaX on account of the death of
his niece, Mrs. Edward Grain.
Mrs. c. c. Trip. who resides at Ari-
on. mother of Mrs. Frank Bolton. of
this city, suffered with slight para.
lytic stroke at her home last Sunday.
She was brought to DenisOn Sunday
afternoon and is now being cared for
at the home of her daughter.
After the regular meeting of the w.
u ~, loct Saturday oftnrnnOn q
pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Moeller. Mrs. Moellcr was Civ.
en- beautiful silver spoon by the
corps. A very enjoyable time was had
Dainty refreshments were served
The Lyric quartet of the Dcnison col
lege. accompanied by Miss Hertha
Lepheldt, reader. and Miss Lillian
Raine, director. went up to Deloit on
Friday evening, where they gave an
entertainment. The entertainment
was we'll attended and everyone speaks
highly of it.
Mrs. G. f. Kuehnle and daughter
Miss Lydia Belle returned Thursday
from Chicago, where Mrs. kuehnle has
been for the past two weeks taking
treatment in hospital. We are glad
to report that her condition has great
ly improved, fact which her many
friends will be glad to learn.
Mr.. John l.. Richardson returned
Saturday from st. Petersburg, Fla,
where he spent the winter months. Mr..
Richardson tells us that he enjoyed hi:
winter sojOurn in sunny Florida i'm.
mensely and was delighted with the
climate. He is great fisherman aud
enjoyed some unusually good fishing
while there.
We have been requested to announce
that the various divisions of the Wo
mems Bible Study classes of the city
will hold a joint meeting at Mckim
Hall on next Tuesday afternoon. com.
mencing at two.thirty o'clock. The
lesson will be general review Of the
entire book of ST. John. and sugges
tons will be in order for the summers
study.
Rev. f. w. Bates, who was pastor
of the Baptist church in Denison from
1897 to 1901, died at a hospital in Sc
attic. Wash on April 2Sth. Rev
Bates has many warm friends in Den
isOn who were grieved to learn Of his
death. He left Denison in 1901. NOV
ing to Olympia. Wash. where he has
been pastor of the Baptist church
since that time. He leaves to mourn
his death his wife and three daughters
Mr.. NJ. J. flaming. of Philadelphia
will lecture on temperance and equaI
suffrage at the gymnasium on Tues
day evening" May 18th. Mr.. flaming
made a lecturing tour OF Iowa during
the campaign of so and says he is an
Nious to help in campaign when we
shall keep what we gain. The lecture
will be at o'clock He should have
a. fine hearing. Come and listen
whether Or not you are in sympathy
with the movement.
Philip Gray. who attended the high
school in Denison two years ago. has
recently invented a bird cage and has
sent the drawings to Henry Ford. who
we understand was favorably Impress
ed with the patent and Philip believes
that. he will be able to dispose of the
patent for quite sum of money. He
is now attending the Omaha high
school and will graduate in June. He
has been offered the position of assist
ant instructor of manual training in
the Omaha schools for the coming
school year.
The Review is issued this week un.
der difficulties. On Monday the gaso'
line burner on the linotype machine,
which melts the metal used in casting
the type. baked and it was not until
Il late hour Monday evening that the
trouble was overcome. High test gaso.
line is required for the burner, but for
some reason the gasoline was not up
to standard and refused to burn. Not
a line of type was set Monday and it
was necessary to send much of the
matter for this issue to Omaha to have
it linotyped so that the paper would
reach its readers on time.
We have been requested to an.
nOunce that the closing meeting for the
school year of the Mothers club of
Whittier school will be held at the
west building on Thursday afternoon
of this week. An exceptionally inter
esting and helpful program has been
arranged by the teachers of the grades
represented in the Mothers club, in
Guiding an address by Miss Lillian
Miller> domestic science instructor OF
the Denison public schools, and Miss
Grace Meyers, librarian. the formers
G hioct hn;nr Inu,ort IN criopco apI a.