The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15
Miss Marie Keane, of Vail, visited
with Denison relatives Tuesday.

with Denison relatives Tuesday.
Mr.. James Tranter and daughter
Matte, departed last evening for their
home at Armour, S. d.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Wright left on
Friday evening for Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Wright expects to undergo
an operation.
Jurgen johnson. of West Side, who
has been undergoing treatment at the
Denison hospital, died on Sunday last
after prolonged illness.
Mrs. j. M. Garrett returned home
Thursday evening after three weeks
visit with her parents and friends at
different points in Illinois.
Miss Lillian Garrison. after having
spent the winter at Grand Junction
Colo, is now in Denver, where she eX-
poets to remain for several months.
Rev. J. l.. Boyd went down to Jeffer'
son Monday to be in attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. A. Fl. Collins, wife OF
the pastor Of the Methodist church at
that place.
Elmer Brasel, of Dow City, is spend
ing today in Denison transacting bus
mess. taking occasion to call at the
Review Office and order the paper for
the coming year.
Miss Hertha Blume, daughter OF Mr..
Theo. Blume, was operated on at the
Meehan hospital Monday. The opera
ton was most successful and after a
few days she will be able to return to
her home.
We are informed that Fred Weber
has purchased the Jacob Sachau store
building and lot at Deloit and intends
to open up barber shop there. he
expects to have everything in readl'
ness to omen up the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heeren, recent
married, and now occupying the farm
of Mrs. Leahy, in Milford township
were given genuine surprise party
on Friday evening last. Twenty cou-
ples were present, and most enjoy
able time was had.
At meeting of the council held
Monday evening, Clarence Ransom
was awarded the contract for grading
East Prospect between the properties
of George McHenry and A. c. Bale,
which will enable these two property
owners to pave the street at their own
expense.
Mrs. F.. Tauglewait Of Brogan, ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. San
dusky, OF st. Louis, who has been Wis
ting in her home the past week, came
down to Denison Mondaya morning
where Mrs. Sandusky took the train
for Council Bluffs for short visit with
other relatives.
Mr.. George TRACER, manager of the
Crawford County Telephone company
left Monday forenoon for Des Moines
to be in attendance at the. annual con.
yention of the state telephone direct.
ors, which is in session there TINS
week. Mr.. Roscoe Saunders, of Ma
nilla. is also in attendance at the con-
vention.
+ r. T.: Cochran is using space in this
issue to advertise an auction sale OF
land. which will take place at Alliance,
Neb., commencing Wednesday. March
22d, and in which he is interested. Mr..
Cochran will attend the big sale, at
which $4,000 acres of Box Butte coun-
" land will be sold and will leave Den
ison next Tuesday for that place. Any
one in the county who is interested IN
good Nebraska land should communi.
cate. with Mr.. Cochran at once.
Stanley Browne, the assessor at De-
lott, caused the arrest OF Earl Wlnans,
who conducts a cream station at that
place. on Tuesday. Both Browne ana
Winans, together with few witness
es. appeared before Justice Rollins
Yesterday afternoon. but it was decid-
ed to continue the case until Friday
March oath. Mr.. Browne alleges that
Earl Winans struck him in the face
at his place of business when he call
ed upon Winans in connection with his
duties as assessor.
The Seventh Day Adventists are ;now
holding meetings in their church or
North Pine street. They expect Cnas.
Thompson, of Minneapolis, and Elder
A. N. Ogden, president of the state
who resides at Nevada.
TO be present March 18th, 18th and
18th. The Denison church will be or
sanized Saturday, March 18th. Sab.
bath services will be held at 3
o'clock in the afternoon and at 1880
o'clock in the evening. Everyone is
cordially invited to be in attendance.
Mrs. b. vollertsen, who resides at
Battle, Creek, arrived in Denison yes.
terday to be in attendance at the sill
yer wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert McCord, who reside in Par
adise township, which is being cele'
brated today. Mrs. Vollertsen called
at the Review office and extended her
for the paper for anoth.
pr year. She has been subscriber
Of the Review for twenty-six years
and says that she could not think OF
loing without it as it gives her all OF
The news of Crawford county.
The new city we'll was formally &C.
copied by the city dads at meeting
last week after it had been thorough
" tested, as was reported in this pa
per last week. Bids will soon bel
asked for BY the city council for fur
nishing pump and for the erection
81 a; pump house and concfete reser- |
soir with a capacity for 100000 gal
ons Of water. The pump house will
be of concrete and erected at the we'll
where the equipment for pumping the
water will be installed. The concrete
reservoir is to. be built on the city lots
lust north OF the present shallow wells
and will be used for reserve supply
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