The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03
Have the Children
photographed on their
birthdays at
The Ferguson Studio

Only three weeks more of school
after this week.
Chris Nissen, of Boyer. was in the
city Monday transacting business.
Mrs. A. C. Wickwire, Mrs. Bert
Hines and Miss Lillian Arenson, of
Charter Oak, were in Denison Thurs.
day shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Dieter, of West
Side, were pleasant callers in Denison
yesterday. The Review acknowledges
a pleasant call.
day for Des Moines to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Mary ANAL, who is in the
Clarkson hospital.
Miss Emma Connor of Denver, who
has been visiting relatives in Vail fol
the past few weeks, spent Thursday
in Denison visiting friends.
Mrs. C. X. Meyers is spending few
days this week in Des Moines attend
ing meeting OF the Baptist state
board. of which she is member.
| H. w. Johnson has purchased an
entire block with the exception of one
lot, located in the college addition, OF
Hans Henrichsen for a consideration
of $1,000.
Theo Munster, of Schleswig, was a
pleasant county seat business caller
Monday. While in the city he called
at the Review Office and extended his
subscription for another year.
Mr.. Emil Moritz, together with Mrs
ISwan Moritz and son, Hugo, and daugh
! tiers. Ellie and Grace, motored down
from kiron yesterday afternoon for q
brief visit with friends in Denison.
| The item in a recent issue of the
Review which stated that l.. A. See.
mann had sold his residence property
to E. N. Chamberlain. of Dow City,
was in error. the fact being that the
latter has rented it.
Mrs. +. McSorley and children. of
Manila, visited the latter part of the
Jerry Hassett. who has been On the
sick list for some time. We are glad
to report that he is slowly improving
Leslie Gulck was in Denison Fri
day stopping off here on his way to
Carroll from Omaha with a new Cad
lilac machine. Leslie is agent for
the Cadillac in Carroll county and last
| week sold a machine to banker at
Manning.
Mr.. w. p. Knowlton, formerly prin-
cipal of the Denison high school, was
in Denison yesterday calling on his
many friends. Mr.. knowlton resigned
from the high school faculty to accept
a position with large book concern
and is now making his home at Iowa
City.
Mr.. ]. F.. Temple. editor of the
Bugle. publfted at Bode, Iowa. is in
Denison today calling on politicians.
Mr.. Temple. is conducting the cam
,! paign for Chris Ottosen. who is can
didate for congress in the Tenth dis
trict against Frank P. Woods, and is
out building up his fences.
William Wedeking, of Clarksvillc,
to take position on the Bulletin
force as ad man. Mr.. Wedeking fills
the vacancy of Carl Sturges. who left
the latter part of the week for At
lantic, where he is now engaged in
business for himself.
The u. A. RS held most enjoy
able meeting at the home Of Miss
Jessie Goodrich on Monday evening.
The meeting was in the nature Of a
May party and special program ar
ranged by the entertainment commit
tee was greatly enjoyed. Light re-
IfrcShmcntS wero served.
VIM. Koepke has commenced tear.
ing down the barn on his property on
North Main street and will grade down
The lots. The dirt will be moved to the
AcbiSchcr corner on the lots owned
by Mr.. l.. A. Scemann. Mr. Koepke
contemplates the erection of two or
three modern cottages on his lots.
F. w. V. Whalay, well known to many
readers of the Review. who resides
a! Pomona Cal. writes that he enjoys
the Review each week. which keeps
him posted on the events in the coun-
ty He states that they had fine
winter in California and a nice spring
with the orange trees loaded with
blossoms.
The firemen's annual ball will rel
held at the gymnasium tomorrow eve
ming. A special committee has been
busy this week selling tickets and from
the number already disposed Of, It'll
promises to be great success. Good
music has been engaged for the oc-
casion and everyone looks forward to|
a royal good time
Mrs. Rose Strong, who has been en-.
joying months vacation from herl
duties at the Denison hospital and san
itarium, returned Sunday. Mrs. Strong
visited her mother at Milwaukee al
greater portion of the time, but took
occasion to stop off in Chicago for q
few days to visit some of the larger
hospitals for the purpose of acquaint-
ing herself with the new methods
used.