The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
Baby's Week
Should remind you that its time
to have the baby's picture taken
The Ferguson Studio

John Rabe was here from DelOit on
Thursday transacting business.
James Dillavou moved onto a farm
six miles north of Denison the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hayes, who
have recently moved to Manila from
Vail, were in Denison Thursday visit
ing friends.
Fred Plotz was down from West Side
Saturday calling on acquaintances and
attending to some business matters
at the court house.
F. C. Mesenbrink, of Windon, MINI.
last week for visit at the home of his
father, Louie Mesenbrink, and father
in.law, Carl jain.
Mr.. Henry Schwanz and family, who
have been residing on route one out OF
Vail, have recently moved to Denison
and are now occupying a new residence
on Railroad avenue.
Charles l.. Hoffman and Miss GOldie
Christensen were united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage on Friday
evening at 8 O'Clock, Rev. ]. l.. Boyd
performing the ceremony.
A. w. Stegemann. of Schleswig
stopped off in Denison between trains
yesterday on his way home from Chi
cagO, where he had load of cattle on
Mondays market. Mr.. Stegemann
struck good market in Chicago and
was well satisfied with the sale Of his
cattle.
Rev. Witter, pastor of tho German
Methodist church, is spending the week
at Howard, s. d.. attending a confer.
ence OF the German Methodists. MIR
Witter formerly filled the pulpit of
the Methodist church at Howard, and
OF course was anxious to be present
at the conference.
Mr.. l.. Seemann informs us that
Mrs. Seeman will leave Pasadena next
week for home, after spending sever.
al months there with her father, Mr..
w. A. McHenry. Mrs. Edward George,
Fof Omaha. will leave next week for
California to spend the balance Of the
winter with her father.
Mrs. Herman Lueck. of Dow City,
and her brother Herman kremin, who
resides in Idaho, were in the city Mon.
day calling on friends. Mr.. Kremin
was formerly resident of this cOun.
ty and this is his first visit in Deni-
son for over fifteen years. and Of
course was surprised ut the many fine
Improvements made during that time.
G. l.. Caswell, field secretary of the
Iowa Press association, was in Council
Bluffs Friday and Saturday In attend.
ance at the annual meeting OF the
Western Iowa Editorial association.
Mr.. CasWell appeared ON the program
and told OF the work that is being
editors organize county associations. ,
Mrs. C. NJ. Jensen was hostess to
the D. A. r. society at her pleasant
home on Monday evening. The mem.
bers of the society arrived laden with
articles to be sent vs. a school for girls
among the mountains of the south
Much interest was taken in the pack
ing of the gift box and the society is
to be commended for it's action. At
the close OF the evening dainty re-
freshments were served.
The Review Office force has been
busy the past week making changes
on the mailing list of subscribers WHO
have moved. While great care is tax
en- in making the changes OF address,
1t IS not improbable that mistake
will occur and subscribers who do not
receive their Review should notify the
Office at once so they will not miss
single issue. II you have moved and
have not notified us to change your
address, do so at once>
Friends of Rev. Eli j. Forsythe and
his party, who held meetings in this
city last fall, will be pleased to learn
that tabernacle campaign was open
ed to be conducted under his super.
vision in the Highland Park section
of the city of Detroit. A series of
meetings was held by the DR.. Forsythc
party in Detroit the fore part of Jan.
nary and he and his work was attend.
ed by such favorable results that he
was invited to open the series in the
Highland Park section.
The stores OF Denison are using con.
siderable space in this issue OF the
Review to announce their spring open.
ings. Spring goods have been arriv.
ing in Denison for the past two months
and the display will attract the atten
ton. not only of ladies in Denison, but
from all over the country. The mer
chants here have the reputation OF
handling the best and latest that the
markets afford, and spring opening is
always an event looked forward to
with great interest by everyone.
Mrs. B. p. Oswald. who resides at
Colfax, is spending this week in Deni
son attending to some business mat
tiers and visiting old friends and neigh.
bOrs. Mrs. Oswald was q former resi-
dent Of DenisOn and has many friends
here who are pleased to renew former
acquaintances. She called at the Re
view office yesterday and extended
her subscription for the paper another
year and said that she could not do
without the Review as it keeps her so
we'll informed concerning news OF old
friends.
Mr.. Jacob Weiss, OF this city. is the
proud possessor of a beautiful silver
loving cup, which he received last
week from the State Agricultural col
lege at Ames for having entered the
best ten ears OF corn from this county.
The cup was donated to the State Az
ricultural college by the Crawford
County State bank of this city, with
the understanding that it Is to be
awarded to farmers of Crawford coun
,ty. Mr.. Weiss will only remain IN
possession of the trophy for a year
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