The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17

crystal was broken and the case slight.
ly denied, but it was still running. II
was indeed. fortunate that it was found
by one who would return it.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Ahart were
down from Denison Friday, visiting
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ahart and
other relatives.
Miss Jean holland spent Saturday
and Sunday in Woodbine at the J. B
Glassburner home.
Mrs. Asa Ettleman and children re-
turned home last Wednesday from a
weeks visit at the parental, F. j.
Thompson home, at Pretty Prairie.
We are pleased indeed to report the
condition of Miss Stella Riddle as be-
ing greatly improved over what it
was when we noted her illness last
week.
The work of the library association
is being pushed right along. Last week
the secretary ordered over $50 vol.
umes of new books which will be used
for reading and reference. This, with
the 80 volumes donated, makes a most
excellent beginning for the library.
The new list being purchased has been
o. KID by the state librarian.
The band boys are working heroi.
cally under the direction of their new
instructor, Prof. Tolomes, and are
making excellent progress. The Prof.
is a live wire and has worked up
great enthusiasm among the members
OF the band Painstaking to a small
degree, he is making them thorough
in reading and touch. We are all de-
lighted with what our band can do.
Mrs. C. F. Buss and granddaughter
Evelyn Buss returned last week from
q visit with relatives at Ute.
Elmer Polzien has been laid up as
a result of being kicked by cow last
Friday.
Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride came up from
Logan the early part of the week to
spend week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brake.
Elder Charles Hunt, OF 1ndepen
dence, Mo-, came over from Gallands
Grove Thursday and spent day or
two in town with former friends.
Mrs. Frank Odell enjoyed visit
last Thursday from her friend, Mrs.
IL. M. bdET, vi DtulSOu.
F.. p. Sanford, OF Dixon, Ills, was
renewing acquaintance here the early
part of the week. 1t will be remember
ed that Mr.. Sanford ran the hotel
here about thirteen years ago, when
it stood on the corner lot near where
DR.. Rowe's office now stands.
Charley Starkey spent Sunday in
Woodbine, a guest of his sister, Mrs
George Smith.
NJ. G. Virgins, commander of the
Bud Smith Post at this place. informs
us that Rev. H. A. Essex will preach
the memorial sermon to the old sol.
diers on Sunday, May 2Sth, at the us.
ual morning hour of service, and the
decoration day address will be given
by Rev. A. B. Adams on Tuesday
May Goth. The program in full will
appear next week.
The Aulger Bros, came in last We'd
nesday with their tent show, giving
Rip Van Wrinkle. The universal opin.
ion was that it was good and well
worth the price. Their band gave
two good concerts on the streets, one
at noon. the other at 1915 p. m. and
a male quartet gave few selections
the megaphone. These boys,
travelling under the name of the West
ern Comedy Co., gave two or three
entertainments in the opera house
here during the winter and thus were
known to a number of our people. A
good house greeted the players. Aul.
gers can always bank on a crowd in
Dow City.
A nurse was secured Monday to care
for the twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Riley, which, we are grieved to
say, are not doing we'll. We trust
they may soon be better
A voting contest is On at the pictured
show here The Triangle Amusement
Co, is offering trip to Omaha with
all expenses paid to the young lady
receiving the most votes by Saturday
night A vote is given with each tick
ct On May 25th a big movie produc.
ton will be shown at Omaha, and the
lucky young lady will be permitted to
attend that show at the local movie
expense About dozen
young ladies are in the contest
Mrs Charlie Talcott and daughter
Miss Grace were up from Woodbine
last Wednesday attending to some
business matters and visiting friends.
Miss Anna Thompson went to Deni
son Saturday for visit at the Viii
lam Smith home. They returned home
Charlie Bird expects to leave this
week for Wyoming, where he will
AXE up copper claim somewhere in
he Cheyenne vicinity.
Fred Coleman is putting up the
rame work for new awning in front