The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-31


ty seat business caller Friday.
The w. C. Il. U. will meet at McKin
hall on Thursday afternoon, June LIST
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Nels Wingrove and son. Linn
of Arion, are spending the day in Den
ison shopping and visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heiden returned
Sunday evening from Omaha, wher,
they enjoyed brief honeymoon Wis
ting with friends.
Henry Saggau was a passenger t
Omaha this morning and will return
this evening with a new Dodge ca
for the Denison Auto company.
Mrs. J. r. Jones, who recently un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Mcehan hospital. was able Il
leave the hospital today and return
to her home.
Mr.. Frederick Book, of West Side
spent Tuesday in Denison. MIR. Bocl
is a member of the John A. Logar
post in this city and attended the me
mortal services at Oakland cemetery
County Clerk J. w. Monaghan has
just completed. his report of the births
in the county during the. past year
which is required by the state. There
were 451 births in Crawford county
during the past year, which is in the
neighborhood Of fifty more than the
year previous.
Miss Agnes King left today fol
Faith, S. d., where she will visit hel
aunt. Mrs. A. F. Bond. Miss King ex
poets to be away from Denison three
or four weeks and plans to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. kincaid, al
Valentine. Neb., returning by the way
of the Black Hills.
Deputy County Treasurer John Huge
departed Saturday for Platte, S. ID.
where he is looking after quarter
section of land which he owns near
there. A barn on Mr.. Hugg's land was
badly damaged during the recent storm
there and the trip was made at this
time to arrange to have it repaired.
There is considerable complaint on
the part of church members over the
fact that drivers of automobiles per
siSt in riding by churches during serv
ices with cut outs open SO that it in
terferes to a great extent with the
services 1t is unlawful to drive in
cities with engine cut outs open and
drivers should be more careful in the
future. u.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Dickey. resi-
dents of Dallas county, arrived in Den
ison last evening for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Dickey are old residents
of Crawford county. formerly living
on farm south of DenisOn. moving
from here thirty-twO years ago. Their
old friends will be more than pleased
to renew acquaintance during theil
visit in Denison.
Judge NJ. T.. Hutchinson. Of Lake City
is expected in Denison Thursday tc
hold an adjourned session of the dis
trict court, at which time motions
for new trials will be disposed Of. The
most important of these is the case OF
Wright & Kinney VS. Renfro & Lewis
and Lawrence Goldheim. the case
growing out of the collapse of the
Wright & Kinney building, which was
tried at the last term.
Lumann Sewell has been elected by
the school board of Shenandoah tc
teach manual training next year. Lu
man has been teaching at Bedford, la.
for the past two years, but resigned
his position there to accept the one
at Shenandoah at an advance in salary
no mid 1r
of June for a brief visit with his moth
er and expects to attend summer
school at Cedar Falls.
County Auditor P. J. Portz reports
that the spring crop of wolves and cubs
seems to be most bountiful for hardly
a day passes but what from one tc
six scalps are brought in for the hand
some bounties which are offered by
law. During the past week the fol
lowing bounties were paid: Charles
Franzek. of Jackston township. 3 cut
wolf scalrs, SO; Gus kuhlman, o.
Paradise township, 6 cub wolf scalps
$24.
II. G. Lochmiller and son. proprietors
of the Lincoln Highway Garage arc
using large space in this issue of the
Review to advertise the Chalmers cars
Although this is their first year in the
automobile business, they have already
sold several car loads of machines
They realize the value OF publicity and
hardly a week passes but what they
use space in the newspaper to adver
tise the various cars which they han
die.
MIR. II. w. Moeller. candidate fol
the Office of county clerk at the pri
maries next Monday, is making ar
active campaign and from all indica
tions will receive large vote. MIR
Moeller has wide acquaintance
the county and his friends
are boosting for him at every oppor
tunity. He is German and if elected
would make an ideal man for the office
which he seeks. For the past few
years he has been serving on the city
council and has made most efficient
city official.
Crawford county will soon have a
as a divorce center that
will equal Reno, Nevada. During the
past year seventeen divorces were
granted in this county. Cruel and in
human treatment seems to be the fav
orite grounds upon which to secure
divorces, there being eight granted or
this charge. Fourteen divorces were
granted to women who brought
charges against their husbands. Most
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