The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-09

I A"iAN A>oLSI, VI al, "AS pleas
ant business caller here Tuesday.
Geo. McHcnry transacted business
ut Maple River junction Tuesday.
John Drcen, of Vail. transacted bus
mess at the court house yesterday.
| Mrs. .Chas. Jurgenscn was 4 shopper
in Denison Monday from Schleswig.
| J. II, Young was business visitor
in Dcnison Saturday from Dow City.
| Harvey Mason, of TT Dodge, visited
over Sunday at the John Rabc home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen. OF
SchlcsWig, were visitors here Monday.
! John Loranzen and daughter were
callers in Denison Monday from Schlcs
| wis. 80
NJ. P. Rcnfro and l.. W. Powers were
in Manning Monday transacting bust.
| ness.
Mrs. Ed Ahart. OF Dow City, was
among the out OF town shoppers here
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Harden, OF Willow town.
I ship. WAS n pleasant caller in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Holland, of
Vail, We're pleasant callers in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo RiX were pleas
| ant visitors in the city Monday from
Ricketts,. jf
d, Con Houlihan, and family. drove to
Manila Sunday IN their new Studc-
baker car.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bruins,
OF Washington township. Il daughter
on Saturday, May 5th.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Wilson and son.
Charles, were IN Dow City Sunday to-
spend the day with friends.
Miss Laura McElwain spent Sunday
at Dow. City visiting ut the home OF
her brother, u. NJ. McElwLin.
Gene ,Crandan was up from Dow
City Friday attending to some bust
ness matters at the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foley were down
from West Side. transacting business
and calling Oh Denisod acquaintances.
Messrs. c. L. Voss. T. Garrison.
Geo. Nhere and ]. r. Conner were in
Charter Oak Tuesday afternoon trans
acting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winery and dangh.
ters. Ruth and Iris. Miss Jessie Ltney
and Miss Marie Rath motored down
from Arthur Sunday for visit with
relatives and friends in Denison.
(, Auditor p. J. Portz has new ad-
ding machine in his office which will
facilitate the work considera bly,. The
machine is Burroughs of the latest
design and is equipped with an cleo
trio motor. doing away with pulling
M n SSt1Se - S,E. r.
is so arranged that the motor auto
matically shuts or II the machine is
not used. The new equipment cost
the county $45O.GB- p -,
A team belonging to John Rockwell
ran away Saturday forenoon and ere,
ated considerable excitement in the
business section when they raced cast
on Broadway. Mrs. Rockwell was
standing beside the horses holding
them when they became frightened
and broke away. They were caught
at the James Rollins farm southeast of
town. 1t was fortunate that no one
was in the rig at the time.
Mr.. John Smith returned Thursday
to his home at San Francisco, Cali.
after spending few days in Eeni.5on
visiting friends. Mr.. Smith is in the
u. s. custom office at San Francisco.
having been appointed the the posi-
ton while Mr.. Z. NJ. SfInw was sccrc.
tary OF the treasury. For 4 number
OF years Mr.. Smith lived here in Dem
isOn and his old friends were more
than pleased TO renew acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs, Theo. Walker will de-
part this evening for New York City.
where they will make an extended
visit at the home of their son, Mr.
David Walker, David Walker is an
official in Il large lumber company 10.
Gated in New York which owns ma
hogai,y timber land III Central yAmeri
ca Mr.. Walker is planning Ii trip for
his FATHER to Central America during
the summer The Walker residence
on Locust street has been rented to
Supt. c. T.. Humphrey who, with his
mother. will occupy it during their alb.
scncc. a.
Roland and Marshal Jones. who at
tend school at AnleS, arrived home last
week for Visit With their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Phil Jones. Both boys
have made application for the officers
reserve corps and have passed the
preliminary examination and expect
" lcuSC soon IOT ~. 9lleulNB, EMlNN.
Paul Doylan, also a student at Ames,
is spending Tie week here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. ,Doylan.
He. too, has passed the examination
for the officers reserve corps and Ok
poets TO be called to TT. Smelling
shortly.
Hon. Carl F. Kuchnle was in Council
I.hifs Tuesday in attendance at the
annual meeting OF the Iowa Bankers
assertion and was highly honorcd BY
that organization by being elected as
chairman for the ensuing year. More
than $50 bankers were in attendance
at tie meeting. which was held lii the
Grand hotel. Mr.. kuchnle reports that
the meeting was more in the nature
OF a patriotic demonstration and that
al or the speakers touched on the I'M
rest and strife with which tie world
IS beset and into which the United
States is just entering
Mr.. Sears McHenry returned Mon.
day evening from Bredcnbury, Sask.