The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

b0r OF them we realized tnat inc lduu
atory words of the commercial clubs
president had some basis OF facts. The
ice making plant was an interesting
place, likewise the pultry, egg ant
butter cold storage. Our visit through
the Denison bottling works was rev
elation. 1t consisted of two story
brick of large dimensions, equi pped
with every kind of machinery OF the
latest invention to accomplish the
work. Mr. Mitchell, head OF the estab'
lishment, is a man who would make
any business go. His push and pride
in the work spells success.
At 7 o'clock the DenisOn hotel was
athrong with citizens and editors and
ladies'. A few minutes thereafter they
sat to as fine banquet as man could
ask. The dining room OF the Hotel
Denison was place OF beauty on this
occasion. At the head table sat the
toastmaster, Judge Conner, man
whom even stranger would pro
nounce distinguished. The toasta
were brief but interesting and the
banquet closed shortly after nine.
After this event all went to the op'
era house, enjoyed q high class movie
play and viewed the beauty OF q the.
ater OF which the citizens have reason
to be proud. 1t was after midnight
before the boys quit talking shop in
the office of the Hotel Denison.
In our auto drive the home Of the
Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw, ex-governor. was
pointed out to us. In its day it was
q mansion; now many other homes in
Denison are OF more modern pattern.
There is no question that Denison
has, in it's distinguished citizen, Carl
Kuehnle, lawyer and banker, man
who can make pleasing and sensible
talk, as proven by his brief address
to the editors just before the noon
hour OF Friday.
The Introductory beverage at the
banquet was delicious grape juice.
the handiw0rk of the Denison bottling
works. We congratulate Mr.. Mitchell
upon his skill in making drink that
brought such pleasure.
A visit at the 100000 court house
of Crawford county. which was Sc
cured by the push of the Commercial
club after two defeats. was Of inter.
est. We could not help comparing its
commodious, Offices with the size Of
Offices in our own court house.
Denison has three up to date week
ly newspapers the Review, the BVl.
letin and Der Herold. No question
but what they, have besn insteamen:
tn In living lent10n n place o. t.
Sum- IS to towns 0f iowa. Il ess 81. &.
Judge Conner. t0astmSstef. OF dark
and flashing eyes, knows our older at.
torneys of Glenwood. Thirty odd years
ago he prosecuted cases in this coun.
ty as district attorney and later served
as judge when Mills was In larger
district. Our John Y. Stone calls
Judge Conner the best jury advocate
he ever heard.
Danison is the boyhood town Of
Rev. NJ. A. Gable, the able NJ. E. min.
ister Of Malvern, and the people speak
of him by his first name and are as
proud Of him as we are. We also met
Dr.. II. P. Plimpt0n, brother OF our
Glenwood DR.. Plimpton.
X. A. Incl, foreman OF the Malvern
Leader, and J. r. Graham were Mills
representatives Of the press.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Stevens Of the Sill.
YER City Times. now of Woodbine,
we're also present.
1t was pleasing matter to meet
with q number who knew the late C.
E. Wheeler OF the Tribune, and who
recalled their pleasant association
with him when he was a resident Of
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