The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18
Doing Business as a;u,,
in our temporary quarters over
Berg'S Store
!: s.~. ~~.> The Ferguson Studio


One of the neatest roadsters that has
appeared in Denison is the Crow Glow
er Leaf, which was purchased by Dr.
Blomberg of II. G. Lochmillcr and
Son last week. 1t is swung low, OF a
racy appearance ard seats comfort
ably four people.
Edward Lane was crippled last
week, the result of getting his hand
in contact with a buzz saw out at
Frank Barrett's where he was saving
wood. Part of one finger was cut OIL
and two other fingers badly laccrated
The dance given last Friday eve
ming at the auditorium of the st. Rose
of Lima church was we'll attended
and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. The
music was exceptionally good and was
furnished by the Pearsal orchestra of
Carroll. ....
Mrs Richard Eisenhauer was eperat,
ed upon at the Meehan hospital. Sat
urday for appendicitis. The operation
was most serious, but VIC are glad to
report that her condition is most sat
isfactory and that she is rapidly re-
covering her strength.
We are advised that eleven young
men from Manila have enlisted in the
coast artillery service. A big patriot
&c meeting was held Monday evening
at that place which was largely at
tended by the residents of Manila. We
are told that most of these who ell
listed are high school boys.
Mrs. Daniel Mccarthy and daughter
Margaret, returned yesterday from
Rochester. Mimi. where the former
underwent an operation Il short time
ago. She returned home greatly i'm
proved in health a fact which her
many friends will be glad to note.
Work on the old soldiers monument.
which will grace the court house
| square, was commenced the last of the
week. Sand and gravel are now on
| hand for the concrete base and exca-
waiting has commenced. The base will
be allowed to set for some time be.
fore the monument will be put, in
place.
Mr. John w. Smith, of Oakland, Cali.
is expected here this week for visit
with his sister, Mrs. Howard Cole.
From here he will go to Des Moines.
where he will visit his nieces, Misses
Luella and Ruth Cole. Mr.. Smith is a
clerk OF the United State treasury
and is on his way to Mexico and Texas
who're he has been called on business.
Carl Sibbert is certainly forging
ahead in Omaha with his music and IS
recognized by the people there as
having exceptional ability. On Thurs
| day last at meeting of the WOman's
! club he appeared on the program -four
times and that evening sang before
the University club. The Omaha pa
pcrs praise him highly and say he is
OF grand opera calibre.
! Mrs. A. C. Bale returned home Mon
day evening from Rochester, Mimi,
where she recently underwent an ol.cr.
alton. While she has not yet regain
ed her strength her condition is very
satisfactory and everything points to
speedy recovery. Her many friends
are elated that the operation was
successful and are hoping that she
will rapidly regain her strength.
Patrick Hassett is one DenisOn man
who is not complaining Of the high
prices which have been brought on
since the United States declared war
on Germany. This week he sold 1000
bushels of corn to the. Farmers Ele-
vator company, receiving the fancy
price of $1.3S per bushel, total of
$500. His only regret is that he did
not have twice as much corn to dump
on the market.
NJ. L. Finn, of Sioux City. has been
lined up for the paving to. be laid
from the library to the Northwestern
I freight depot. This street has al
| nd nj tho
! curbing laid SO it will not take much
time to get the concrete in. Mr.. Finn
has a big contract at Audubon this
year for pavement, which yill keep his
force busy practically all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hover and lit
tie son left today for Atlantic, Iowa,
where they will make their future
home. George has accepted a posi-
ton there with the leading electrical
firm at handsome salary. He will be
missed from the band and musical cir
clcs in Denison as he is considered
one of the best musicians here. Their
many friends hope that they will like
their new home. but trust they will
take occasion to visit here often
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. TheadOrf were
pleasantly surprised on Sunday, April
| 18th, when a n,fmDer OF their relatives
and neichbors dropped in on them tc
help celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary, Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. II. Neubaum, OF Ute; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. l.. Neubaum, of Rick
cts; Mrs S. &c. James and Mrs. l.. B.
Burke, of Sioux City, and Misses En-
ma and Title Neubaum, OF Charter
Oak. Also a daughter who resides in
Mitchell. S. d., and the mother of
! Mrs. Theadorf,, resident of Charter
Oak -. Isl r.'.
Two weeks ago Mr.. J. V. Barborka
used small space in the Review adj
| vertising his Edison line of phOnO.
graphs. AS direct result of this adj
vertisement he sold handsome ma.
chine to Mr.. John Hoist, who resides
west of town. Mr. Hoist read the adj
| vertisement and called at the store to
| hear the machine and was so well
pleased with it that he purchased it..
! This is only one of many instances of
the pulling power of Review advertis-
| Ing. The merchants Of Denison real
| ize the value OF advertising in the
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