The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11
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Henry Hansen, q German poolhall
man, tore down an American flag that
had been placed on his place of bust
ness. The citizens were indignant
over this and he left town Saturday,
going to the depot under police pro-
lection.
Miss Mary Taylor left Sunday morn.
ing for her home in Grinnell after Il
week spent at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo kei.
logs. .n.'&." % -.
Mrs. M. O'Connell and family of
Boone, have been spending the week
end at the home of relatives here.
Sol Thay,r. after having lived in
Colorado for Il number of years, is
once more making Dunlap his home
and wearing the star as of old, being
sworn in as marshal ut the last meet
ing of the council.
Dr. Walter Riechelt was an Omaha
visitor Monday and Tuesday, buying
new electrical equipment for his office
necessitated by the new current that
is soon to be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moeller, of Denison.
spent Easter as the guests of the
ChamDerlin and Taylor families.
The county attorney and sheriff
have been in town several days the
past week on professional business.
Teachers election last week result
cd in most of the teachers being re.
tanned. Owing to the new school
house not being completed by next
fall the departments of manual train:
ing, music and domestic science were
ri continued fnr np\t
The domestic science department Of
the Fortnightly club hold their an
nuaI banquet Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
At the meeting, OF the council last
week three new members were APP
pointed on the library board. namely:
C. II. VanSlyke, d. e. Rogers and Les
ter Meyers. These men succeed three
women whose time had expired
]. j. Moorhead was an Omaha visit
or last week.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Harmon
and Mr.. John Hunter occurred last
week.
a number of the college people were
home for the Easter vacation, among
them being Wilma Roberts. Raymond
Grant. from Cornell; Florence ami
Kirk and John Winncgcr.
from Amcs, and Aria Rawlings, from
iowa City.
The Merit Milling company have
decided to build new elevator on the
tracks near the site
Of the old one. This was decided up
On at their annual meeting last week.
Mrs. M. J. Dugan and children. of
Mesita, Colo, are .h""2 for the re-
Of the school year, the chill
lren attending the parochial school.
Miss Ethel Ross, who has been Wis.
iting at the J. G. Taylor home, re-
turned to Omaha last week.
Several preiluptial affairs have been
held the past week for Miss Viola
Spurgeon whose marriage to Mr.. Jess
Newland took place on Easter.
Mrs. Edna Quinn. OF Omaha, visited
in town last week. 's.s,''
q Mr.. and Mrs. Burling, were Omaha
shoppers last Thursday. H%
Miss nellie Lehan was the guest of
Omaha relatives last week.
Carlos Caldwell is in Texas this week |
with a party of land seekers. .r.
Mrs. r. W. Durham entertained the
Dorcas society at her country home
last week, having as her house guest |
Mrs. KerShan. of Glidden.
II. o. Howe was Vail visitor Fri |
lay.
were held in all the churches
IN Easter Sunday. .y
The death of Mrs. p. w. Smith (nce
Mary Haley) occurred Sunday night !