The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26


be found on page OF the first sec
ton.
Representative Leon w. Powers re-
turned home last evening from Des
Moines and will remain here for a
week. inasmuch as the general as
sembly is taking its recess.
J. v. Barborka left yesterday for
Lincoln, where he will attend the an
nual convention of the Nebraska State
Jewellers association which meets to-
day and tomorrow. Mr. Barborka
was especially invited to attend this
lconvention and will render several
harp selections during the two days
session.
e. A. Stone returned home last week
| from several weeks trip to points
in the west. Mr.. Stone had some bus
mess matters to attend to at points
in Washington and combined business
with pleasure, visiting many former
Denison people who are making their
home in the west. He reports most
| enjoyable time while away.
Robert Karr, pastor of the 'Presby-
terrain church, spent two days last
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three lectures on "How to Study the
Bible" Mr.. Karr was there in re-
spouse. to an invitation from the State
Christian Endeavor society Of. Nebras-
ka. He reports a great interest in the
young peoples work in Nebraska.
e. p. Stangland resigned his posi-
ton with the George Menagh company
Saturday and is now travelling for the
O'Brien Candy company of Omaha.
Mr.. Stangland has had charge of the
shoe department in the Menagh store
! for the past two years. Allen Lyon
has accepted the position with Men
abs made vacant by the resignation of
Mr.. Stangland. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hugg expect to
leave the last OF this week for Platte,
Is. D., where they will make their fu-
ture home on farm near there Mr..
Hugg will resign his position as dep
|uty county treasurer on Friday, a po-
lsiti0n which he has ably filed for
number of years. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugg regret that they
are to leave Denison, but all wish
them much success at their new home.
Miss Ruth Cole returned home last
week from Rock Rapids, where she is
AN instructor in the public schools,
and will remain for two weeks in or
der to recuperate from recent at
tack of the influenza which left her in
a weakened condition. At present
she is recovering nicely and hopes to
be able to return to her school duties
next week. Miss Luella Cole is ex-
Ipected home from Des Moines this
week for brief visit.
| Another wedding which took place
this week was that Of Miss Lulu Steers
and Harry j. Hulsebus, both OF De-
fiance. The ceremony was performed
at the Lutheran parsonage yesterday,
Rev. Frese officiating, and was in the
presence of the witnesses only. While
these young people are strangers in
this community they are well and
favorably known in the locality in
which they reside, and they will have
the we'll wishes of host of friends.
Martin Runge spent Monday and
Tuesday in Denison visiting friends.
Martin received his discharge. from
the army at Camp Dodge last week,
having been transferred there from
Camp Deyens, Mass, where he was
| stationed several months. Martin will
return to Denison Monday to resume
his former position as bookkeeper in
the Bruce Rogers implement house.
He is spending this week with his
parents Rev. and Mrs. Runge, near
Charter Oak.
Emil Hugg leaves the Crawford
County State bank on Saturday of this
week and will move to his fathers
farm just south of Denison, which he
purchased a few weeks ago. Emil has
been in the employ of the Crawford
County State bank for a number of
years as bookkeeper and the patrons
OF that institution as well as the man
agement are sorry to have him go,
but all wish him the greatest possible
success at his new undertaking.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Thos. Burke who passed
Burke was formerly resident Of this
county, she and her husband having
lived for number Of years on the
Martin Houlihan farm just west of
Denison. For a number of years they
have made their home at Elkhorn,
where DR.. Burke was a practicing
physician. Funeral services were
held at Elkhorn. interment being made
lat Council Bluffs.
Miss Anne Karr, who has been
teaching at the west brick school for
the past two years. has resigned her
position and will leave for her home
in Indianola the latter prat Of the
week. Miss Karr will remain home
for a short time, after which she ex-
poets to take up the nurses training
at the Presbyterian hospital in Chi
cago. Miss Karr has made many
friends here during her stay in Deni.
son who regret to see her leave, but
wish her success in her chosen work.