The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-28
viii Davis was dnsomaha Saturday

tpurchasing supplies for his battery SER
n vice Station Work on ibis new build
i ing on South Main street is Progressing
Eand he hopes to have the building
ready for occupancy early in the spring.
!. ,47s DIR. il. i M. Coon; and John Mount
lEWere at Sioux City last Thursday at
tending the opening Of the new Mid
hundred stockholders went through the
big plant and saw the various depart
ments in operation.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen, residents
Of \; Lake Park, Iowa arrived. IN the
city Friday for a visit with their son,
George, and other relatives. Mr..
Atzen land George: departed Monday
for Kirlssyille,s Mos where the latter
IWill consult 81 specialist III regard to
4 Pfoft c. NJ. Wheeler of, the high
erty Sunday on account Of the death
Eofihis wife's father. I. Mrs. Wheeler has
been Mt her fathers bedside since be-
Ef0re Christmas, helping to. care for him.
| 1nfirmities of old age are given as the
cause of his death. - r.
Jack O'Connor. and Edward Vernon
are now busy asi census enumeratOrs
for the three wards of Denison. Jack
has the first and second wards and Ed
has the third. IT is the desire of the
Conmercial club that theseftWo gentle
| that the Information they seek be given
.as correctly: as possible. and that they
ihave the co operation or all our citizens
in order that Denison make as good a
showing as to population as is possible.
| A mechanical treating table, invented
| by an Osteopath, for the use of osteO-
/ pa THO ply sicians, arrived in Denison
last week, having been purchased by
Dr. Emma tombstone, ut a cost of near.
ly $3.50. This table is being purchased
by osteOpaths in general as aa.progress'
i've feature in osteopathic mechanics.
Since steopathy is q scientific system
ltof regulating the itmec hanicalil part OF
4 the human body. this table Isl consider
ed great asset by osteopaths and their
patlenea .:aGiss y'..ai'tt, asst n
Manager Peter .Krauth of, the opera
/ house has. hooked one .of the best the
latrical, attractions on the road ftpf
| March 18th. On that date Mae Rob.
inson[ will, appear III the play entitled
makes the larger cities Of the country
iFand 1t was only through a fortunate
oircdnastahce that Nj. KralitH was able
Ito book it for sDenison. u This an
nOhncemant will be welcomed by those
1iwho enjoy the bettefF class Of attr raHf
Itions, s Sssss.5s HI ii. NJ, ID, NJ, t5
5.;Trhe spanish Orchestra tlra which ap.4
peared on the lecture course at the
Opera house ID Friday VI evsnine, was an
excellent number and Thoroughly en-
joyed by everyone. The entertain
ment was given by six young ladies'
all of them especially good musicians.
The violin solos We're exceed dinghy fille.
| All of the lecture course numbers thus
far have been far above the average
lsand people generally pronounce 1T one
of the best courses we have had in
Denison.
Mrs. Geo. Naeve and Mrs. C. Z.
| Voss departed yesterday morning Tor
Los Angeles. Calf. Mrs. Naeve will
make short visit at Los Angeles and
will then go to POrteryille, where she
Will remain until spring visiting at the
home "a or her daughter. Mrs. nj. +.
Isenfro. Mrs. Yoss will visit at the
home of her brother, Leslie Gulick. In
Los Angeles and them will go to San
Diego where she will remain untll
Espring with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. Gulick. hs T.fgs
u, Word has been received in lDenison
lOf the marriage i.of Earl Hart to MISS
Georgia Mark, of 3Dess EMoines, winch
took place at Atlantic on last Friday.
Following the ceremony they We're en-
| tertained at dinner at the home OF ME-.
and, Mrs. Geo. Hover, a few intimate
Z! friends being invited. They left Tor
! Omaha and other points in Nebraska
for their wedding trip. after which they
will make. their. home. in, .ues -Moness
| Earl Is the son of A. L., Hart, who for
merly was engaged IN the insurance
business. In. Denison.a but who lis now
living i,ls Des Moines. Earl attended
! the public schools of Denison and has
lmany friends here. ts--' 7-trf.y
The Review is in receipt of 4 com.
munication today from Lewis Stueh.
mer, supervisor of census for the Tenth
district of Iowa, stating that up to date
he has not secured enumeratOrs for
Charter Oak, Goodrich. Hayes, Iowa,
Milford. Morgan and Paradise town
ships in Crawford county. and asks
that the matter be given publicity to
assist him in securing someone to I'LL
these vacancies. Up 70 date the rs.
view has been unable to secure a list
FOR the census enumeratOrs already Sc
cured for Crawford county and the
fwhOle matter seems to he clouded in
secrecy. It is important that a correct
census of Crawford county be taken
and especially Of Denison. II people
knew who is taking the census much
assistance might be given and the work
of the enumerators lightened.
Miss Madge Edwards, instructor IN
the high school, had the misfortune to.
fall and break her limb Thursday ev;.
ming and is now confined at the Nee
Than, hospital Miss Edwards in comp
[any with Miss Helen Wright were re-
turning to, the Bamford home after
having supper at the dormftory. In
front g,of the Courtney. residence on
East Broadway they slipped on the ice
and both fell on the walk, Miss Ed.
wards breaking the. bones in her right
limb just above the ankle but Miss
Wright escaped without injury. Miss
Edwards was taken to the Meehan hos.
pital where the injured member was
X.rayed and it was found another bone
in the. ankle was splintered. On FRI
day noon Miss Grace. Meyers called on
Miss Edwards at the Meehan hospital
and on her way home she fell on the
ice near the Greek residence and broke
| her arm She is being cared for at
the Kuehnle home.