The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

Sunday at Rockwell City visiting with
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.. Legg have re
| turned to their home at Des Moines
after a pleasant visit here at the homo
Of his sister, Mrs. Daniel Cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hanson Of Wall Lake
and Mrs. Peterson of Waterloo, spent
| Sunday at the A.. B. Cox home. Mrs.
Peterson and children remained for
| few days visit.
Miss Helma Brandt, who is attend.
| ing a school of telegraphy in Chicago Il
expected home Sunday morning for {
visit at the parental, VIM. Brandt,
home. Miss Grace tEngel of Chicago
will accompany her.
Among those in attendance at tho
Agce funeral in Dow City were Mr.. ant
Mrs A. II. Agee, of Delphos; Mr.. ,ant
Mrs. Austin Agee of Mount Ayr; Mrs
! Chas. Agee, of Sioux City and Mrs. l..
Fl. Cavanaugh Of Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Voss and son
Loyal departed Saturday for Oklahoma
| City, Okla The marriage Of Miss Paul.
| inc Stafford to Loyal VOss will take
place today. The Review hopes to be
able to print an account of the wedding
in the next weeks issue. -
Miss Catherine Lally returned homo
today from Notre Dame, Ind, where
she has been attending St. Mary's col
| lege. Lehman. who has also been at,
| tending school there, has accepted a
position at the Studebaker factory al
South Bend and will spend the summer
| there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Gilroy, residents
of Rockwell City, visited in the city
over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Gil
roy's sister, Mrs. Will Blackman. The
two sisters spent Sunday afternoon al
Manila visiting their mother, Mrs. Lu
cinda Klinkefuse, who is in her S6tf
year. -
Miss Adele Brandt who is studying
music in Chicago arrived here SUNDAY
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. anf
Mrs, VIM. Brandt. She was accom-
panied by Misses Grace Diebold and
| Agnes iDienhart. both residents Of Chi
cage. They will remain here for two
weeks visit.
There was an appreciate audience
lat the musical entertainment given last
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
church under the auspices of the w.
C. 4. U. and everyone reports the pro
gram most excellent one. In add
ton to those who were mentioned in
Hast weeks Review the following also
| took part in the musical: Adele Brandt
Miss Diebolt, Miss Grace Schlumbergel
Mrs. Chas. McWilliams, Miss Beth Mil,
Ter, Of Lincoln. Neh., Walter Sibbert
Mrs. c. E. Humphrey, Miss Hazel
Laub, Miss Grace Kinney and Miss Or.
tina Belle Raleigh.
| A signal device on S. p. Jacobsens
automobile has been attracting consid,
cradle attention among motorists OF
Denison during the past week. The de,
vice consists of two simple semaphor6
arms attached to the right and left
side of the windshield and operated by
connecting rods terminating in handles
placed within easy reach of the driver
At the end of each arm is an electric
light housed behind a bulls eye lens
and by operating them the driver cas-
| lily signals the direction in which he
will turn. Mr.. Jacobsen, and VIM. Hag.
edorn have taken the agency for the
devise and expect to sell a number OF
| them in this territory.
l.. J. Wilson. writing for the Regist
err at Des Moines. says the Iowa demo.
Gratis are now to have their inning OF
Iowa doomed for president in the per.
son of Ed. Meredith. Meredith head.
quarters will be opened in San Fran
cisco and more than 125 democrats
from Iowa will leave by special train
from Des Moines next Tuesday. J.
| w. Reynolds, state chairman, Wilbur
Marsh. national committeeman, j. J.
Hughes, sergeant at arms of the con
| vention, N. F. Reed, executive officer
for the Iowa delegation, are now in
| San Francisco. w. D.. Jamison, Of
Shenandoah left Tuesday for the con.
vention city. The Iowa democrats ex
pect to have the aid Of VIM. j. Bryan
| in presenting their candidate. Clyde
Herring, democratic candidate for gov
ernor, expects to go to the convention
and Ray Files Of TT Dodge, and other
democratic state candidates will have
seats in the Iowa section.