The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25

| I Judge Conner was q passenger to
Omaha this afternoon, where he is
ltransacting business.
| A. G. Bale has been confined to his
home the past few days suffering with
an attack Of the grippe.
County Attorney Bell left this after.
noon for Rockwell City and Sioux City,
where he will spend several days trans.
acting business.
Miss Mary Lally. who is a nurse at
Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore,
Nd, arrived in Denison Monday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. p. E. C.
Lally. w.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert karr, Rev. C.
E. Hamilton and e. w. Pierce have been
in Des Moines the past few days in at.
tendance at a special church meeting
being held there. f..
James Mcclellan, who lives at Bred
enbury, Sask., Canada, has been quite
i'll, suffering with a bad infection. Word
received this week by Denison friends
is to the effect that ne is now recover
ing. "a
Chas. Gosswiller, who resides at Rice,
Mimi, is spending this week. in Deni-
son visiting with friends. Mr., Goss-
willer is a former resident Of Crawford
county and has many friends and &C.
quaintances in the county. -
Ralph T. Raine, who has been farm
ing the ]. G. Robinson farm in Milford
township. leaves next Monday for
Churchbridge. Sask.. Canada, where he
has rented one of the McEenry farms
The farm adjoins that Of Leon Casa.
day. ...t5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chamberin ex-
pect to leave soon for Houston, Texas
and will make the return trip in the
aerOplane recently purchased by Clar-
ence. The machine is three seated
one Of the latest design and is equipped
with powerful motor. The trip will
be a novel one which will be thorough
ly enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin.
At the North Main street M. r. par
sonage Monday afternoon Rev. f. E.
Witter united in marriage Mr. Reynold
Larson and Miss Frieda Bern. The
party was attended by Paul Larson, a
brother of the groom. The groom is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson, of
Charter Oak The bride is an accomp.
lished young woman Of Sioux City. The
Young couple will locate. on the old
home farm Of the groom's parents near
Charter Oak.
A pet kitten affected with fits. in.
structions in itoughening the Eshilrhnie
uttuCe, d HletllOu lOF, ESTABLISHING ami
cable relations between, Ireland and
Jerusalem. how to catch crooks with
a milk bottle, how to shock "a butler
with a powder puff--these are few of
the comical situations in 1.-THE Hood
lum." Mary Pickfords second produc-
ton from her own studios which will
be seen at the Denison Opera, house
Wednesday and Thursday, March g
and 4. Admission will be Is and 20
cents.
The census enumeration for the three
wards in the city of Denison has been
completed, but Ed. F.. Vernon. one of
the enumerators, will not close his
books until the end of this week, for
the reason that there may be some
names that have been missed. He
is very anxious if there be any who
have not been listed, that they hand
in their names. 1t is very impor-
tant that the city make as good a
showing as possible. There are many
who think Denison will register any
where between 1000 and 5000, but I'M
less every name is secured the chances
for falling far short Of that number
are very good. j. 3. Lyon, at the
head of the special committee appoint.
id by the Commercial club, viii take
your name if you cannot see the en-.
umerator.