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Domestic News
July 20, 1904
The Denison Review
Denison, Dow City, Crawford County, Iowa
What is this article about?
A collection of local news briefs from Denison, Iowa, detailing residents' recent travels, visits to nearby towns and states, social gatherings like parties, a newborn arrival, attendance at a funeral, business activities, a political shift by a local editor, an upcoming lecture, and community matters such as a city council contract and a courthouse funding proposition.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
H. C. Simpson made a trip to Dunlap Friday.
John Baker went to Bonesteel on Saturday evening.
Mr. J. W. Walker went to Bonesteel Monday to register.
Theo. Kuhl and Jno. Schnoor were in Schleswig on Monday.
George McHenry went to Lake Okoboji on Tuesday morning.
Chris Otto transacted business in West Side last Thursday.
A. D. Randall was a passenger to Yankton on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Rae of Dow City spent Sunday with the McAhren families.
Messrs. N. L. Hunt and Chris Christianson went to Redfield, Dakota on Tuesday morning.
Edmund Luney returned last week from a month's visit with relatives in Battle Creek, Iowa.
Messrs. Harry and Charley Childress and Lloyd Winans went to Bonesteel on Monday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Morris and daughter Allie started Monday morning for a visit upon Wisconsin.
Lepzen Moeller looked after Mr. Baker's oil customers during the latter's absence at Bonesteel.
On Monday evening Miss Ethel Gulick gave a porch party complimentary to Miss Smith and Mr. Olive.
Mrs. Dora Van Steinberg of Marysville, Mo., is in the city visiting with her sister Mrs. W. J. McAhren.
Mrs. Scriver started for Canada Monday where she will make an extended visit in Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. E. H. Tucker and Mrs. John James are spending the week at Mason City visiting the families of A. C. Arnold.
Messrs. Walker & Davis went to Schleswig on Tuesday where they have contracts for considerable cement work.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Johnson went to Wall Lake Tuesday afternoon where they will occupy their cottage for a few days.
Hon. J. P. Conner was in Fort Dodge on Sunday attending the funeral of Mr. Pearson the father-in-law of Senator J. P. Dolliver.
August Matthiesen, who is working at the Balle-Brodersen Co. store, is taking a week's vacation visiting in Carroll county.
The city council has awarded the contract for putting in cement steps and side railings along the property of Mrs. Partridge in west Denison.
Messrs. A. B. and Wm. Roulliard took a trip out through Nebraska this week, which they will wind up at Bonesteel where they will register.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gaffey, of Omaha, are spending the week in Denison, visiting relatives. Mr. Gaffey has a good position with the McCord-Brady Co.
Editor White, of the Woodbine Chronicle, has repudiated the ticket nomination by the national democratic convention and has joined the republican ranks.
There will be a free lecture at the Methodist church Friday evening by a Chinaman who is a student in this country preparing himself for mission work in his native land.
P. E. C. Lally took a portion of his family to Lake Okoboji this week where they will occupy their new cottage and spend a few weeks in the cooling breezes of the lake.
Mrs. W. D. Luney went to Clear Lake Saturday morning to visit with her daughter Edith, who has been at that place for some time, but who will start in a short time for Wisconsin.
Grace Temple Lockard was in town a few days last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Temple. Mr. Lockard is now stationed at Mason City and they are making that city their home.
Mrs. W. G. Bertelson has returned from California and is making a visit with her mother. Since going to California her health has not been very good and her friends regret that she is looking so poorly.
Among those who went to Yankton, S. D. Tuesday morning to register were Alf. Wright, W. D. Luney, W. W. Cushman, Hy. Meeves, and Frank Leahy.
Alf Wright expects to go on to Aberdeen before returning.
Martin Collins, a nephew of M. J. Collins, who has been working in the packing house at Omaha, was in Denison Saturday. He is a member of the Strizers Union. On Sunday he accompanied M. J. over into Iowa township.
W. C. Rollins, of the Omaha Ticker company made a business trip to Omaha Monday where he saw Fred Seymour. He also saw Ed. Bond, who is expected in Denison this week for a visit with parents and friends.
Mrs. Cal Owens and children, of Pocatello, Idaho, who have been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jane Cavanaugh, returned to her home on Monday, remaining several days visiting an aunt at Maxwell, Neb.
On Friday July 15, there came to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauel a seven pound baby girl. We congratulate the happy parents and hope the little lady will live and make a kind, lovable woman as is her mother.
E. C. Petersen started on Tuesday last for a visit to Germany, Switzerland, England and France. He expects to be absent about two months. During his absence his store is in charge of his two competent clerks-Gus Euettman and Charles Smutney.
Mr. Geo Tillinghast was in Denison Tuesday. He has just returned from a two weeks' vacation which he spent in New York state visiting relatives and friends. George is one of the best traveling salesmen in western Iowa and his house appreciates his services.
Last week Mrs. Tamm accompanied a small party of boys to Wall Lake where they enjoyed the privileges of the Tamm cottage during a stay of four or five days. The boys who went are: Eugene Luney, James Hunter, Roland Philbrook, Raymond Conner, Leslie Gulick, Lewie Sewell and Warner Temple.
Mrs. P. H. Rank gave a party last Thursday afternoon to about fifty of her lady friends at her home in North Denison. Dainty refreshments were served and a most pleasant afternoon was spent. A guessing contest was engaged in, in which Miss Margaret King won the prize.
Mr. Waldo E. Kahler of Traer, Iowa, a nephew of Mr. Carl F. Kuehnle, arrived here last evening. Mr. Kahler is a graduate of the Law Department in connection with the State University. He comes to Denison for the purpose of becoming initiated in the practice of law and will be connected with the firm of Shaw, Sims & Kuehnle.
We would have it distinctly understood that should the proposition of voting $40,000 additional for court house carry, the present contractors will have nothing whatever to do with the building of the tower, heating plant or wiring. The board will ask for separate and distinct bids from any responsible contractor. The present contractors will never see one cent of the $40,000 unless they should be the successful bidders. There have been no changes in the original plans of the building, other than leaving off the tower or dome, the marble work and heating plant.
H. C. Simpson made a trip to Dunlap Friday.
John Baker went to Bonesteel on Saturday evening.
Mr. J. W. Walker went to Bonesteel Monday to register.
Theo. Kuhl and Jno. Schnoor were in Schleswig on Monday.
George McHenry went to Lake Okoboji on Tuesday morning.
Chris Otto transacted business in West Side last Thursday.
A. D. Randall was a passenger to Yankton on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Rae of Dow City spent Sunday with the McAhren families.
Messrs. N. L. Hunt and Chris Christianson went to Redfield, Dakota on Tuesday morning.
Edmund Luney returned last week from a month's visit with relatives in Battle Creek, Iowa.
Messrs. Harry and Charley Childress and Lloyd Winans went to Bonesteel on Monday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Morris and daughter Allie started Monday morning for a visit upon Wisconsin.
Lepzen Moeller looked after Mr. Baker's oil customers during the latter's absence at Bonesteel.
On Monday evening Miss Ethel Gulick gave a porch party complimentary to Miss Smith and Mr. Olive.
Mrs. Dora Van Steinberg of Marysville, Mo., is in the city visiting with her sister Mrs. W. J. McAhren.
Mrs. Scriver started for Canada Monday where she will make an extended visit in Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. E. H. Tucker and Mrs. John James are spending the week at Mason City visiting the families of A. C. Arnold.
Messrs. Walker & Davis went to Schleswig on Tuesday where they have contracts for considerable cement work.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Johnson went to Wall Lake Tuesday afternoon where they will occupy their cottage for a few days.
Hon. J. P. Conner was in Fort Dodge on Sunday attending the funeral of Mr. Pearson the father-in-law of Senator J. P. Dolliver.
August Matthiesen, who is working at the Balle-Brodersen Co. store, is taking a week's vacation visiting in Carroll county.
The city council has awarded the contract for putting in cement steps and side railings along the property of Mrs. Partridge in west Denison.
Messrs. A. B. and Wm. Roulliard took a trip out through Nebraska this week, which they will wind up at Bonesteel where they will register.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gaffey, of Omaha, are spending the week in Denison, visiting relatives. Mr. Gaffey has a good position with the McCord-Brady Co.
Editor White, of the Woodbine Chronicle, has repudiated the ticket nomination by the national democratic convention and has joined the republican ranks.
There will be a free lecture at the Methodist church Friday evening by a Chinaman who is a student in this country preparing himself for mission work in his native land.
P. E. C. Lally took a portion of his family to Lake Okoboji this week where they will occupy their new cottage and spend a few weeks in the cooling breezes of the lake.
Mrs. W. D. Luney went to Clear Lake Saturday morning to visit with her daughter Edith, who has been at that place for some time, but who will start in a short time for Wisconsin.
Grace Temple Lockard was in town a few days last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Temple. Mr. Lockard is now stationed at Mason City and they are making that city their home.
Mrs. W. G. Bertelson has returned from California and is making a visit with her mother. Since going to California her health has not been very good and her friends regret that she is looking so poorly.
Among those who went to Yankton, S. D. Tuesday morning to register were Alf. Wright, W. D. Luney, W. W. Cushman, Hy. Meeves, and Frank Leahy.
Alf Wright expects to go on to Aberdeen before returning.
Martin Collins, a nephew of M. J. Collins, who has been working in the packing house at Omaha, was in Denison Saturday. He is a member of the Strizers Union. On Sunday he accompanied M. J. over into Iowa township.
W. C. Rollins, of the Omaha Ticker company made a business trip to Omaha Monday where he saw Fred Seymour. He also saw Ed. Bond, who is expected in Denison this week for a visit with parents and friends.
Mrs. Cal Owens and children, of Pocatello, Idaho, who have been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jane Cavanaugh, returned to her home on Monday, remaining several days visiting an aunt at Maxwell, Neb.
On Friday July 15, there came to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauel a seven pound baby girl. We congratulate the happy parents and hope the little lady will live and make a kind, lovable woman as is her mother.
E. C. Petersen started on Tuesday last for a visit to Germany, Switzerland, England and France. He expects to be absent about two months. During his absence his store is in charge of his two competent clerks-Gus Euettman and Charles Smutney.
Mr. Geo Tillinghast was in Denison Tuesday. He has just returned from a two weeks' vacation which he spent in New York state visiting relatives and friends. George is one of the best traveling salesmen in western Iowa and his house appreciates his services.
Last week Mrs. Tamm accompanied a small party of boys to Wall Lake where they enjoyed the privileges of the Tamm cottage during a stay of four or five days. The boys who went are: Eugene Luney, James Hunter, Roland Philbrook, Raymond Conner, Leslie Gulick, Lewie Sewell and Warner Temple.
Mrs. P. H. Rank gave a party last Thursday afternoon to about fifty of her lady friends at her home in North Denison. Dainty refreshments were served and a most pleasant afternoon was spent. A guessing contest was engaged in, in which Miss Margaret King won the prize.
Mr. Waldo E. Kahler of Traer, Iowa, a nephew of Mr. Carl F. Kuehnle, arrived here last evening. Mr. Kahler is a graduate of the Law Department in connection with the State University. He comes to Denison for the purpose of becoming initiated in the practice of law and will be connected with the firm of Shaw, Sims & Kuehnle.
We would have it distinctly understood that should the proposition of voting $40,000 additional for court house carry, the present contractors will have nothing whatever to do with the building of the tower, heating plant or wiring. The board will ask for separate and distinct bids from any responsible contractor. The present contractors will never see one cent of the $40,000 unless they should be the successful bidders. There have been no changes in the original plans of the building, other than leaving off the tower or dome, the marble work and heating plant.
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Arrival Departure
What keywords are associated?
Local Briefs
Denison Travels
Social Visits
Parties
Birth Announcement
Funeral Attendance
Politics
Courthouse Funding
City Council Contract
Where did it happen?
Denison
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Denison
Event Date
Recent Week Including Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Last Week, July 15
Event Details
Series of local briefs reporting travels to places like Bonesteel, Yankton, Lake Okoboji, social visits, parties such as porch party by Miss Ethel Gulick and party by Mrs. P. H. Rank, a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauel, attendance at funeral by Hon. J. P. Conner, business transactions, political note on Editor White joining republicans, upcoming lecture at Methodist church, city council contract award, new lawyer arrival Waldo E. Kahler, and clarification on courthouse funding proposition.