The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-12
The DEN1soN REVIEW

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The DENIsON REVIEW
ESTABLISHED 1867
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riC1AL PAPER OF CRAWFORD COUNTY
DENIsON IOWA, August IL, 1898.
DR.. Carr, OF Dow City WIS in tow n
today.
S. E. Dow, of Dow City, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evans, were at
Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Leslie, of Clinton, is the
guest of Miss Lille l'aine.
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o. w. Wheeler visited the fair last
Wednesday ana Thursday.
Miss Carrie Miller, OF Near Vail,
visited in DeDison this week.
Hill 4 Son PUT ZIP IA tine family monu-
ment for S. S. Staller this week.
Chas Tabor and family are at Omaha
this week visiting the Exposition
John klinker came up from Omaha
yesterday to remain over Sunday.
Miss GarnetU Romans returned the
fore part of week from visit to Maple
ton.
M. G. Virgins, postmaster at Dow
City, attended the funeral OF Nj. Dun
bar.
Robert Bell of Paradise, an old set
tier of Crawford county is in town to-
day.
Mrs. b.. 5. Plmpton returned last
evening from IA months visit in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Bessie Patterson, OF Omaha, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. n. Simmons, of
this place.
The Misses Emma and Lille McWil-
liams visited at the Exposition on last
Wednesday,
Mrs Osborne, Ruby and Leslie came
up from Harlan Wednesday and will
4 return tomorrow
a Misses Francis Drake and Hattie
1 Holmes Of Charter Oak, are visiting
n friends in Denison.
MI
a Mrs. Rev. e. Hamilton will sing at
N 1.-THE morning service at the Presbyterian
s church Sunday morning.
r. l.. Hill made business trip to
Manning and Coon Rapids Wednesday
and will return tomorrow.
Among Those visiting the Expo this
week we mention Phil. lAochmil)er,
August Eyers and Louie Evess,
Mr.. Ed. Fellingham, of Illinois, on
old acquaintance of Denison people, is
\ spending week with relatives.
Alex and Anna Aebischer left Tues
day evening for Wilton Junction to at
tend the funeral of their grandmother
Rev. r. Venting, of Council Bluffs.
is visiting friends at this place. His
recently adopted son accompanied him.
August Bergman returned to his
work at Boone Wednesday evening
after three weeks visit with friends
at Denison.
Mrs. f. j. Young entertained in hon
or of Mrs Newberly last Saturday .f-
ternoon. About fourteen ladies We're
present
w. V. Whaley was Up from Dow
City Thursday and joined the Modern
Woodmen of America, Who attended
the funeral in Z body
There will be services at tie npisco-
pal church this coming Sunday Rev.
Talbot will preach and 1t is desiled that
large congregation be in attendance.
Among those from Charter Oak who
attended the funeral yesterday, were
w. w. Cushman, ID. O. Johnson, T.. ID.
Mcmahon, Albeit Bagge and d. II.
McWilliams.
There were baptized Sunday, Aug.
Gerhard Reinhold, infant son of John
Borgstahl and Bernhard William Ernst
infant son OF John s1bbert, Rev. II
! Lothringer, officiating.
Clarence Erickson, the accommodate
Eng young messenger lad. is out with
New blue uniform and he feels Justly
2ud Of i. too. Clarence Is an o0lislAs
ng, ana is wsii Liked By The pubic.
lIessrs. sim Slime, Rollins, Gebert, A
Smith, Brown, e&sWel' and Nrls@ei
TUESDAY evening FOR Council shii'
|.ttend the Grand Lodge. Willard