The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-08
The DEN1soN REVIEW
ESTABLISHED 1852

ESTABLISHED 1857
MEYERS a TUCKER. Publishers.
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,FFIClAL PAPER OF CRAWFORD COUNTY
DENISON IOWA. Nov. 8. 1898.
Miss Coles will make her home with
Mrs. Chris Kemming.
DR.. Wright and daughter, Alma,
spent Sunday in Carroll.
Liveryman Geo. Mills, of Manila.
was in Denison on Monday.
Miss Falkner has gone to Council
Bluffs to visit Mrs. Paul Alysworth.
VIM. Goodrich is erecting a large
barn on his property in North Denison.
George Rae was among those who
came up from Union to the Shaw
speech.
The Up-to-date Club meets at the
residence of M. King on Wednesday
evening at 7:3O.
Billy Mari, of Arion, was Denison
visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, OF Vail, visited
friends in Denison on Monday last.
Prof. q. 4. Hawk, of Vail, was look
ing after business interests in Denison
on Saturday.
Postmaster Hoffman, of Vail, came
down from Vail to hear the governor
on Monday evening.
Misses Terry and Mclaughlin, music
instructors at the college, were down
at Omaha Saturday.
The Northwestern Company has paid
out some SIS, 900 for rights of way in
this immediate vicinity.
Mrs. A. G. Strohmier, of Charter
Oak, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AChas. Galbreath, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pfarr returned
home on Saturday and we're warmly
welcomed by their many friends.
The tonsorial artist, MIR. Smith, from
Manila. was over at Denison on Sun
day visiting relatives and friends.
The College Star is issued this week.
1t contains great amount of in-
structlve and interesting reading.
The Friday club had a very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. McAhren. They
I will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Voss
Messrs. Oren McAhren, Dalrymple,
Branaka, Fitzpatrick drove to Dow
City Sunday and spent the afternoon.
Mr.. N. Staininger, at one time a
Denison business man, was visitor
among his old friends a few days the
past week.
Mrs. Theo. Walker returned from
Sioux City on Sunday afternoon, where
she has been visiting her SON, David,
and family.
Hon. B. 1. Sallinger was a Denison
visitor Saturday. Mr.. Sallinger is a
popular man with everyone and was
well received.
Sunday was beautiful fall day and
many people drove out to view the
grading being done on the North
western line.
Mr. l.. Cornwell has been confined to
his home the past few days owing to
illness. We trust he will soon be able
to be out again.
Prof. VonCoelln came up from Des
Moines on Monday and remained a
couple of days and also cast his ballot
for the republican ticket.
The merchants who are going to fur
nish coffee. tea and waters at the
school exhibit will please deliver same
s at the hall early Friday evening.
Chris Kemming has just completed
sodding his grounds, purchased of tn,
Presbyterian society, and they nov
present. very nice appearance.
Four of our teachers were compells,
to n.ain over between trains at Co
e Bluffs on Saturday, owing to the fac
that the trains had changed time.
The Red Oak Express showed com
mendable enterprise in their last issu
by printing excellent portraits of tn
republican candidates for Office in thei
county. 5s ~,
Word was received from A. b
James written on the whanf, just be
fore his company went on board tn
ship bound for Manila stating he wa
we'll ard was delighted at being sent
Manila. He viii! write his next lette
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