The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-30

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A shooting tournament WILDE held
in Denison, October II and -, which
promises to be largely attended.
Messrs. II. d. Meeves, j. III. Tamm and
Willard Saul have the arrangements
in charge, and some very enticing
premiums will be offered.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Net
hodist church will serve bounteous,
warm supper at the residence of Mrs.
w. j. SERVER on Thursday evening,
next, between and o'clock. Supper
25 cents. They invite the business
men, their families. and the general
public to attend.
Parties who intend having sales this
fall should come in and get our prices
before having bills printed. We get
up nice, attractive bill in both Eng
lish and German, and our prices are
very reasonable. When you get your
bills at this office we print the notice in
the paper at a reduced rate.
Denison people visiting at Omaha
should not fail to call on Francis Gable
at the F. e. & M. v. headquarters,
transportation building. He will be
pleased to meet you, and will take
pains to show you around. He is a
product of Denison Normal school and
has good position and is we'll liked by
all his superiors.
There were married Sept. %, Mr.. w.
F. Walter to Miss Emile N. Kai. both
of Iowa township. witnesses being III.
Guth and Barbara Lothringer. Like
wise, Sept. %, John d. Hansen to Miss
Follina Lueitiens, both of Goodrich
township, witnesses being Geo. Lueit-
lens and Maria Hansen, Rev. F. 10th
ringer officiating.
The seven o'clock train on Thursday
morning was four hours late on &C.
count of a freight wreck near Maple
River Junction. The fast train, No. /,
went around from Carroll by way of
Onawa to reach Omaha. A number of
Denison people who had risen early to
take the morning train went home dis
gusted and tried to make up some of
their lost sleep.
MIR. s. B. Greek is making some ad-
ditional improvements on his livery
stable property. The alley has been
cut down and Mr.. Greek is having large
windows put in making the east end of
the barn much lighter. MIR. Greek
is constantly building aud improving
and in this line is one of Denison's
most helpful citizens.
III. T. Ward, of Odebolt, passed
through Denison on Thursday enroute
to Brush, Colorado, where he has pur-
chased newspaper. While coming
down from Odebolt with the mail car
rier the horse became frightened and
turning around threw both Mr.. Ward
and the carrier out. This occurred dur.
ling the rain of Thursday, and Mr.
Ward was pretty we'll shaken up.
Tuesday evening at the college oc
Cured the first musical recital of this
term, and was we'll attended by oul
people. The new instructors, Misses
Terry and Mclaughlin. gave musical
program which was very pleasing to the
audience. 1t was regretted that Miss
Mae Lane was not present. She has
not arrived In Denison being detained
by sickness. In her absence Miss Edith
I4uney recited two very good selections
We understand the Denison Orches
ira under the leadership Of b. j. Sib
bert will soon begin regular rehearsals
This orchestra has proven in the past
to be an organization composed OF
strictly tirst-class musicians and with
Mr.. Sibbert as director is sure to be a
success the coming season. We trust
tho boys will see fit to give several con.
certs during the winter season which
would be highly appreciated by the
music loving people.
U. G. Johnson and wife left thi!
morning for Ferguson, Iowa, wher,
they will attend a reunion of the John
son family, and to celebrate the golden
wedding of Mr.. Johnson's parents, VIII.
are quite we'll known to benson PEG
pie, they having resided here number
of years past. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
will have been married fifty years OF
October 6, and have lived for fort,
years on the same farm in Marshal
county, excepting two years. of whicl
they made Denison their home.
Mrs Gertrude Schafpr was var