The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-16
VIM. Meyers spent Sunday in Omaha.

VIM. Meyers spent Sunday in Omaha.
j. L. Warbasse is spending the week
at Omaha.
p. II. Rank and wife are visiting the
exposition. sm
Mr.. Geo. Servoss and wife went to
Omaha Sunday Tor brief visit.
Mr.. Aug. Meyer and wife, of Vail,
visited Denison friends yesterday.
Chris Hansen returned from Omaha
on Saturday after pleasant visit at
the Exposition.
Mr.. F. Brandenburg was among those
who attended Mr.. Plunk's birthday
party last Sunday.
Landlord Retmann has new sign
Boarding House" over the door of his
house, as an invitation to strangers to
stop and get good meal.
Will Kemming brought fifteen hogs
to market last Thursday, receiving for
them 1885, the top market price. He
is evidently making good farmer.
The Bulletins semi-occasional bob
tail wags again this week after three
weeks respite. AS the Bulletin itself
sageiy remarks, however sit was not
missed"
A number of the friends of MIR. and
Mrs. Noah Lingle gathered at their
hospitable home on Saturday evening
and celebrated the wedding of the
happy couple.
y large and joyous company assem-
bled at John Plunk's home in Hanover
township last Sunday, to celebrate
their hosts birthday. We wish him
many happy returns of the day.
Hon. Theo. Blume. wife and sister-in-
law, Miss Girard. have been spending
the week visiting in Woodbury. county.
They went overland and expect to stop
at Storm Lake before returning.
The funeral of Mr.. Hans Jensen, who
died August 10Th, was held at the
Lutheran church on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Lothringer officiating. Mr.. Jen-
sen is quite we'll known, among Deni-
son people, and all extend sympathy to
the bereaved family.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic,
which was postponed on account of MIR.
Dunbar's death, will be held tomorrow
at McHenry's grove south of his stock
farm. If the weather is not favorable,
the picnic will be held on Friday. Con-
veyances will be provided at the church
at o'clock.
The Bulletin wisely and cautiously
takes a neutral position as to candi-
dates. We wonder if this cautious
wisdom extends to principles also?
Will the Bulletin dare to state its posi-
ton on the two term rule, principle
which has before this been Incorporated
into Crawford county democratic plat
forms?
The Misses Sewell entertained quite
a large number of guests at their home
ON Locust street Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. Hugo Kahler, of Traer,
Ia, who is we'll known to DeniSon
young people. An interesting program
of music, Rotations and games made
the evening very enjoyable one. The
dainty refreshments were feature of
the evening.
j. III. Hall, of Buck Grove, who was
injured quite severely about ten weeks
ago i'll runaway, is, we are pleased to
say, getting along quite nicely, as he
was able to be i'll Denison yesterday.
! bis is the first time since the accident
The REVIEW acknowledges a call, and
he says he would like the paper sent to
him until 1900.
A very highly commended lecture on
Persia, entitled THE Land of the Lion
and the Sum- will be given by Mr..
Joseph Kashoba, the distinguished Per-
sian lecturer at the Presbyterian church
in this city on Friday, August 10. Adj
mission % cents, children 10 cents. Mr..
kashoba comes under the auspices of
the Presbyterian Y. p. S. G. E., and a
fine lecture is guaranteed. Please keep
the date and event in mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ioworth, of
Dow City, were Denison visitors yes
terday. Uncle Edmund has just re-
covered from Il severe illness and is
| still under the weather. lie is thinking