The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-04


sMr. Anderson can and will be elect
ed to congress in this district. -Bulle.
tin.
To stay at home by 10000.
John Sievers and wife are now Occu-
plying their new residence recently pur-
chased of Tom Nc Carthy, where they
will be pleased to have their friends
call.
The new residence which is being
erected by j. F. Harthun is fast near
ing completion. 1t will be desirable
home, costing in the neighbvlAood OF
$780,
A republican who would not walk
ten or twelve miles this fall to cast a
vote in favor of the Mckinley admins.
tration can only be excused on the
ground of inability.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church have arranged to give a grand
hop at the Germania hall Tuesday,
Nov. 8, 1898 John Knowles celebrated
orchestra will furnish the music. You
are invited to attend.
Fred Seagrave will sell IS head of
high grade hogs at the West Denison
Mills on Tuesday Nov. Is. This will
be good opportunity to stock up, any
one who desires a good breed of hogs
cbo,,ld oetopd tb;c colo
A. f. Kadoch would make an ideal
county auditor. His business ability is
unquestioned, he has a large acquaint-
anceship, speaks English and German,
ard is inievery way perfectly capable of
filling the office. Vote for him.
III. A. Cook will address the voters
of Denison and vicinity in the opera
house tonight on the Expansion and
Money Questions. Every voter should
turn out and hear him, as he is thor
oughly posted on the questions.
The entire republican county ticket
is deserving of every voters support.
The nominees are all republican war
horses, have always been identified
with that party and deserve to be elect
ed. See that each republican vote is
cast.
The many friends Of DR.. Louis M.
Coon will be pleased to learn that he
will return to Aripn in the near future.
He has been spending the summer at
Hot Springs, s. D., and while yet quite
weak, he has greatly improved in
health. DIR. will be in Arion in time to
cast lis ballot for the republican
party
The Iowa State Eisteddfod has invit-
ed Gov. Shaw to be present at Oska-
loosa and take charge of the afternoon
and evening session of that musical
festival to be held in that city on De-
cember oath. The governor has accept
ed the invitation and will preside at the
session.
Mr.. Ed. w. Schneider of Soldier
township, and Miss Emile E. laenz
were married at the home Of the BRIDES
parents in Paradise township, Oct. %.
Rev. F. Lothringer officiating. These
young people are we'll known by wide
circle of friends all of whoM wish them
a happy and prosperous journey through
life.
Mr.. L. j. Garrison's new house will
soon be ready for occupancy. The
workinen are putting on the finishing
touches. Th!s is one of the finest resi-
dences west of Cedar Rapids, and Den
ison is proud of it, and the enterprise
shown by Mr.. Garrison. Denison can
boast of having the largest number of
fine residences along the Northwestern
line. and more will be built in the
spring. ~
1t would seem from the following
that Prof. Spencer is putting plenty of
work at Algona in arranging for a
lecture course. Here is what the Up
per Des Moines says:
Prof. Spencer sold his 500 tickets for
the lecture course and had to refuse IL
applicants for more. The 500 ills the
opera house. all but the gallery. There
are including the boxes 484 chairs IN
the opera house. The expense of his
series of entertainments is about $500.
the orchestra last night costing $3.50.
The republican meeting held at Coon
Grove on Wednesday evening was a
big success. Addresses were made by
Judge j. p. Conner and Hon. H. A.
Cook, and were well received. Dan
Riddle opened the meeting with nice
little speech. The audience was kept
] in good humor by the presence of VIM.
| Marshall who drove down from town.
VIM. McLennan. candidate for county