The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-30

The business end of the family or
gan has been impartial, $500, gentle
men, if you please?"
We acknowledge complimentary
ticket to the Holstein District Agricul-
tural Society. Races will be called
from September to s and good field
of horses is looked for.
Jake Gable it out at Hot Springs, S.
D., this week with an excursion. He
will conduct another cheap rate excur-
sion out to the Springs on Sept. 10.
This will probably be the last excur
sion OF the season and you should take
of it and 60 along.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Jensen returned
to Dunlap last week. after spending
several months in Bowlder and other
parts of Colorado. They came to spend
Sunday with Judge and Mrs. Conner.
Mr.. Jensen returning to Dunlap yester-
day. Mrs. Dunlap will remain several
days.
Among those who took the Monday
morning train for the exposition were,
Fritz Brandenburg and wife, Henry
Mundt and wife and son, Mic Lafrentz
and wife, Henry Beilenburg and wife,
Herman Boeck and wife, Otto Timm
and wife, Henry IIoemier and Willie
Holden. No doubt they will all enjoy
themselves.
Mr. w. III. Redenbaugh, of Kenwood,
was in Denison Saturday with some
Ssgold Standard watermelons. The
melons are as the name implies,
bright yellow, the rind is thin and the
heart is red and juicy like, just like
those the boys take to on dark nights.
The melon is a Russian variety and is
very much of novelty in these parts.
We note from the Carroll Sentinel
that the Carroll band will go at the
head OF delegation to the Exposition
on Iowa day. and that the board of
supervisors of that County will be asked
to help to defray expenses. There will
be about IS bands in the parade on that
day, as nearly every County in the
state will send a musical organization.
The Minneapolis Times is getting up
an excursion to start for the Hawaiian
Islands on Nov. 5. Mr.. Robt. L.
Single is one of the prominent promo
tiers. This is good opportunity to
visit the Islands. The fare for the
round trip including all necessary ex-
penses is $3.50. The trip will be made
in SO days and will cover all important
points of interest along the route. Any
information as to same will be cheer
fully given by addressing Robt. L.
Single, Hawaiian Commission, Omaha.
We enjoyed a very pleasant call from
Mr.. VIM. Houston, of Dow City, and
Mr.. Alex Morton, of Adams, Mass, on
Saturday. Mr.. Houston is one of
Crawford's best and most highly re
spected citizens whom we are alwas 5
pleased to meet. MIR. Morton was at
one time citizen of our county and
owns very nice farm on Pretty
Prairie, Paradise township. He has
been a regular subscriber of the RE
VIEW for the past twenty years and
always has good word for the paper.
Mr. Morton is accompanied 10y his
daughter, Miss Katie, who is a very
charming young lady. Before return-
ing to their eastern home they will
visit the exposition at Omaha.
w. A. McIIenry. Miss Abbie and Jes-
sic Morgan returned from Lake Okobo-
jie, Saturday evening, where the Me
Henry family have been spending a
couple of months in their summer cot
tasc. Yrs Mack and George and w.
f. and Nils, Saltwell will return this
week overland in i. carriage. The lake
has been beautiful, the fishing abund-
ant, sailing by wind, rowing by the
simple bend of the elbow While the
Spirit Lake has been deserted this year
for want of water to sail and a failure
to furnishing somethingm invigorat-
ing for the inner man, Okoboje has
| had its excursions to the tune of thou
sands. that kept her six passenger
steamers busy, and her eight Napthas
and thirty sail boats made picture that
was beautiful to behold. They look as
though they had been hayinga splendid
time. Mr. McIIenry very thoughtfully
presented the editor with fine pike q
his own catching. 1t was a beauty and
carried us back to the pleasant days d
last year. The McIIenry cottage is ,nt
OF the best known and most hospitahl,
places on the lake.