The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-09

The lecture by Rev. Thos. Green will
be at the City Hall instead of the Epis-
copal church, as advertised.
Albert Helsley, o. w. Wheeler, B. j.
Sibbert and d. l.. Boynton went to Co.
Bluffs this morning to attend the
Grand Lodge.
The public watering trough on Main
street proved very useful on Tuesday
morning. The circus people watered
all their horses there.
On the sixth and seventh pages will
be found some interesting reading in
regard to the newly annexed island,
1.-The Pearl of the Pacific"
We received very pleasant call on
Monday from Mr.. Fred d. Cloud,
representing Drake University at Des
Moines. He is out visiting the differ
ent county Institutes and advertising
Drake University.
The date of the Modern Woodmen
picnic at Manila has been changed
from August is 10 September 6. This
was done after some of the large post
ers were out, and therefore, people
should bear the change of date in mind.
A delightful lawn party was given by
Mrs. d. l.. Boynton Monday in honor
of Mrs. Frank Cornwall. of Chicago.
The charming hostess, the bright peo-
pie, the faultless weather and the fine
view from the beautiful lawn, made the
occasion one to be remembered with
pleasure.
The Upper Des Moines Editorial as
ISOLATION held very interesting SEES
sion at Iowa Falls. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
term: w. |. Braun:gan of Emmetsburg,
president, and AL. Adams secretary
and treasurer.
A gentleman of leisure was brought
before Mayor kemming yesterday
morning. Being a cripple and unable
to work, he was given orders to get out
OF town on the next train, instead of
being worked on the street as the able
bodied "wearies' are.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic
will be held at McIIenry's grove south
of his farm south of town tomorrow.
Elaborate preparations have been made
to make it success, and teams will be
ready at the church at O'Clock to take
you and your baskets to the grove.
Mr.. III. G. Vines, who for the past six
months has been connected with the
REVIEW force, took his departure on
Saturday for GAINESVILLE, Wis, where
he will assume the foremanship of the
mechanical department in one of the
leading newspaper offices at that place.
The democratic county convention
has been called for Saturday, Septem.
Der 3, 1898. This convention will select
delegates to attend the state conven-
ton at Marshalltown September I, the
judicial convention at Fit. Dodge Sep
TENDER IA, and place in nomination cam
didates for the county offices.
Gov. Shaw and party arrived az
Tenn, and is the guest
of Col. Humphrey commanding the 50
La. Vol. Sunday the party was enter
tanned by Gen. Breckenridge. Ia the
evening Gov. Shaw witnessed the par
AIDE at the Iowa camps. leaving at s
O'Clock for Jacksonville, Florida
Mr.. L. Wills people who live near
IIolstein, have a turkey gobler which
has hatcbed out four young chickens.
He had been missing for some time.
but finally was seen in the barn yard
hunting for something to eat. He was
followed to nest. which contained
twelve hens eggs, upon which he had
been sitting. After few days he was
seen taking care vi four young chicks.
We received copy of the Anamosa
Prison Press, new publication pub
lished at the Anamosa prison. The
first page is printed in red and blue
and contains a likeness of Warden
VIM. A. Hunter. 1t is a beauty from
a typographical standpoint and is well
edited. 1t contains the latest war news,
the new arrivals, obituaries, and an ar
ticle on prisons and Management"
We wish the publication success.
The meeting of the officers and direc-
tors of the old settlers association held
Saturday afternoon was not very we'll
attended on account of unfsyorable
weather. About ten members we're
present and the meeting was called to
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