The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-15


Round Table, on Dec. LIST, subject
"Catarrh.
Miss Sophia Schwiesow has returned
from Chamberlain, South Dakota, and
will make her home in Denison in
future.
w. A. McHenry has returned from
Chicago where he attended meeting
of the Aberdeen-Angus Breeders AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan went
to Creston on Monday to attend to
matters pertaining to the Wvmen's
Relief Corps.
E G. Chamberlin has new adj
vertisement this week. Z. c. is one Of
those fellows who believes in advsrtis-
ing, and is getting results thereby.
In a common deck of 50 cards there
are exactly 635,O13, $4,000 different
whist hands, In Pease's candy show
case there are "a kinds of chocolate.
There is sudden fall in the price Of
those 81. so maps at the Bulletin Office.
Those who paid extra for them can now
go behind barn and kick themselves
Invitations are being sent out for a
social dance to be given at the Ger
mania Hall. on Thursday evening, Nov.
H.. No doubt a most pleasant time
will be had.
Mr.. Hodges received by express this
week q fine Conn cornet, of which he
is justly proud, as it. is beauty. We
may now expect some good work from
Mr.. Hodges along the musical line.
Ray Garrison and wife, of Grand
Junction, Colorado, are expected in
Denison this week for visit with their
parents. As this is their first trip home
their coming will be most heartily well
coined.
Gov. Shaw has written letter to
Chairman Nicholson congratulating
him, and through him the republican
workers Of the county, upon the splen-
did and effectual work of the last cam
paiyn.
We devote our second and third
pages of this issue to the remainder Of
Mr.. Shaw's able speech. We are sorry
We were not able to publish it in its
entirety in one issue, and trust our
readers have not lost the connection in
the time intervening between publica-
tions. It is we'll worth preserving.
The REVIEW is not sending free
copies to all the voters in Crawford
county. The REVIEW is such good
paper that it costs something to publish
it and we cannot afford to give it away.
Never the less the majority of the peo-
| pie seem to know good thing when
they get it and are willing to pay for it.
1t WILDE excellent news to the friends
of Miss Nettie Clough to hear that she
expects to spend Thanksgiving with
her sister and will remain in Denison
until after the holidays. She will also
make the acquaintance of her neice,
Lillian Janet Kemming, which we
doubt not will be mutually agreeable.
We understand the democratic lead
ers intend starting foot ball team
with the eleven counties which went
silver this fall. Jim Weaver will act
as coach and Finn as umpire. The
great trouble with the team will be
that there are no counties to act al
substitutes.
The Rev. Mr.. Judd held services al
the Episcopal church in Denison or
Monday evening, to which there were 8
goodly number Of people present. The
Reverend gentleman is very pleasant
speaker and holds his audience in rapt
attention. 1t is much regretted that hi
is unable to be present more often
While in Denison he was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wygant
Miss Emma Dellinberger, of Vail
has accepted a position in Orkin Bros
store as saleslady. Miss Delllnt ergel
is very popular young lady, having {
large acquaintanceship throughout thu
county. and will prove valuable ad
dition to Orkin Bros. efficient corps O
clerks. She is at present making he
home with Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. THEN
Gard of Thanks.
We sincerely thank all the kin,
friends who assisted us during the sa,
bereavement and death of our beloved
father.
IEALY FAMILY.
WINTER EXCURSION.