The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-30
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day.
81. c. Laub was attending business
interests at Dunlap yesterday.
Mrs. George Naeve returned home
from Spirit Lake on Saturday.
The new Catholic church bell was
dedicated last Sunday morning.
Gus Nelson, of Kiron, visited his
brother in Denison on Sunday last.
Miss Ruth Richards. of Arion, visited
the Misses Sewell on Saturday last.
VIM. Marshall has just finished the
addition to Mr.. Sam. Aliens house.
Miss Sarah Temple visited the fair
from Thursday to Saturday of last
week.
Mr.. Fred Isenhower, of Miller's
grocery department, is taking in the
Expo.
Mr. Osborn sr. and daughter Ruby,
of Harlan, visited relatives in Denison
Sunday.
Nellie Prill entertained about twenty
five of her little girl friends yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Chris Lorentzen has sold his
residence in East Denison, to Mr.. Rho
denbaugh.
Hon. j. L. Conner, accompanied by
Master Raymond, made business trip
to Jefferson yesterday.
Bert Oswald is remodeling his resi-
dence on Washington street, VIM.
Marshall doing the work.
The Christian Endeavor Society Will
hold their monthly social at Miss Emma
McWilliams' tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Flint and daughter returned
from Ogden, Utah, Saturday evening,
having been gone but a short time.
E. G. Sage accompanied his daughter
to Minneapolis yesterday. Miss Sage
intends to enter the school at that
place.
Corners, one of the boys from Dow
City who went to Chicamauga Park and
who returned last Friday, is in town
today.
Miss Emma Burns, of New Diggings,
Wisconsin, who has been visiting the
Mcguire family for about a month, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
Edith and Gertrude ngenfritz are ex-
pected home Friday after summer
visit in York, Pa. Their aunt, Miss
Olive Seacrist, will accompany them.
Attention Nj. w. A. There will be a
very important meeting at Camp room,
on Thursday evening, aud it is earn
estly desired that all neighbors be in
ATTENDANCE.
The barbed Wire of the fences placed
by the Spaniards before Santiago to
check the Americans advance, is being
used by the IS. Signal Corps to convey
dispatches.
The war balloon. which was used by
our forces at Santiago, will be exhibited
at Omaha the latter part of Sept. The
services of Col. Bryan will be procured,
if possible, to fill it.
Pearl Wilson's little friends have in
vitations to spend tomorrow afternoon,
from three to six, with her. The little
people seem to be making the best of
the remaining vacation days
Green McAhren is working for the G..
u N. w. Ry. nowadays, doing some
grading and filling in back of the new
stone abutments recently placed by the
Company at all bridges along the line.
MIR. Roy Lee, who has been visiting
his brother George, for sometime past,
returned to his home near Des Moines
after having had very pleasant visit.
On Friday he and his brother were at
Omaha taking in the Fair.
Little Ellen Gullander, living in the
East part of town, while leaning over
the fence OF "a hog yard near the house
watching the pigs eat, was suddenly
caught by her dress and pulled into the
lot and bitten quite severely by one OF
the hogs.
Justice Montgomery yesterday, Aug
18th, married Mr.. Hiram Ingram and
Miss Ellen j. Canadian, both of Wal
Lake, Iowa. Mr.. Ingram is prosper
Gus young farmer of that vicinity ant
has many friends who congratulate him
upon mis- choice.