The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
Elmer Mills started for Wisconsin
this afternoon for visit.

& Elmer Mills started for Wisconsin
this afternoon for a visit.
Miss Michaelson, of Miller & Co.'S
millinery department, spent Sunday at
her home in Arion.
The Illinois Central surveyors are
giving rise to no end of surm;ses. Some
of them spent Monday surveying a lire
through Editor Harthun's new house.
VIM. Gehring was in town On Friday
He just finished picking corn on Thurs
day. He says it was quite a task going
after corn in the snow but it had to be
done.
Mr.. Jas. Cose tells us that he is the
only survivor of the Crimean war in
this country. He was through many
of the fiercest battles of that bloody
conflict.
Mrs. Lena Hantz and son, OF Whea-
ton, Ill, are the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Naeve. Mrs. Hantz is sister of Mrs.
Naeve. They expect to make quite an
extended stay.
There were married, December 4, at
Dnnison, Rev. F. Lothringer officiating
Mr.. Gustave Green to Mrs. Fredricka
Denker, nee Berndt, both of Denison;
witnesses, John and Catherine Berndt.
In remitting to the REVIEW for his
next years subscription MIR e. Dobson,
of st. Joe, says, keep us fully posted
in regard to railroad matters" 1t
would seem that Denison is being
watched from all points.
Camp No sl5 Modern Woodmen of
America at the regular meeting, on
Thursday evening, was visited by
fourteen members of M. w. A. from
Deloit. The lodge is fast growing in
numbers and is now on a substantial
footing.
Seven engineers of the Illinois Central
are now making Denison their head
quarters. Mr. o. w. Sullivan is the
head of the corps, and they seem to be
mighty busy. Mr.. Morris McHenry.
the veteran surveyor of Crawford coun
ty, is working with them.
Fritz Brandenburg has bottle of
shot hanging in his place on Broadway
The one who guesses the nearest to the
number of shot in the bottle is to get
fifteen dollar suit free. The guesses
are free also and many have already
tested their guessing faculties.
Mr.. e. FL. Bond has been spending
the week in Denison much to the de-
light of his parents and many friends
Ed is now interested in the Chemical
Portrait Co. of Omaha, Neb. He likes
the work very much and the work
seems to like him at least as far as the
profits are concerned.
johnson s. Co.'S Holiday announce
ment is one of the most complete things
of its kind ever issued in Denison. 1t
will be a great help to you in selecting
your Christmas gifts, and you should
read it carefully. Their stock is still
more complete than their advertise
ment.
F. NJ. Wheeler & Co. is the name Of
a new firm recently located in Denison.
Until they can erect a suitable building
next spring they can be found in
Greeks scale Office. This is branch
of large second hand store business
and MIR. F. d. Inman is the manager in
charge. There is no reason why such a
store should not thrive in Denison.
The Presbyterian Bazaar tomorrow
afternoon and evening promises to be
one of especial interest. The ladies
have prepared many useful articles in
the form Of aprons. sofa pillows, doll
les, ETC., which will he placed on sale.
A book containing q burlesque history
of Crawford county will be offered for
sale also. Hot supper served from
o'clock on.
Mr.. Failor is planning an oratorical
contest to be held some time in the
spring. 1t will consist of three orations,
three recitations and three essays. A
contest was planned for last year, and
some very good work was done toward
it, but on account of an insufficient
amount of time and interest, it did not
materialize. There will be preliminary
contests held, and the best of each list
will comnate i'm nnhlic