The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-02

ing at The nome OF Isaac GillmOr.
Addie Randall returned from two
week'svisit at Irwin, Sunday evening.
Mrs. l.. Searles and daughter, of
Omaha, are visiting relatives in town
this week.
MI. and Mis- Isaac Gillmor returned
Friday evening tsom a two weeks trip
to Hot Springs, South Dakota.
Howard Wilson returned from his
outing at Marshalltown and Davenport
Saturday evening.
The Nonpareil says it is fortunate
that Cleveland Is raising chickens IN
stead of something else.
We call attention this week to the
advertisement of E. G. Chamberlin
which appears in another column
Arthur Green left last Friday for
Wall Lake and returned Monday even
ing accompanied by L. j. Kelly and
wife.
Mrs Johanning of Colorado Springs
arrived Saturday evening. She will
make her home in Denison with Mrs.
Frame.
Miss Matte Miles came in from Chi.
cago last Saturday and will visit for
three weeks among relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mcbride of
Shelby county. came up yesterday for
visit with their son VIM. Mcbride,
east OF town.
Mrs. A. z. Bond, of Dow City, as
sumed control of Hotel Arion JESTER
day. She was calling on Denison
friends Saturday.
Rev. j. G. Johanson of Sioux City,
will preach at Kiron Swede Baptist
church on Thursday evening, August
4th. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. F. w. Cornwall and daughter,
of Chicago, relatives of Mrs. Boynton
arrived Friday evening for short visit
Mr.. Cornwall came Sunday evening.
DR.. Wright was at Carroll Friday
night and Saturday visiting his father,
the Episcopal minister at Vail, who is
now at that place receiving treatment.
Master Earl and Miss Erma Shaw
came up from Des Moines Thursday
evening to attend the Methodist SUI
day school picnic, which was to have
been held Friday.
The large glass front of Photographer
Browns show case which was placed
on Broadway at the enterance to the
studio was broken Saturday evening.
By-nobody knows who. but Mr.. B,
would like to find out.
1t is pertinently suggested by an
eastern paper that cable to Hawaii
will be necessity, if for no other
reason than to satisfy public curiosity
on election night.
Don't forget that excursion to Hot
Springs, South Dakota, on August 8.
Mr.. Gable is anticipating a big crowd
and you will not miss the expense
which you will find very nominal.
Sleeping car accommodations can be
had by addressing j. H. Gable, Deni-
son.
The Adams Co. Union and the
Corning kepubl can have been con-
solidated, DR.. r. E. Glover having
sold the Republican. j. G. Welliver
will continue as editor and will make
the paper under the new caption what
the Union has been-a first class county
paper.
Sioux City is going to have carnival
this fall. In view of bountiful crop
and cause for rejoicing furnished by
the victories won in war, she thinks
she has right to have a jubilee. The
Journal says all of the city's friends who
fail to participate in the hilari.y will
miss their while.
We received very pleasant call
from Mr.. F. l.. Stayner, travelling
freight agent for the Northwes, ern
road on Saturday. MIR. Stayner's h. adj
quarters are at Cedar Rapids, and he
was out this way brushing up BUSH ess
a little and getting acquainted with
the boys along the line.
Messrs. ID. p. Robertson and Henry
Schade were over from Manila Mon.
day talking up the picnic the Woodmen
of America are going to hold at that
place August 18th. The gentlemen
were very enthusiastic in the matter
and say it will he the largest gathering
held in the county this year. They
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