The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-07

Mr.. Jno. Hotien has built himself a
cosy new home in West Denison.
Mrs. John Tamm is having new
conservatory built, which will be the
largest in the city. The dimensions
are 26x16.
Mr.. VIM. Barstadt, of Hanover town.
ship, has just had a fine new windmill
erected on his farm. He purchased it
from Mr.. Jno. Tamm.
Mr.. VIM. Coan is enjoying visit
from his mother, Mrs. Grace Coan of
Elwood, Indiana. This is the first time
she has visited in Iowa.
The Merrie Bell opera company is
booked for Oct. Is. Do not forget the
date for this promises to be one of the
best amusements of the season.
On account of repairs being made at
the electric light plant it has become
necessary to cut off the street lights for
the present. The incandescents will
be run as usual.
Carl Burk and John Shaw Van are
putting in their spare time roughing
the cement walk in front of Burk's
drug store. Boys of such industry will
never get any nearer the ''stone pile. "
Haugh & Kemming are putting a
cement floor and new ceiling in the
basement of their building. They say
they are going to announce some start
ling fall bargains to the people as soon
as they can get things Strengthened
around.
Ex-Governor Altgeld will speak in
Denison, afternoon of October ID, the
same evening the great Marie Bell
Opera Company will render 'Mascott''
at the opera, positively one of the larg-
est and best opera companys ON the
road. % performers. Tickets reserved
Monday morning, October 10.
Married, at the Catholic church,
Wednesday, October S, 1898, by Rev.
Father Farrelly, Mr.. Morris Brady and
Miss Margaret Henry. A reception
was rendered them at the home of the
brides mother, near Arion, in the
afternoon and evening. They expect
to go to housekeeping Immediately on
the groom S farm near Dunlap where
he has prepared a beautiful home. The
many friends OF this worthy young
couple wish them a long and happy
life.
There were baptized, September 30
Elsabea Henrietta, infant of Fred Jep.
sen and Magr. Marquardt, witnes
SEES. John and Ella Saggau; likewise
October 1: Detlef Henry and Hans
Dietrich and William Edward, children
OF Hans Soennichsen and Cath. nee
Hederich. witnesses John and Mary
Nicolaysen, also Dorathea and Louis
Henry and John Detlef, children Of
Juergen Jepsen and Silla nee Soennlch
sen, witnesses: Hans and Cath. Seen
nichsen, Rev. F. Lothringer officiating
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a supper on Tuesday evening al
the home OF Mrs. w. j. SERVER, which
fully sustained the enviable reputation
which the ladies have established 70,
themselves as cooks and caterers. 1T
a real pleasure to attend their supper
and one is assured Of the squarest kline
of square meal. The parlors of tn,
SERVER home were crowded with guests
and the dining table was filled many
times over.
AS benson progresses in other way
4 it is attracting better grade of amuse
ments than ever before. The Lecture
course has done much to accomplish
this result as it has proven that high
grade entertainments will have liberia
patronage. One of the latest announce
ments, and one which fill the hearts O
every music lover with glee, is that TIL
Andrews Opera Company will max
Denison a visit i'll the near future
This company is well known here AN,
are sure to have large turnout. The,
will play "La Mascotte." We beIiev
that good opera or theatre every tw,
or three weeks would be a paying in
vestment for the managers of the oper
house. The more people 60 to goo