The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-14
Caucuses tonight at $40.

u Caucuses tonight at $50.
Miss Mae Kelly is spending we'll
earned vacation in the country with the
Hayes family.
Mrs. w. j. SERVER and children left
Denison on Wednesday for Warsaw,
Wisconsin, where they expect to visit
relatives for the remainder of the sum
mer.
p. E. G. Lally attended the State Bar
Association meet at Sioux City on
Wednesday. He read paper before
the meeting entitled 1.-The Irish Law
yer in the Fight for Liberty
The Penelope club enjoyed pleasant
meeting with Miss Lulu Wood on
Tuesday afternoon. The meetings
will be discontinued dhring the warm
weather, till the last week in Ssptem-
Der.
MIR. and Mrs. Temple, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. w. Pierce and family, Mrs. SchafeI,
and DR.. Gibson were among those who
followed Mr.. Fred Pierce to his last
earthly resting place at Dow City Mon
day.
We have a notion that when Shaw.
Dolliver, Lacey and Hepburn get ready
to go into the senatorial race they will
be able to declare themselves without
the assistance of the Des Moines
Capital.
Mrs. M. L. Branch entertained a
party of her f.iends on Monday after
noon. Despite the warm weather her
guests gladly responded to her invita-
ton and the afternoon passed very de-
| lightfully.
We received pleasant call from our
old friend, john Heath, recently. He.
accompanied by his wife, was on the
way to Colorado Springs, stopping a
short time in Denison and Dow City to
visit relatives and friends. John is
now practicirg attorney of Waterloo
where he enjoys 4 nice practice.
Mr.. M. +. Edwards of Defiance was
in town on Thursday. Mr.. Edwards
has an advertisement in this paper in
which he calls attention to some tine
hogs he has for sale. He says he has
about SO head and is willing to place
them along side of any herd i'm the
state.
Mrs. I'll. s. Gulick and Mrs. G. S.
Martin babe their many Denison friends
farewell on Wednesday. They will visit
relatives in West Side and Boone and
will visit with Governor and Mrs. Shaw
before returning to their home in Mad
ison, Wisconsin.
Miss Agnes King has returned home
after very successful year of study in
the musical department of Oberlin
University. Miss Margaret King &C.
companied her as fal as Chicago where
she is attending the summer term of
the Cook County Normal School of
Methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly will chaper-
on party of Denison people at Wall
Lake the coming week. The party con-
sisting of the Misses Mary and Florence
Beard, Maude Hunter and Grace Baer
and Messrs. W. ID. and o. G. McAhren
and Geo. Sprecher expect to drive over
Saturday evening.
From the Harlan Tribune we learn
that Mr.. Jonn Osborne was married on
last Tuesday to Miss Emily Solomon,
of Avoca. The bride is former resi-
dent of Defiance and is highly spoken
OF, while everyone in Denison is ac-
quainted with John, the happy groom.
We understand he intends locating in
Denver.
DR.. Gibson was down at Dubuque on
Thursday, where he inspected herd G t
cattle supposed To he affected with
rabies. The doctor AFTER careful exa.
mination pronounced the disease to be
mad staggers, caused by too heavy
feeding. The disease has the resemb
lance of hydrophobia.
The new street grader has arrived
and is now being tlied, the agent ope-
rating the machine. 1t seems to do
the work as recommended and no
doubt will be accepted by the city.
Yesterday afternoon Main street north
of fremont was leveled up and we
understand that this morning the ma
chine will be tried on west Broadway
near Mr.. Hartwig's place.
Abner Graves of Dow City, formerly
banker and now engaged in civil en-
cheering, has filed petition IN bank
ruptcy in the federal court His Sc
cured debts consist of mortgage for
$4,000 on his homestead, and the
amount unsecured is not known be-