The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-10
DENIsoN AND VICINITY

DENIsON AND VICINITY
The republican gain in Crawford wa.
2l3 over last year.
ALT. Wright transacted business ii
Vail yesterday afternoon.
The Mauritz brothers of Kiron made
Denison a pleasant call this week.
Born on Friday, November 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. U. G. Gary, a son. We con
graduate
Carroll county has done itself proud
by electing A. T. Bennett, republican
for representative.
Messrs. r. A. Romans and Lew Mich.
olson went to Charter Oak on business
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. B. F. Philbrook gave a one
O'Clock lunch this afternoon in honor
Of Mrs j. W. Campbell.
Messenger Rauch, of the American
Express Co, was in Denison between
trains Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Lulu Mcguire and Lizzie
Casey and s'essrs. Joe Duff, VIM. Ma
gnlre. Dave Kelly and Ed. Sheridan at
tended the club.daMce here last even
ing.
The REVIEW is having its hands
full lately taking care of its ad-
vertising and job work patronage. Let
the good work go on.
The depot officials state that they
know nothing of a change of time on
the Boyer Valley line to take place
next Sunday as reported by the Bulle-
tin.
Mrs. j. p. Conner is suffering from
an abscess OH the back of her head.
During her illness her sister. Mrs. Nor
gan, of Dunlap has been in Denison
attending her.
Messrs. Randall and Vette who are
now at work in Schleswig. came over
to Denison to vote last Tuesday. They
just got in in time to increase Shaw's
majority in Denison.
The cantata at the opera house to-
night!promises to be excellent. Much
time has Keen spent in its preparation
and Prof. Eastman has done good work
in drilling the children.
The figures in the First National
bank advertisement should read. sur
plus $4,000, deposits. 425,OOO, loans
$45O,OOO The figures indicate how the
banks business has been increasing.
Philippine exhibit at the opera house
tonight. John Bagge and ;Chas..
Cramer have loaned their relics to the
school exhibit. This is one of the most
interesting features of the entire ex.
hibit. rs -
The Bulletin is seeking to harmonic
its party by calling every democrat
who did not support Blume and Flaher.
ty, a skunk:s This,is good politics, and
will tend to bring peace and brotheriy
love into democratic ranks.
Shaw has broken the record receiving
the largest majority ever given a can.
didate for governor Of Iowa. Crawford.
may we'll feel proud Of Gov. Shawand
proud of the fact that it contributed a.
, gain of 400 to bis majority. "a
Did you read the page advertisement
of Rex Stock Food in our last issue?
The testimonials published are
genuine and the figures prove that the
stock food is a paving investment for
farmers. Mr.. Il. j. Mccormick will
be glad to tell you all about it.
The Bulletin attacks Governor Shaw
very bitterly for his talk to the soldiers
on Monday night. There has never
been time in the last forty years
when a man could talk patriotism
without making some democrat mad,
but Shaw's immense vote in DenisOn
proves that all democrats are not of
that mind.
Penelope club met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. T. j. Kelly. The meeting
i, was well attended and the ladies en-
joyed social as we'll as busy afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Campbell was welcome
guest and Mrs Kahl was unanimously
elected member of the club. Mrs.
Chas. Voss assisted Mrs. Kelly in serv.
ing dainty lunch.
letter from WASHINGTON informs