The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-05-09
DEN1soN AND VICINITY

DEN1soN AND VICINITY:
Frank Odell was Denison visitor
Friday.
Harry Huffman drove down from
Vail Monday afternoon.
J. II. Tamm was down to Omaha on
a business trip yesterday.
Editor j. F. Harthun made a bust
ness trip to Council Bluffs on Monday
Attend the illustrated lecture and
concert tomorrow "wednesday night.
Miss Nomia Williamson spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting friends in and
around Vail.
w. j. Horton started the brick work
on his new house on east fremont
street yesterday.
Miss Jennie McElroy, of Dunlap, Wis.,
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs II. G..
Laub on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Servoss was at Council
Bluffs on Monday, where she visited
relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. Ohge of Boone, formerly of
the firm of Hodges & Ohge was Deni
son visitor yesterday.
Theo. Walker has greatly improved
the appearance and convenience of his
house on Locust street.
John Bailey is adding an addition to
his house and otherwise improving his
property in East Denison.
On May 5th marriage license was
issued to Emil A. R. Teck and Miss
Minnie Henning, both of Hanover twp.
Gene Gary is nursing severely
bruised arm as the result of too af-
fectionate mule who squeezed his arm
up against the stall.
Mrs. M. Stone, who has been in Den-
ison during the past winter, returned
on Monday to Omaha where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. III. Bielenberg of Brooklyn, N.
Y. an uncle of Mr.. III G Busch and
brother of Claus Bielenberg visited in
Denison over Sunday.
Prof. VanNess, Supt. Failor and Mr.
Gordon Gary returned on Saturday
night from their trip to the Northwest
ern Teachers Association at Algona.
John Lingle has added quite a large
addition to his house, which speaks
we'll for him. He is an industrious
man and deserves a comfortable home.
Mr.. A. R. Hill starts tonight for
Lexington, Neb. He will be absent
several weeks as he has numerous
monuments to erect for Nebraska
parties.
Mr.. Sam Wright came up from
Omaha and spent Sunday afternoon in
Denison returning home Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Wright accompanied him on
his return.
Harry Luney has accepted position
with the Iowa Telephone Co. as time
keeper and will work between Denison
and Mo. Valley, commencing Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Della Goodrich DER and chill
dren, of LeMars are visiting in Deni-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich are re-
ioiced to have all the daughters in the
home nest once more.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson returned on
Saturday evening from her "trip to
Grand Rapids, Michigan. where she was
one of Iowa's delegates to the National
Equal Suffrage convention.
Mr.. j. F. Burk and Miss Edith expect
to leave next week for Denver, Col, for
visit at the home Col. Geo. L. Wright.
Miss Edith will stay for several weeks,
the guest of the Misses Wright.
The High Schools of Denison and
Harlan will debate Saturday. It will
be an exciting contest Be on hand to
cheer the Denison boys and the Harlan
debaters too if they deserve it.
Mr.. Albert Sage met with painful
accident last Friday, having his leg
broken below the knee by kick from a
vicious colt. He is now getting along
as we'll as could be expected, however.
Mrs. Margaret Goodrich DeWolf and
her daughter, Rachel. arrived on the
Colorado Special Saturday morning