The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-05-02

The hills and wales of Crawford lool
beautiful after the recent rains.
DIR. Evans came up from Arion thi
morning on short business try.
Miss Callie Richards of Arion wa
visiting in Denison last Saturday.
Miss Ollie Barden of Vail visited ii
Denis0n last Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. j. III. Holmes was in For
Dodge Saturday on business matters.
Mr.. III. Hoefer of Charter Oak trans
acted business yesterday in Denison.
Miss Agnes Monaghan of Vail spen'
last week visiting with friends in Den
ison.
Messrs. III. Blrk and G. Shurk Of
Charter Oak visited the county seat
yesterday.
The Bulletin speaking of the recent
cyclones says it is ''glad the spring rush
lis over" Good.
E. W. O'Banion of Dunlap was in
Denison Saturday. Its not often that
he gets up this way.
The Trinity Guild social will be held
at the home of Mrs. E. F. Tucker on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Paul W. ,Aylesworth of Council
Bluffs spent Sunday with Mrs. Ayles-
worth at the Wygant home.
May dances are all the rage. There
will be one in Denison and one in Dun
lap on next Friday evening.
Did you get a may basket last night.
Lots of little folks did, but there were
not many wild flowers in them.
Mr.. Hill started on Monday morning
for an overland trip to Coon Rapids in
the interests of his marble works.
Mr.. Clark Marshall one of the stall.
wart citizens of Charter Oaks vicinity
is here attending court this week.
Miss Clara Burgit of Pasadena. Cali
fornia, is welcome visitor at the home
of her sister Mrs. G. A. Campbell.
Born, on Friday, April %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Menagh. daughter. We
sincerely congratulate the happy par
ents.
Mr.. III. g. A. Drummer, Carroll coun.
ty's popular clerk. md T. III. Boylan of
Manning drove over to Denison on yes
terday.
Mr.. Jas. Harkins is visiting this week
with his many friends in the city. He
expects to return to Clinton Friday
evening.
Nearly all the windows of j. D.
Brandfas' residence in Paradise town
ship were broken by the heavy hail last
Wednesday,.
Messrs. Fred Benning and p. w.
Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. lily. Barrett
drove over from the Oak yesterday to
attend court.
Mrs. Lena Ley and child arrived to-
day from Port Washington, Ohio, for
a visit with her mother and her many
Denison friends.
Mr.. Thos. Boylan of Manning visited
Denison friends yesterday and to-day.
He is brother of Mr.. Wilbur Boylan,
the court reporter.
Yesterday was Dewey Day. In the
words of the poet,
The grammar's bad, but, oh my son,
I wish I'D did what Dewey done.
This has been heavy week in equine
mortality. Ira Gillmor lost mule,
Frank Lesher lost horse, and horse
working on the grade fell off the dump
and broke its neck.
We are glad to note that Mr.. John
James has received an increase of So. 90
per month in his pension. Mr.. James
is certainly worthy of the governments
kindly remembrance.
Miss Jessie Robertson, one of Dow
City's successful public school teachers
returned to her home on Sunday after.
noon, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
A. w. Virgins, who expects to spend
the week visiting.
The Palace Bakery looks resplendent
in its new paint, paper and carpeting.
Mr., Pease is preparing for rushing
summer trade having enlarged his
bake oven and changed the rear of the
building to good advantage. He is g
hustler and is getting rapidly to the
front.
A large land deal was consumated
today by which Henry Hoefer of Char
ter Oak becomes owner of the 900 acres
belonging to the Gillett farm west o.
Denison in Denison and Paradise
townships. The consideration is up
wards of $25, 900. Mr.. T.. Cornwall wa,
the former owner.