The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-11

ford county are taking no part in urg-
ing instructions of any kind upon the
republican convention.
Mrs. John w. Campbell is expected
this week to visit her mother, Mrs. f..
W. Ley. Cards are out for an after
noon at home to be given on Friday
complimentary to her and to Ms.
Lena Ley.
The Denison Journal asks what the
Republicans would do If the democrats
should nominate such man as Horace
Boies for governor. They would NOM
mate Shaw of Denison and elect him
by some seventy thousand majority.
A party of Denisonites consisting of
Joe Christensen and wife, Chas. Chris
Jensen, wife and baby, Rose and Helen
Poster, Grace Raine and Miss Rose
went to Wall Lake Saturday night for
an outing. They expect to remain un-
til Thursday.
DIR. Hal. G. Simpson has been APP.
pointed assistant state veterinary sur
geon by Gov. Shay upon the request of
DIR. Gibson. DIR. Simpson is il. every
way qualified to hold the position and
will prove an efficient aid to our State
Veterinarian DR.. Gibson.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. III. A. Nor
man Sr. and Mr.. Angermand started to
Sweden. Mr.. Norman will visit
in his native country some twelve
months and in all probability MIR. An
germand will remain there. We trust
they may have pleasant and safe voy-
age.
The delegation, which Crawford
county sends to the next republican
state convention should be just as de-
voted to Mr.. Shaw's interest as were
the men who went to Cedar Rapids two
years ago to fight for what was consid-
cred to be a forlorn hope, but which
proved to be a glorious victory.
There often come times in the history
of men and societies aud parties, when
a hasty word, an inconsiderate action,
an ill advised movement may cause
mutual dislikes, which cannot be re-
moved in years. at such times it is
better to listen to the voice OF concilia-
ton than to gain your point at the ex-
pense of friendships.
Last evening there were thirty-five
car loads of material on the North
western tracks consigned to the Him
dis Central. The Central is laying its
track without the aid of machinery.
This is both slow and expensive but the
incompleteness of their grade renders
the use OF machinery impossible.
A party of Northwestern officials
passed through Denison on special to-
today stopping long enough to inspect
the new depot yards. The party con
sisted of Supt! Ashton; Asst. General
Freight Agent E. j. Seymour, Division
Freight Agent T. Hollenbeck, Asst
Supt. Litten and Trav. Freight Agent
Eberhardt.
Some of our farmers who have been
saving (?) a cent by buying their bind
ing twlne of mail order houses have
taken the pains to measure it and find
each bali about SO feet short and the
weight also several ounces short. The
Irvine is of an inferior quality and the
one cent saving figures up about two
cent loss. Moral, buy good twine of
your home dealers.
Now that the city has new grader
with the latest improvements, no doubt
our streets will assume an altogether
different appearance, weeds and grass
will disappear and in the place of water
gulleys nice smooth street can be
seen. There are number of vacant
lots in town upon which the weeds have
been allowed to grow to considerable
height. These should come down.
The hotel keeper at Arion who runs
a Jim Grow" table at which he states
he puts all Crawford county people, has
some pretty lively things to say about
the REVIEW. We are surprised that
even the Bulletin should print such
stuff. We would advise Crawford
county people who think they are not
as good as men living in an adjoining
county and who wish to be Jim
Crowed" to patronize his hotel.
We were highly gratified when in
Iowa City last week to hear the many
kind words said concernino Govorno,