The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-13

Some boys in East Denison were try
ing to sample their neighbors straw
berries, but it happened to be daylight
and they were captured. Children
should be watched more closely by theil
parents.
Mr.. ELS. Barnes is one of the latest &C
QUESTIONS the REVIEWS subscription
list He has resided in Denison but 8
few months, but is much pleased with
our city and expects to make it his per.
manent home.
The musical recital at the college
chapel was postponed ON account of the
rain last night. This evening the must
cal and evolutionary recitals will be
merged into one program which should
be one of great interest.
The base ball game scheduled for to.
morrow between Denison and Wood
bine will probably be indefinitely post
poned. The ball grounds are a foot
under water, and the players are not
yet posted on how to swim for the home
plate.
We acknowledge with thanks an in
vitation to attend the commencement
of the Des Moines college. The pro-
gram announces many good and inter
esting things and it would be a pleas
ure to attend. The dates are from June
16 to June 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell will leave
tomorrow for their regular summer
stay at their beautiful cottage on Lake
Okoboji. The Cornwell's are quite an
institution with Spirit Lake people and
their advent is regarded as surer sign
of summer than the coming of the swal-
lows.
Mr.. w. A. McHenry and family will
make their home this summer on the
banks of Lake Okoboji. Mr.. and Mrs.
McHenry leave for there on Wednesday
and Miss Abbie McHenry will join
them in about week. Mr. McHenry
has one of the finest cottages on the
lake.
Mrs j. L. Richardson has returned
from Arkansaw and Mr.. Richardson is
expected soon. They have decided to
remain in Denison permanently here
after During the summer they will
occupy Mr.. l.. Cornwell's residence on
Broadway. We are glad to have them
with US again.
Uncle Morris McHenry tells us to
send his REVIEW to Dow City hereaf-
ter as he has nearly finished his work
for the Ft. Dodge & Omaha R'y Co.
Mr.. McHenry has been kept very busy
since last fall and says this has been
one of the best years for surveying since
the early days Of first settlement.
Mr.. I. A. Underhill and family moved
from Arion to Denison on Monday.
They will reside on Main street just
south of Mr.. Wieland's home. Mr..
Underhill and his estimable wife are
well known to the people of the county
and we congratulate Denison On the
acquisition of such good citizens.
Mr.. Ed Claussen of Kiron arrived in
Denison today after two weeks visit
in South Dakota. Ed is assistant post
master OF Kiron and has many other
matters to attend to so that he is one
OF the busiest men in the north part OF
the county. His vacation was we'll
earned and has done him good in health
and spirits.
Mr.. NJ. A. Harding and family have
returned to Denison and will make
their home with us once more. Mr..
Harding is as yet undecided as to his
business plans. They will live in Mr..
j. L. Richardson's house in East Deni-
son during the summer. Their many
friends are heartily glad to see them
back again.
Bro. McVey, who presides over the
Charter Oak Times, brought his chronic
dyspepsia over to Denison last week
and took in the soldiers reunion. The
band did not meet him as expected and
he reports that Denison utterly failed
in its duty as host. None of the
veterans expressed a similar opinion so
we guess Denison can sleep nights with
clear conscience.
Mr.. Thos. Fallahee, of Glenwood,
Wis, is now installed as bookkeeper
for the Stewart Lumber Co. vice Mr.,
N. r. Wilder resigned. We are conf
dent he will like his new work and his
new home. Mr.. Wilder will remain in