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

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Additional locals on 9Th page.
Mrs. A. d. Malonsy accompanied
Miss Marie Mathews back to Omaha on
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Fred Meyers returned on Sat
urday from y SIX weeks visit with her
son, Chas. X. Meyers, at Mason City.
We understand that the city has set
tied with MI. Alex Christy for $3.50, for
damages sustained by a defective cross
ing.
Miss Annie Schumacher left for Chi
cago on Monday, where she goes to Sc
lect a fall stock Of millinery for J.P.
Miller s. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs: Schiller and MIR. John.
Woodruff have gone to Cedar Falls to
spend the year at the state normal.
wish our Crawford county contin-
gent success.
The Misses Garfield of Woodbine
made a pleasant visit to their friend,
Mrs. Fl. v. Failor, this week. Miss
Nellie Garfield was on her way to the
Cedar Falls Normal School.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan is at
tending the National W. R. G. conven-
ton at Philadelphia this week. Mrs.
Mcclellan is one of the mostprominent
workers in the order and is recognized
as such throughout the United States.
The democratic county central com
mittee held a meeting here last Satur-
day to decide upon date Of convention,
ways and means, and it is also reported
to decide upon whom they should al
low to run for the Offices.
The college is again a place of life.
The fall term opens most auspiciously
with increased enrolment and plenty
Of life and energy. The faculty is the
best the college has ever had. The
musical department under charge of
Prot. Eastman promises especially well.
Croker Post q. A. r.. has denounced
the w. U. A. resolutions attacking Nc
Kinley. Wilson and Shaw and states
that uphold the national and state adj
m%inistration. Our friends will please
notice that the majority of the soldier
boys are with the flag now as they we're
in '63.
School began Monday under bright
auspices. The children were glad to
get back to work. There are two bright
days in every school year, when school
closes and when it begins. The at
tendance as so far reported is $50 which
is quite a substantial gain over last year.
Many of the rooms are over crowded
and all be glad when The new school
house is completed.
Rev. E. E, sIlgenFritz took a brief
vacation last week to Audubon. He
has been hard at work this summer
preparing for the coming of conference
and was at the verge of nervous pros
tration so that his friends insisted on
his taking a brief rest at least. There
is no more faithful man to his trust
than Rev. Ilgen Fritz.
From the Kansan Republican we
learn that on Thursday, August 81, oc
Cured the marriage of Mr.. w. j.
Brown and Miss Maggie Chambers
Mr.. Brown is we'll known in this coun'
ty, being Appointment farmer and stock
raiser at Buck Grove. The bride il
very highly spoken of rs a worthy and
amiable young lady. The REVIEW
wishes the newly welded couple much
JOY and happiness through life.
TOOK POISON.
John tinker Little Son Takes Poisol
) Carelessly Exposed.
The little two-year-old son of MI
John Kllnker got hold of a bottle o
chloral-hydrate Monday morning, whicl
had been carelessly left exposed by on
T of his dodgers. The dose did not prov
9 fatal, but it was a close call and til
9 physicians had a battle royal to restor
Q life to the little one.
OF INTEREST TO MUSIC LOVERS
Ladies' Attention Called to Finest Line {
. Music Ever Brought to Denison.
: Music lovers will gladly learn thu
: Mr.. j. L, Warbasse has bought the fiji
J est line of Sheet Music and Music Fo
: los ever seen here. The line includes