The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-14

DENISON AND VICINITY.
Court convenes Monday.
Mrs. Jen sen of Dunlap attended the
lecture Wednesday.
Ed Marks and wife called on Dow
City friends Sunday.
Fifty-two real estate transfers in five
days is pretty good record.
The republican state convention will
be held August 2, at Des Moines.
Mr.. Thos. Rae of Dow CITY came up
Wednesday to attend the lecture.
Mr.. A. F. Kadoch OF Charter Oak
was Denison visitor yesterday.
Miss Lillian Price left Tuesday for
visit with Clinton relatives and friends.
The peace treaty between this coun-
try and Spain has been formally rati-
fed.
The Jubilee Singers tomorrow night
will be great musical treat. Be sure
and attend.
Fred Berg has some great bargains
in Columbia wheels which he advertises
in this issue.
Miss Kate Gatfey began term OF
school last Monday two miles north of
HOhenzollern.
Street Commissioner Pearson is al
ready at work cleaning the CUTTERS
along our business streets
The Charter Oak Republican of April
Z. contains bright poem on ''Murphy''
1t is worthy OF being set to music.
I'm the Matter of a Private,'' is one
OF Kiplings stories of soldier life in
India, published in this issue.
Admission to Merchants Carnival
10 and 2 cents. Reserve your seats at
JohnsOn's tomorrow, TO ezra charge
Miss Mitchell has resigned her posi-
ton as deputy clerk and the place is
being temporarily filled by Mrs.
Kruger.
The city council has m arked prices
down ten per cent There sh. uld be a
grand rush at the real estate ,bare gain
counter. ssa. s IS: * .. s,.a|
All tae tramps are not bad. During
the past week four have worked for us
in different capacities aud proved good.
intelligent workmen.
The Dunlap Reporter notes the
presence of MIR. III. C. Laub of Denison
and Mr.. Eli G. Laub of Correc ionville
in Dunlap last Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Payne and Mrs Clara
Iaub Walsh of West Side attended the
Mcintyre lecture. They were guests
at the home of Mrs Carl F. Kuehnle.
Rev. A. q. Martyr occupied the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church at Man
lila last Sunday. From there he went
to Iowa City for brief visit with his
daughter.
Mr.. G. d. Lynch, Route agent of the
American Express Company, checked
up the Denison Office yesterday. He
says this should he a busy office next
fall when the new railroads are in.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McWil-
liams on Wednesday, April -, a daugh-
ter. Chas. was pretty happy man
Wednesday and is justly proud of his
little family of two boys and girl.
Mr.. s ;hlossinger of Sioux Falls, so.
Dakota, was the guest of j. II Gable
last week. Mr.. Schlossinger is the edi-
tOrial manager of the Dakota depart.
ment OF the Western Newspaper Union
A distinguished contemporary sup
posedly newspaper, contains just II
new items not previously published in
the REVIEW. But then it is hard work
to find any news that escapes the Great
and Only.
The Dunlap Reporter prints clever
mathematical puzzle as follows
"Multiply your age by 2, add 1896,
divide by 2, deduct the number repre-
senting your age and you willsee some
thing you will never see again.
Miss Helen Marshal of Charleston
Scotland, arrived Friday to visit with
her brother. w. T. Marshal, OF Milford
township. She had been visiting some
relatives in New York City before COM
ing here!-Vail Observer.
Mrs. Eugene Gulick made trip to
Marion, and brought back-Oh! joy un-
speakable to little Leslie's friends-a
Shetland pony OF unusual small weight
and fneness. Leslie is one of the hap
mis- of have int md In1