The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-14

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DENISON AND VICINITY.
Monday is census day.
Bob Mclaughlin of Dunlap was III
town ON business Saturday,.
Mr.. j. G. Shumaker of Charter Oak
is Denison visitor today.
Mrs Sears McHenry is home after a
two weeks visit in Logan.
There were large number of people
in town Monday and business was good
Mrs. r. l. Hill left last Saturday for
few days visit with friends at Scran-
ton.
Trinity Guild meets on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. w
Cushman.
A large number were initiated into
the Woodmen of the World lodge on
Saturday night.
For an unexcelled assortment of UNI
aasonable weathers 1899 surely takes
takes the money
Mr.. S. c. Blackman, the popular
postmaster of West Side, was a pleasant
Denison caller today
Mr. Frank Dewey of the firm McKen-
zie & Dewey of Des Moines, is visiting
his friend, Mr.. liza V. Jackson.
Do not forget The high school contest
Friday night. Show your patriotism
for the schools by your presence.
Hohenzoliern enjoyed one of it's fam
Gus dances Sunday night. The Deni-
son orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Bertha McCorl has completed
her term OF school and is now visiting
in Denison with her sister, Mrs Lon
Lyman.
slr. G. J johnson, of Kiron. was a
Denison visitor this week. He is just
recovering from !. three weeks siege of
la grippe.
We hold this issue of The REVIEW
one day so that we may give those In
terested the results of the RevleT :
Morohaptc, Contasrc
Mrs. w II Liltell of Independence
is now Welcome guest at the home of
her brother. Mr. Chas. Tabor She will
remain several weeks.
Tho ladies of the Penelope club met
with Mrs. II. A. Boyle this afternoon.
In spite of the iuclemsnt weather there
was quite an attendance.
Born, on SATURDAY, March II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Detlefsen, of Denison, a
son. Nick's host of friends Join in
hearty congratulations.
Mayor Kemming is in Council Bluffs
as member of the Federal grand jury.
Mr. Ivens will direct this destin,es of
Denison during his absence.
Miss Ollie Gillmor visited friends in
Woodbins the latter part of last week.
Francis Gable took her place in Mr..
Conner's office during her absence.
The Epworth League sociable was
held Monday evening at the home of
Mr. Chas Bollen and the evening was
very enjoyably spent with games and
refreshments.
Rev. Claussen informs us that new
Subscriptions are being received for the
proposed German Methodist church
and that he has great hopes for the sue
cess Of the enterprise.
A Denison lady tells us that She has
heard the Lyric Ladies' and that moth.
ing we can say in their praise will be
more th8n they deserve We are ex-
peeting a rare treat.
Your attention is called to thu
Spraying Calendar" given on another
page of this issue. 1t will prove o
great interest and benefit to frui
growers and gardeners.
If Denison is to have new schoo
house centrally located, why not bu.
Capt Famllton's property? These lot
together with the precent adjacen
schC oil grounds would do quite we'll.
This has been another glorious da
for Spanish honor" said the Bulleti
editor when his managers told him tina
he was being worsted at every poin
and that he hal better keep still i
future.
The man who wrote the spring poeI
for our last Issue, waded through til
onom riftc Saturday nj pht to s e OpIZ