The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-25

Earl Shaw is visiting at the Gulick
home this week.
Mr.. F. W. Meyers made brief trip
to Des Moines Friday.
| Miss Katie Marsh returned to Jeffer-
/, son yesterday afternoon.
F. w. and Henry Doral of Hanover
were Denison visitors today.
John and Richard Robinson were
Denison visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. d. L. Boynton returned Sunday
morning after spending week in Chi
cago.
D. o. johnson and John Hoeffer Of
Chart Oak were Denison visitors yes.
terday.
Mrs. H. Grummons and Mrs. Marsh
went to Omaha this morning to spend
the day.
Miss McMaste-s, one of the college
students visited her uncle at Defiance
over Sunday.
GOV. L. M. Shaw expects to visit
Denison friends some time during the
coming week.
Tim Mahoney, brother of our station
agent, is now holding position in
Mondamin, Iowa.
Herman Hartwig went to Charter
Oak Saturday afternoon to visit few
days with friends.
Mrs. j. Fred Meyers left this morn
ing for Mason City where she will re.
main several weeks.
Charley Jensen was among the pas
sengers on the Boyer Valley this morn
ing for Wall Lake.
MIR. Wildfang has gone to Ida county
to do some repairing on his farm. He
will return this week.
Misses Lille Raine and Ada Sewell
visited at the home of Mrs. Jordan in
Dunlap the past week.
Misses Bale will entertain their
friends Thursday evening in honor Of
Miss Owen and Miss Flack.
On Monday express Offices of the
American Express Company were es-
tablished at Deloit and Boyer.
David Ely spent Sunday in Missouri
Valley with friends. Dave seems to
have lots of business ~ on hand.
Mr.. E. T. Dobson went to Brussels,
Nebraska, on Monday. While here
his health has improved considerable.
Leslie Gulick is now the proud pos
SCISSOR Ct a handsome little Shetland
buggy, which is just fit for his pretty
pony.
There were quite a number from
Denison who spent Sunday at Lake
View enjoying the cool breezes of that
resort.
Mrs. II. Christy visited her parents in
Milford over Sunday. Her brother is
suffering with sore eye, caused by a
seed blowing into it.
MIR. and Mrs. G. j. Kemming, Mrs.
F. w. Ley and Mrs. j. w. Campbell
drove to Harlan Sunday and spent the
day visiting relatives.
John ShawVan started Saturday fol
a trip in eastern Nebraska on his wheel
He expects to stay about week in the
vicinity of Sioux City.
Willis DeWolf arrived in Denison or
Sunday evening for visit. His folks
still reside in Arkansas, buthe is WORK
ing on the railroad in Nebraska.
Miss Harriet McWilliams is visitin.
a few days with friends at Lake City
Before returning she expects to spent
short time at Wall Lake.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lies are expected
home the last of the week. They will
reside at the home Of Mr.. r. Knaul a
present but expect to begin housekeep
ing soon.
| Mr.. A. Oswald went to Carroll thi
afternoon to meet his little son, Her
bert, who is returning from tw
months visit with relatives in Prince
ton. Indiana.
il E. S. Barnes returned on Saturda
!, evening from cattle buying trip il
: the central part Of the state. He say
, the last few weeks of dry weather hav
, had a bad effect on pasturage there.
Denison will be we'll represented a
Lake View during the coming month
, The Gulick, Voss, r. A. Romans an
Ley families have all arranged for col
tages for at least part of the month.
Thos. Flanagan is in the county ja
!, undergoing sentence as ''vag." ii
is further accused of having picked til
/. ,,ockot of q fo1Iou, roilroador and 10 ox,