The Denison review., 1899-06-16

with friends IN DenlSon yesterday. In
E. H. Swasey was up from Dow City /,
on Tuesday last transacting legal busi- Y
ness.
Mr.. p. w. Lewis, oil Greene county,
has been visiting his sen al Ieloit this
week. {
Miss Betty Culllson of Harlan is
spending the week visiting friends IN
the city.
j. III. Carstens and little daughterare
up in Minnesota this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Theo. Walker took advan age of
the low rates and is visiting relatives in !,
Waterloo.
Mr.. Charles Hoppe of Milford town t
ship has just returned from visit TO
Germany.
Julius and Minnie Bale have ereturned
from Iowa City and will spend the SUM i,
mer at home.
John Rohwer and family were down \
from West Side and spent Sunday with d
Geo. Richardson.
In another column appears an ;idver-
tisement for J. L. Miller y Co, which \
deserves scrutiny.
Miss Spottswood of West Side at +
tended the graduating exercises here a
yesterday afternoon,
L. j. Garter enjoyed snort visit =
from his nephew. Mr.. Thomas Rosseler y
of Omaha, on Tuesday. d
We understand the Bulletin bugs it's t
goods at Arion hereafter in order to in L
fuence the court house question. ii
"A. j. Stoll and wife took their de-
parture for Brooklyn yesterday, where .
they will remain during The summer. b
Rev. Father M. j. Fanelly went to :,
Vail this afternoon to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the parochial \
schools of that place. .
Mr.. Aug. Schurke of Stockholm town.
ship gave this office a cali on Wednes .
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his locality on Sunday. \
The annual closing exercises of the v
Parochial School will be held at the p
opera house on next Tuesday evening. b
See program elsewhere. Q
Miss Birdie Haskills is visiting friends
and relatives at Gladbro this state. II
She is one of our successful teachers t
and deserves a vacation.
Miss Kate Kane of Missouri Valley !,
will enter the employ of Orkin Bros. g
She is an experienced saleslady, espe- .
cially in the dry goods line.
Mrs. A. Robertson and granddaugh- .
ter, Baby jessie Stone, returned home s
to Dow City on Thursday after a pleas L
ant visit with relatives here. 4
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. t
and Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle for recep- c
ton to Bishop Morrison and Rev. Judd '
on this Friday evening at $3.50.
Mr.. U. G. johnson took advantage of
the prevailing low railroad rates and is =
visiting his parents at Ferguson in
Marshall county this week.
Fred Hamilton Bond, of Fonda, Ia, +
visited in Denison Thursday. He is 8
one Of the rising young men of Iowa t
and is sure to make his mark. r
The Misses Grace and Lille Chris
tensen, who have been visiting the past
few days with friends in the city re- e
turn to their home in Omaha to- day. "
Next Sabbath will be observed as :
Children's day at the Presbyterian
church in the evening at eight O'Clock,
at which time an interesting program
will be carried out.
Licenses to wed were issued to the s
following parties by Clerk Kruger: i
Albert Giermaln and Lena Schultz,
Ferman Bells and Anna Talcott, Henry [
G. Boock and Anna Brown.
Mr.. Geo. Rae of Arion came up to (,
Dcnison yesterday to address the stu.
dents at commencement. Few men
example for onr youth to follow
DR.. Ashhg Of Fairmount, Neb., is in
Denison visiting at sAe home oI Judge
and Mrs. j. p. Conner. DIR. Ashby has
just been reelected Head Surgeon OF
the Modern Woodmen of America.
Samuel Luuey and family returned
from Pontiac, H., last Wednesday
evening, We are sorry to state that
he reports Mrs. Luney's father no bet
ter and with poor chances for recovery.
Miss Euliali Lewis, who is teaching
in district No. 1. Jackson township,
came down Saturday and visited with
her parents at Deloit over Sunday. She
vr,o q a oooo m, .,auipd Inv ttun of Mr. nol, |