The Denison review., 1899-09-19

DENISON AND VICINITY
Miss Annie Mccarthy, Of Vail, Wis
tied in Denison last week.
Rev. Lothrineer took the afternoon
train Saturday for Boone.
Messrs. Will White and Max Jurgens
drove up to Vail last Sunday afternoon.
n Mr.. Lou Evers aud Miss Ida Loren
zen visited friends in West Side Sun
day.
Mr.. VIM Mcbride enjoyed visit
from his parents from Defiance last
week.
Miss May Lundgren is attending the
i. d. 5. reunion at Woodbine this
week.
VIM. Raine is building an addition to
Chas Smiths residence just west of
town.
Miss Vara Wilhite, Of Carroll, visited
a few days last week with Miss Grace
Temple.
Miss Anna Schumacher has returned
from her semi-annual millinery trip to
Chicago
Col. VIM. T. Perkins returned on
Sunday morning from a weeks visit IN
Chicago.
Mrs. T.. w. Harding, of Charter Oak,
was the guest of Miss Alice Stevens
this week.
We would advise Coroner Smith not
to be a candidate again. A word to the
wise is sufficient,
Born to MIR. and Mrs. August Vein
brandt on Sunday, September II, a boy
We congratulate.
Lou Piper and Hugh Mcclure came
up from their work on the railroad at
Woodbine Sunday.
Ben Smith and mother, of Arion,
Sundayed with relatives in this city
while attending conference.
The merchant who does not tell the
people what he has for sale, need not
expect his share of the fall trade.
Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Schafer left Sat
urday for visit with G. X. Schafer at
Omaha; they returned last evening.
John DAVIS and wife of Arion spent
Saturday and Sunday with their cousin,
Mrs. III. Cole and attended conference.
Miss Martha Fiene returned from
Charter Oak Monday and has resumed
work in Miller's millinery department
Mr.. George McHenry returned last
night to Morgan Park Military Aca-
deny, where he will continue his
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Payne. OF West
Side, attended the conference last Sum
day. They were guests at the Kuehnle
home.
1t is rather mean of the Bulletin to
call the preachers names after they have
gone. 1t says there are few down
right democrats among them"
j. L. Warbasse, Denison's music
dealer has just sold and delivered fine
Fischer piano to Sears McHenry.
Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle leaves for Chi
cago to night for two weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs Bartholomew.
The Chicago Tribune showed its in
terest in Iowa affairs by publishing the
complete list of conference appoint.
ments this morning.
The majority of the clergy left Deni-
son thinking there was but one English
newspaper in town and that one the
Review. They were practically right
The Webster County Republican
joins the ranks of yellow journalism
this week with lemon colored edition
celebrating the Fort Dodge street fair
While travelling from Deloit to Kiror
we nOtlced goOdly NUMBER OF new
houses going up. The farmers in tha
neighborhood seem to have found pros
perity in chunks.
Mr.. A. w. Wiggins enjoyed visit
this week from his sister.in-law, Mrs
C. Giesman, of Greenfield, Iowa. The,
had not met for twenty four years an,
the visit was most happy one.
We wish to acknowledge the promp
and satisfactory work done for us b
the Council Bluffs Nonpareil in settin
by machinery portion of our confer
ence report. The work was done ez
peditiously and was practically error
less.
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