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

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hub Friday. Mr..
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Mrs Thos. Ratchford. of Vail, was Wedne,
. in Denison yesterday.
- Rev
Philip Schlumberger was i'll Carroll tended
couple of days this week. day. bel
E. d. Houland, of Dunlap, was in s'nn ~
, Denison last Wednesday morning. Mr..
~ from U
w. j. SERVER went to Charter Oak ,o. ..
| on a business trip Thursday afternoon. Amas
VIM Mcguire was down from Vail Mrs
calling on friends IN the city last wed Side at
nesday afternoon. They w
Born, to MIR. AID Mrs WV. Holmes, "i'ilo II
on Tuesday evening, III pound hoy. Mrs.
The REVIEW joins in CONGRATULATIONS. number
gressive
The best of music both vocal and in .,f ma,
strumental, and the best of elocution
will be heard next week in connecticut The n
with the trades display Among those will dee
who will take part are Misses Terry present
Mclaughlin and Qninby of Denison son, DIR
College, and Mesdames Sibbert and ~
Bradley, two of Denison's favorite $3.50
vocalistS. .
The Vail Observer is % years old gan Tho
tins week III has led a life of great spectOr.
usefulness and we believe that much Tho \
vi van success as = Ctad'hg poluc 10 Ivan Ds
due to its bright aud newsy columns. hand h.
We WISH ~ lohs NE ana prosperity anu torn off
a share of the board proceedings when onn liar
we get board that is not blinded by
craftsmanship. A PAL
hunting
; The Merchants Carnival to be given The cas
Wy eae Ep'scopai uuilu Oh Aplil 10 anu ported .
20, PROMISES W 10 al alail " lno.e s; missl
than usual interest. Fifty ladies will very oo
participate, representing the different
business houses. and the program will The
be made up of marches, fancy drills, Enterpl
music, elocution, tableaux and humor- column.
GUS scenes. The rehearsals are now closes a
going on and as the affair is in com. pointed
petent hands 1t bids fair to be a great democrs
success crltlcise
some We
The clergy OF benson enjoyed
feast at the home of Judge j. p. Con Amor
, ner Oh Wednesday evening. DIR. Nc and dan
. Intyre was the guest of honor and it is and Mrs
said that that the harmony with which w. w.
the representatives of the different r.-lt
Icreed attacked the viands could not Jhul.
have been surpassed at a peace con- will alst
, |greSs The delightful conversation Of
DR.. Mclntyre heightened the pleasure a hu
of the gathering ami for the time onr enjoyed
clergy forgot the war of creeds and be. .eiuooh
came Ini,.d I,yetbr4n fancy W
-- eral hol
MIR George W. Heston of Omaha was ser
A has been in Denson this week looking was Civ
e after his property interests. He is the r. 900
.,:. Wv u.s. "AA. vno psopio " corresp
sn's So1nS, .o,su ." uo"A,y ~ .no o"yo Black
So ~ : 1'ss.o o.si ~ oo"s o"o o"eo they co
: ~ - 'ouAs 90 esoA =. no".o anu opii0' their
lie has been enjoying himself hugely pros !,
: visiting his old friends and neghbors. -: ~.
. He says he likes Denison better than 49,, =
80 80 80 "l'- .no 4aso =. last on,
: .sa; 'aa. 10 nis VA jury.
9 should be glad to welcome them. f. A
t ,.o...T-.m., went tt
a' wv NO. go ea'lou " .no ford CO
! yates as published in last weeks OBJ -,
y server. We have taken pains to read sto.as
q them carefully and we can truthfully - ~
s say that we never read better. They -.
Eare full of thought that would do credit A-S
}. to much maturer heads and have much Mrs
> less of that sophomore positiveism pleasar
!. than is usually found in the average Honor
!. high school Grafton. The city of Vail has bee
, and the principal of the schools are to attenti
be congratulated upon the thorough |of Mr..
} ness and common sense displayed by has ma
= these young people. among
u rha so,,oo, ho,a a,oo+,o, g. many
It on apace, April 18th being the day set. ~ -
1t would seem that but little interest o..s
is being taken and it is probable that 'Ao :
ar the proposition will carry. light vote The
only being polled. As near as can be Cook t
6, ascertained the proposition is not en- evenin
g. tirely satisfactory to the people, $751; brides
e. 600 will build only such a structure as Cook,
will some day lapse into ward school, rage
=, and the amount appropriated for site A. &.
=, is entirely inadequate While we great ian Oh
y regret that the proposition is not for pressi,
- an amount sufficient to build school were
no hu0np worthy of tho tnun and odo 1odx ~