The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-03
Do not forget the free lecture Mon.

Do not forget the free lecture Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary e. Coleman of Vail was il
town yesterday.
Song recital at McHenry residenc
on Tuesday evening.
H. X. Nurse of Dunlap spent Wed
nesday in this place.
S. A. Kral and son Albert of Val
visited Denison yesterday.
Mr.. o. M. Underhill of Arion was ;
county seat visitor Tuesday.
W. A. McHeury has been laid up al
his home this week with la grippe.
Hugh Costello of East Boyer spent
Wednesday in town on business bent.
Attorney Sam V. O'Hare, of Vail
was in the city on business yesterday
Nels Sween came up from Dunlap on
Wednesday to transact business IN this
placa-
Robt. Getty OF Washingtesi township
made Denison his trading point We'd
nesday.
MIR. koenekamp, one OF Union town
ship S slaunch republicans is in town
to day.
Peter Sasges OF Garter Oak spent
Thursday in Deni.,yn on a business
mission.
Miss Gertrude Conroy, of Arion,
spent few days this week with friends
in the city.
Messrs Fitzsibbo..s and Mccormick,
OF Vail, We're in Denison on business
yesterday.
Miss Naoma Williamson went to
Vail last night to spend a. few days
with friends.
Miss Abbie Bailey of Vail was one of
the welcome out of town guests at the
Pythian Banquet.
Richard Kinney was one of East
Boyer's representatives who spent
Wednesday in town.
Sarachon Sisters millinery store will
be closed next week as they will be in
Chicago purchasing goods.
Miro IJ 1Napot. ovpooko 70 toD,o R>,.
Traer to-day where she Is going to visit
a short time with her sister.
Mr.. Gussman is the new barber who
is added to the already efficient corps
at Herman Lorentz ms barber shop.
John and Pat Fiuneran were among
the many substantial farmers of the
county who transacted business in
town this busy week.
Prank Howard is moving into rooms
in Mrs. Wright's store building Oh
Main street. Frank was unable to find
house any place in the city.
MIR. Osterlund of Vail made us a
a pleasant call to-day. He has taken
the REVIEW for nearly twenty years,
and is now billed through to 1900.
w. j. SERVER is entertaining his cousin
Mr.. e. IL. Best, of Chicago this week.
To-day they are making visit to the
Stewart Lumber Co.'S. plant at Ute.
Mrs. j. G. Robinson and her stalwart
sons, John r. and Richard r. were in
Denison Wednesday attending to real
estate transfers, which are given in
another column.
You cannot miss seeing the Hubs
advertisement in this issue, and you
ought not miss seeing the goods and
the bargains they are Offering ut their
np-to-date store.
W. L. Paup of Manila and Charles
Esbolt and j. F. Boettger Of Nisnabot.
ny were among those from the south
ern part of the county who came to
transact business in Denisop this week.
The Baptist young people made up a
delightful company to visit, on We'd
nesday evening. their former associate,
Mrs. Lille Morris Smith, at her resi-
dence about two miles from Dow CITY,
Two loads. one double rig with four
horses, made up the party. A beauti.
full moonlight drive, a bounteous oyster
supper, song. and jolly company, with
a grand, hearty welcome combined to
make a most successful as we'll as
happy occasion.
The interment of Louis Voluuardsen
took place Feb. 2Sth at the German
Lutheran cemetery, Rev. Lothringer
officiating. Mr.. Volquardsen died the
18th February, of dropsy, at the age Of
81 years, months and days. The
relatives are the wife, three sons, one
daughter, u grand children, and many
nepnews and nieces.