The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-22
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az tne home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. L.
Spottswood.
hev. w. A. Richards, f. w. Black
man and Gerriet Jansen attended the
district conference which was held at
Galva this week.
p. A. Fellingham of Verona, Ill, is
in town for a few weeks visit with his
parents. Ed has many friends who are
always glad to see him.
Mr.. Peter Hansen returned Monday
evening from the west. Mr.. Hansen
informs us that he visited the Hot
Springs, s. D., Wayne and Wakefield.
Neb., and Sioux City. He reports 4
very enjoyable time.
John Hansen leaves Tuesday moo on
the Fremont Elkhorn s. Missouri Val.
ley railroad for Hot Springs, s. b., and
will return the latter part Of the week
with his mother who has been there the
past ten days.
Miss Jessie Campbell is home again
alter a years absence at Cedar Falls,
Ia, where she has been attending the
State Normal School. She visited
friends at Marshalltown and Boone on
her way home.
Miss Addie Fellingham returned
Saturday from her vacation trip. She
spent two weeks in attendance at the
Chicago Institute, visited relatives in
various places in Illinois, and also
spent a few days at Boone on her way
home.
The West Side teachers in attend
ance at the county normal report a very
profitable session and speak very high.
~ OF all the instructors. Much credit
is U County Supt. Myers for the sue
cess of the institute and in securing
good speakers for the benefit of the
Crawford county teachers.
Charter Oak Republican:
w. FL. Laub of Denison was over on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. +. w. Benning and children
went to Logan last Friday to visit for
some time.
Mrs. o. NJ. Criswell came over from
Denison Tuesday afternoon to visit
her mother and other relatives.
Miss Higgins of Willow returned
from a visit at Denison Monday accom-
panied by two young lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Gould drove
over from Denison Tuesday and are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J.. w.
Mills.
The Denison Review contains q full
page advertisement Of the Denisoni
Normal, consisting of likenesses Of the
ten members OF the excellent faculty Of
tnaJ rapidly growing institution.
The sad news arrived by phone last
evening that Stewart, the eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w, W. Cushman, Of Den.
lson. had died at six O'Clock. The
funeral will occur at 200 p. m. tomor-
row from the Presbyterian church,
Their many friends here express sin
cere sympathy for the bereaved parents
brothers and sisters.
Manila Register:
a man by the name of w. H. Taylor
has leased the creamery and will open
the same in a few days. rs is under.
stood that he will put up a bond to in
sure the payment of the milk bills each
month, SO that the farmers need not be
afraid to trust him with their supply Of
tactical fluid.
Odeboit Clarion
Charles Gossman, of Denison. has
been employed at Beck's barber shop.
He is a first-class barber and an artist
on the accordion, PLAYING many high
grade difficult selections m a profess
siOnal manner.
Manning Monitor:
The town of Aspinwall, four miles
west OF here, has had asmall sensation.
On Tuesday Mrs. Fred Ohlerts sued
Henry knehl, a capitalist of that town,
ieSlACl U4ls Au0Il WIS
about to board a train for the east,
Germany being his destination, when
he was served by an officer. The plain
tiff came to this city and employed the
services of Attorney r. III. Boylan.
But the differences between the two
parties have been settled. but just how
we are unable to learn, more than Mr..
Kpehl has paid the attorneys fees,
amounting to $25.
Defiance Enterprise
Andrew Randall, of Denison, visited
in this locality during the past week.
Stella and Roy Mcbride. Of Denison,
have been visiting at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mcbride, in this city this week.
1t is said that Panama is soon to have
a paper. Its editor will be a man
named Seagrave.-(Ed.: This must he