The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-29

DENISON AND VICINITY
Denison Normal college opens Jan
uary I'd.
Mr.. Harry Luney is On the sick list
this week.
Mr.. G.. l. Caswell is making Chicago
visit this week.
The board of supervisors meets on
Tuesday, January I'd
Mr.. John G, Suhr, of West Side, is
visiting Denison friends today.
Mrs. Jos. Mills OF Charter Oak is
visiting relatives in Denison.
MIR. VIM. Shives of Boyer was pleas
ant visitor in Denison yesterday.
Miss Clara Beard is spending two
weeks vacation in Washington, Iowa.
w. G. Pollock was among those who
took advantage of our January offer to-
day.
Messrs. A A. Fishel and S III. Green
of Dow City were Denise visitors yes
terday.
Miss Garnett Romans is entertaining
her friend. Miss Mary Wyland, of Har-
Ian, Iowa.
Mrs. FL. Grummons is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. G. M.
Marsh of Jefferson.
j. b. Dawson, of Deloit, was caller
, this afternoon. His paper is now tick
eted through to 1901.
August Evers and Will Otto are
spending the week visiting friends in
West Side and vicinity.
Mr.. j. f. Epperson of Carroll, the
telephone man, visit d Denisen yester-
day looking for 'strouhle y
The drawing for the Majestic Cook
ing Range at Sine Bios will take place
on New Years Day at $50 a. NJ.
E. S. Plimpton, jr. begins business in
Salida, COL, on January first. We wish
him success in his new enterprise.
Miss Mabel Bowen OF Carroll is
spending portion of her Christmas
vacation with her friend, Miss Ethel
Gulick.
Mrs. s. G. Wright who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs E., F Tucker,
returned to her home in Omaha this
afternoon. 81
Mr.. Max Sine spent Yesterday in
Council Bluffs and Missouri Valley
pushing his Oneakt Sale Slips with
great success. H4. 81
The old awning has been taken down
from in front of Stern Bros, store and
Wilcox and Wright's restaurant. 1t is
a graar ir,nroverccsa,t
Mrs. F H. Morgan spent yesterday
in Denison with her sister. Mrs. Conner.
She retnrnedsto Dunlap this morning,
accompanied py RAYMOND Conner.
It'cam9 tue those rabbits-Mr. IS.
L. Gable brought them in. They made
pie which is much more to our taste
than the .'pi" a printer usually gets.
The Illinois Contra. will not put on
its fast through train service until
January Is. The trains will make
quick through connections to Minnea-
polls, st. Paul and Chicago.
The college buildings have become so
crowded that it has been decided to
move the music department down
town. The new rooms will be in Laubs
block next to Browns Art Studio.
Mr. Fred F. Miller, who is now rum
ming saloon at the new town of Rick
etts, came in Yesterday to attend the
ball. Mr.. Miller reports that Ricketts,
is prospecting finely and is a good bust
ness town.
Mr.. Allen Barber of Manila was a
pleasant caller on Wednesday. AL
though January has not begun we ex.
tended our special January offer to him
and he is squared with the REVIEW to
January l. 1901
Mr.. w. r. King has moved his family
to Denson and is located in one of DR..
CARRIERS residences Just north of the
new school house. Mr.. w. M. King
has also moved he e and is living in
MIR. Curriers' house in east Denison.
Among the REVIEWS old standbys
to renew his subscription to-day was II.
W.Gould who began taking the Re-
VIEW when Mr.. j. Fred Meyers first