The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-13

city.
Mrs. G. Sievers is building a new
residence on the lots occupied by her
barns.
Mrs. E. 3. Tucker ana daughter are
visiting relatives and friends in Omaha
this week.
Prot. Holmes took his little child
down to Omaha Saturday to have her
eyes treated.
Attorney Morris O'Conner. of Vail,
was a Denison visitor Thursday. run
ming in on No.
Mr.. G. b. Buckley, formerly of Deloit,
but now of Omaha, was a Denison WIS.,
itOr on Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nordhurst
of Paradise a fine, baby girl. The Re-
VIEW congratulates.
Miss Lizzie Temple is visiting a few
day. with friends in South Omaha and
taking in the exposition.
Mrs. Matt. Wieland left for Bushong,
Kansas to day where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs L. Stocks.
DR.. B. F. Philbrook was a Dunlap
visitor Wednesday, that being his reg
ular weekly visit to that city.
Mrs. r A. Romans is a guest at the
Shaw home while attending Missionary
Society Convention in Des Moines.
We are informed that Miss Lillian
Garrison will Don leave for New York
city where she will spend the winter.
Miss Emma Groth of Sac City will
spend a couple of months in Denison
with her friend Miss Laura Van Tuil.
The p~ostofice clock has been repaired
and cleaned up and if the time is cor
rect, it will be quite convenient to the
public.
Messrs. Jacob and Emanuel Orkin
have returned from st. Louis. You
cannot fail to see their new ad in this
issue.lg
Mrs. N. Sibbert accompanied by her
daughter and son, took the early train
today for a visit with relatives in South
Dakota.
There being five Sundays in Novem-
Der of this year, President Mckinley
has chosen the last one as Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
E. o. Koethe, the obliging travelling
representative of the Carpenter Paper
Co., of Omaha. was a Denison caller on
Wednesday.
An effort is being made to have Pres
ident Mckinley cross the state during
daylight, thus enabling people to see
and hear him.
The basement of the Miller & Co.
store is being remodeled in order to
gain more room for their butter and
egg business.
Messrs. Shumaker and Hoefer, of
Charter Oak, are out with a party of
homeseekers, looking over land in
North Dakota.
Among those of our readers re-
Numbering the REVIEW with money
remittance we mention Mr.. Alex. Law
son, of Dow City.
Candidate O'Hare, accompanied by
Miss Lulu Mcguire, drove down from
Vail on Tuesday evening and attended
the Old Maids Convention.
The depot at Jefferson will soon be
completed and the force of men brought
to benson, when the new depot will
be rushed to completion.
Anyone having wood and DESTROYS of
having the best paper come to their
home as a twice-a-week visitor can ex-
change his wood for the same.
We regret to announce that Mr.. L.. C.
Goodrich's health does not improve as
rapidly as could be hoped for. He is
at present writing quite poorly.
Our readers will notice on the fifth
page a change in T. j. Kelly's advertise
ment. Mr.. Kelly takes pains to write
his ads in a plain yet attractive style.
The Central telephone Office is nicely
situated in the Tetr room of the Gulick
block, which makes a pleasant room
and one free from noise of the street.
In another column will be found two
notices, advertising for help in general
homework. Both places are desirable
and anyone wanting to work, should
investigate.
Word comes from Mrs. j. Fred
Meyers that She is nicely settled in
Washington with Miss Grace Meyers.
Their address is 1902 Vermont Ave-,
N. W. Mrs. Meyers has been quite
sick Sjncn her arrival in tha oanitol o;t,