The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30

DENISON AND VICINITY
Band Concert tonight.
Sam Allen made Dunlap visit yes
terday.
Admiral Schley will not be in Omaha
as expected on July Sd.
Miss Emma Ivens is visiting friends
in the town of Wall Lake.
1t looks odd to see the train come
down the west Boyer Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Phillips of Deloit
were Denison traders yesterday.
MIR. Taylor Nixon of Stockholm made
Denison pleasant call Thursday.
Miss Kate O'Connell of Vail spent
Wednesday afternoon in Denison.
Hon. q. F. Kuehnle returned We'd
nesday from brief visit to Des
MOiues.
Mrs. Grace Cowdry Jensen of Dun
lap is a guest at the home of Mrs. j. p.
Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt are visit
ing at the home of 1t. Gov. Milliman
at Logan.
Messrs. VIM. and Robert Hagenow
are enjoying visit from their mother,
from Lincoln, Neb.
Raymond Conner returned this after
noon from visit with his friend Earl
Shaw in Des Moines.
Don't forget to see the farmers base
ball team this afternoon and tomorrow.
They are side splitters.
Mrs. j. U. Wise and daughtAr, Miss
Blanche, spent Wednesday afternoon
and evening in Denison.
Miss Amy Owens of Danbury is Wis
iting in Denison this week with her old
classmates at the college.
Miss Yolande Wilson of Cherokee, la.
arrived last evening for visit with her
friend, Miss lone Romans.
The water fight is something new in
the way of Fourth of July sport. There
will be gallons of fun in it.
Born on Wednesday, June 90 to Mr..
and Mrs. John Berndt son. John
wears the happiest kind of a smile, and
is not at all backwards with cigars.
From the number of new crossings
being put in we should judge that the
city is not anxious for another damage
suit,
Father M. j. Farrelly spent yesterday
in Carroll where he attended the dedi-
cation of St, Peters and st. Pauls
church
Mr.. G.. l. Caswell returned yesterday
from his vacation trip While gone he
attended the editorial convention at
Spencer.
John Waite Of Buck Grove made
Denison q visit to-day. John seems to
like his change of residence from town
to country.
Mr.. /. Lind of Kiron was in Denison
ON Wednesday and gave the REVIEW
call and left 50 90 for another year of
the Twice a-week.
Miss Lou Crandall returned to Dow
City Wednesday afternoon accompan-
led by Miss Cullison who expects to
visit a short time with her.
The Illinois Central is already laying
rails in the Denison yards. 1t will be
November before they have this line
completed however.
Mr.. ThOS. Pearson will have charge
of the horse back brigade in the parade.
Prizes are offered for the best gentle-
man and best lady rider.
The candid admission of the Bulletin
that Gov. Shaw is not ON its subscrip-
ton list is certainly compliment to
His Excellency's literary taste.
Mr.. G. V. Skinner of Vail was down
to Denison on Tuesday and ordered his
paper sent to Sioux Rapids, at which
place lie will locate and run a. restaur
ant.
We acknowledge very pleasant cal
on Wednesday from Mr.. A. R. Peter
son of Kiron who made our hearts glaC
by renewing his subscription another
year.
The street commissioner is busy will
his men cutting the hump off of Mar
street between Mr.. Gronau's residence
site and Mr. Mundt's home. 1t will b,