The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-15
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John Brinkmann is spending the
week at Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Frank Gibson and wife of Paradise
were county seat shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Sleeper of Hanover was
calling on her mother in this. city Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jane McCord of Kenwood was
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Grason
last week.
Miss Cecil Steinmetz of Hamburg is
visiting a short time with her friends,
the Misses Sewall.
James Hite, one of the Central's
steel gang, had his finger taken off by a
falling rail last Saturday.
Roy and Stella Mcbride went to De-
fiance yesterday for a visit with their
grandfather, Mr.. Thos. Mcbride.
Many friends were glad to greet
Judge S. E. Dow Of Dow City on the
streets of Denison last Saturday.
Mary Wheeler anticipates visiting
Mr.. Nicholson's family at Grand juno
ton and friends in Vail this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Riddle, a
boy on Monday evening, August 18th.
The REVIEW Joins in congratulations.
The Misses Cecil and Marie Matthews
who have been visiting at the Maloney
home, returned to Omaha this morning.
Sam Luney and wife returned from
attending the funeral of Mrs. Luney's
father which occurred at Pontiac, Ill.
last week.
aChas. Galbreath and wife made a
business trip near Schleswig one day
last week. Miss Stella purchased a lot
in Schleswig.
Among the Dow City visitors to Dem
ison were w. v. Whaley on Saturday
and Messrs. G. E. Booth and H. II.
Hammond on Sunday.
Mr.. Walters Of Bell was a Denison
trader Saturday. His daughter, Katie,
accompanied him home after spending
two weeks at the Normal.
Mrs. Geo. Davis of Dow City, Mrs.
KILLER Of Woodbine, and Miss Bessie
Cullison of Harlan were visiting friends
in Denison yesterday afternoon.
The front page Of the Review pre-
sents the portraits of the faculty of the
Denison Normal college. Denison may
well be proud of its institutionof learn
ing and 1t is.
Harry johnson, who has been attend
ing normal and summer school here,
returned to his home in Kiron Satur-
day. He intends teaching in Otter
Creek township this fall. This is his
first term and we wish him uccess
Hon. Mahlon Head Of jefferson, re-
publican candidate for representative
in Greene county. transacted business
in Denison last Friday. His calling
and election are sure, and both Gear
and Cummins are counting on his vote.
We acknowledge an invitation to at
tend a picnic to be given by camp No.
1926, Modern Woodmen Of America, at
Dunlap on Wednesday, August %. A
big time is anticipated and no doubt a
number from Denison will attend.
Our good friend, MI. Shropshire, light
ened the burdens of newspaper life this
afternoon by presenting us with a peck
of beautiful, rosy-cheeked eating apples
grown on his place. They were fine
and even the Office devil smiled when
he saw them.
Gollmar Bros circus gave two per-
formances here Thursday and it is but
doing Justice to them to state that they
gave the very best satisfaction of any
circus that aver exhibited here. They
deserve to Embellishments, Water
loo, Wis. - At Denison, Thursday,
August II.
Miss Mary McAlpin entertained a
number of her college friends at her
home on Thursday evening. The even
ing was spent in dancing aud playing
games. after which a delicious lunch
was served. at a late hour Miss Nc
Alpin's young friends took their de-
parture wishing to be remembered on