The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-24

Charley Christensen has decided to
work at the barber business the coming
| winter. His brother, j. D., has added
third chair to his shop and Chas. will
assist him
| Miss Anna Faus returned to her
home at Cherokee on Thursday. Dur
! ing her stay in Denison Miss Faus
| made many friends, who trust she may
; at some future time find opportunity to
again visit our city.
Mr.. Riepen has disposed Of the Ger.
man Methodist church property recent
ly purchased by him. MIR. Hugo
Gebert and DIR. Philbrook each pur-
chased lot and the church building
was bought by Mr.. Oren McAhrea.
On Sabbath morning at the Baptist
church there will be special music in
recognition of Thanksgiving season.
In the evening the pastor will continue
the series on "Sidelights from the Book
of Genesis, treating the /" Call Of Abra-
ham,"
Miss Anna Mccarthy is expected to
return home on Saturday from Chicago,
where she has been receiving treatment
for the INJURY received in falling through
sidewalk In east Denisun. While she
has improved quite materially, she has
by no means fully recovered, only being
able to move her arm and hand little.
We are Informed the next number on
the lecture course will be the Bendix
Concert Co., which will appear at Opera
House on Saturday evening, December
I'd. This company was secured at
very heavy expense. and those in charge
think it the best entertainment of the
season. Reserve your tickets Thursday
preceding the above date
The city has been comparatively in
darkness the best part of this week ow-
ing to a break down at the power house
These mishaps are unavoidable, and yet
seem to occur just at the wrong time.
On Tuesday evening just as we were
getting the REVIEW to press the lights
went out and we were compelled to Sc
cure lamps. Mr.. Wygant kindly gave
us the use of one of his gas burners.
In another column will be found a
notice of the sale of Mr.. G. Fowls,
which takes place on his farm in Para.
disc township on Wednesday. Dec. 9th,
1899. Mr.. Fowls has some excellent
property for sale, and no doubt will.
realize good PRICES While in lenison
he took occasion to add his name to
our ever increasing list Of subscribers.
Ed. Steepsen. who returned from
visit to Montana recently is very en- en-
thusiastic over that country and thinks
some of moving there. He says the
cattle and sheep raised are of the finest
and no corn is required to feed them.
While he owns a,nice 100 acre farm six
miles from Denison, it is his opinion
that the chances for him to make more
money are better in Montana. We
shall hate to lose so good citizen as
Ed. and trust that he may return to
Crawford later. 40 Sa'' : - !
On Wednesday Messrs. Nov. Gushs.
man. Carl Gronau, and Samuel sLuney
returned from land buying trip up in
North Dakota and northern Minnesota.
While the gentlemen were very much
pleased with the land in Minnesota,
they decided to try North Dakota,
where Messrs. Gronau and Luney each
purchased three sections Of land and SO,
cured option thirty-three thousand
acres more. The land is in the vicinity
of Jamestown. in Stutsman county and
the prices range froms2 SO to % 90 per
acre. Grass is nice and green the year
round and stock requires no grain. The
gentlemen think they have good bar
gain. and feel repaid for their trip.
The repertoire company under the
direct management Of Frank e Long,
which has been playing In this city all
week. is very good organization. The
members are all ladies and gentlemen,
both on and off the stage. Their act
ing and jokes are entirely free from all