The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-13

G. G. Vail, of Vail, was Denison Wis
itor on Friday.
Miss Hattie Crawford is visiting in
Fairfield, Nebraska.
H. Logsden Of Paradise lost valu-
able horse recently.
P.W. Harding of Charter Oak was
visitor here last week.
Thos. Rae of Arion called on rela.
tives in this city yesterday.
Mr.. A. F. Kadoch of Charter Oak
was a Denison visitor on Sunday.
G. A. Norelius of Kiron was in Oma-
ha on Monday, transacting business.
Mr.. Hoppe of Milford is expected
home from an extended visit in Europe.
Guy Sleeper and wife of Hanover
were Denison guests one day last week.
Mr.. I. l.. Pease is spending the fore
part of the week in Chicago on business
matters.
Representative Blume and family of
Hanover were Denison traders one day
last week.
John NVildfang went to Colfax
Springs last Tuesday for the benefit of |
his health.
Among those favoring this office with
q call Saturday was MI. Will Havirland
Of Kenwood.
The cellars under Richardson's and
Aebischer Bros. stores contain about |
four feet Of water.
Mr.. A. Lillyhamer was pleasant
caller Saturday. He has long been a |
reader of this paper.
Mr.. /. Austin is moving into the
Meyers residence place on the corner
Of Main and Walnut.
The band boys are getting up sub
scription for the Friday night concerts.
Everyone should chip in.
Miss Erma Shaw has been spending
the past week visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Gulick.
F. P. Nixon Of Stockholm was a Den
ison visitor on Saturday, and while in
town remembered the REVIEW with a
Call.
Mrs. F. w. Meyers entertained a few
friends on Monday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. G.. s. Martin and Mrs. III. S.
Gulick.
E. A. Norman OF West Side will
spend the summer in Denison assisting
his brother III. A. Norman with his
carpenter work.
II. a. Norman expects to go to Spirit
Lake next Monday to build an addition
to w. A. McHenry's summer cottage
on Lake Okiboji.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Noah Lingle
on Saturday, June ga son. The Re-
VIEW together with their many other
friends extends congratulations.
Mrs. F. o. Ivens and Mrs. j. Lam
pert of Chicago expect to leave tomor-
row for Dodge, Nebraska, where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. G. Stocks.
Two chimney sweeps made the streets
ring with their bugle notes yesterday.
The chimney sweep is species which
like the buffalo is rapidly becoming ex-
tinct.
In our issue of last Friday we stated
that the Holiness Camp Meeting would
be held at Bidlack's grove. This was
an error, it should have read at Flint's
grove.
Mr.. Cyrus Beard returned on Thurs
day from a class reunion at Iowa City.
He had splendid time and reports
that fourteen of the old boys and girls
were present.
Mr.. J. b Dakin, u relative of Mr.
Henry SHELL, is spending the summer in
Crawford, having removed from Des
Moires. We trust he will decide to
permanently locate in Crawford county.
The annual contest between the Ia.
oman and Athenaeum literary societies
for the Masters Prize Cup will be held
at the College Chapel Thursday, June
18th. Admission 25c.
F. WMeyers spent Saturday in Oma-
ha visiting the A. P. A. in the interests
the REVIEW. Don't get mad anybody,
the A. p. A. in this instance means the
American Press Association.