The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
On next Monday night there will be
a meeting of the Woodmen Circle.

On next Monday night there will be
a meeting of the Woodmen Circle.
j. p. Miller & Co. call attention of
readers on page five of this impression.
A. HalSerg of Deloit was Denison
visitor today on his way home from a
trip to Omaha.
Born on Wednesday, Sept. q. to MIR.
and Mrs. John Sillito, son. We con-
graduate the happy parents.
Mr., John Peters took the afternoon
train for Blair where he has secured a
position as cook for a short time.
Charles s. Dean of Nora Springs. Ia,
will speak at the city hall on Tuesday,
Oct. 8, in the interests of the prohi-
ton party.
Mrs Paul Aylesworth and her little
daughter, of Council Bluffs, are visit
ing at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j. G.
wygant.
A letter from MIR. Fred Wahl states
that he has reached Phoenix, Ariz in
safety and that he stood the journey
very we'll. This is good news to his
Denison friends.
Justice Gulick has moved his office
into the front room OF his building, un
til recently occupied by DR.. Folsom.
This is one of the most pleasant office
rooms in the city.
MIR. Henry Stuck is now employed in
the First National bank as assistant
cashier. Mr.. Stuck has many friends
here who will gladly note that he is to
be with us again.
1t is reported that MIR. Caswell says
the. Bulletin will spend $1,000 to beat
one of the candidates should he be
nominated on the democratic ticket.
This is a fine sample of tile rule or ruin
kind of political bossism.
Within the next two weeks the old
Northwestern depot will be moved to
its new size at the foot of Sweet street,
where it will be used as freight depot
only. A box Car will be used as ticket
office until the completion of the new
depot.
1t seems that between the copy writer,
the compositor and the proof reader,
the REVIEW played havoc with the
prices in Drybread & Co.'S. advertise
ment last Tuesday. The matter is set
Alright in their advertisement in an
other column.
Hon. Carl f. KuehMe is attending
the Inauguration Of the new president
of the State University, at Iowa City.
Mr.. Kuehnle is one of most highly es.
teemed of the alumni of the University
as he never misses an opportunity to
do u good tura for his Alma Mater.
Among the republicans who have
moved into Deloit lately are l.. E
YoInie. Glenn Anthony, ex deputy
auditor, of Citation county. aud q. @.
Howard, fol merly of Shelby county.
There are many others also and large
change will be noted in the vote this
fall:
The Hub has grand opening to-
morrow. Its proprietor, Mr.. r. G. Pc
tersen, wishes to have every one call at
his store and he will present a pure
linen collar to every gentleman who
visits his place of business tomorrow.
This is not every purchaser but every
visitor.
Anumber of the high officials of the
Illinois Central passed through Deni-
son yesterday in a beautiful special
train of six coaches. They came in
over the Boyer Valley and wen' west
via the Northwestern. Asst. Supt.
w o. Litton came out from Boone tc
accompany them to Council Bluffs.
The district convention of the Will.
lard branch of the w. c. T. U. was held
here on Wednesday and Thursday
Quite number of delegates were her,
from abroad and the program was al
interesting and helpful one. Muct
credit is due Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Plimp
ton who did their utmost to make tn,
convention a o. ess. The lecture b,
Rev. G. L.. Eat Of Des Moines, wa
largely after Il.
Denison was tue scene of large Ma
sonic gathering on Tuesday evening
Members of the lodges at Harlan, Yves
Side. Vail, Dunlap and Charter Gal
were present and they we're most hos
pitably entertained by the Denisol
lodge. DIR. j. Gibson was the objec
of sDpcial attentions 40 much 80 tina