The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-24


van, Wisconsin.
MIR. w. G. Pollock slipped in fine
Duroc boar by express yesterday. He
is evidently determined to raise some
fine pigs this year
DR.. j. |. Gibson is in Chicago, at.
a meeting of the National
Horsemen's Association. He went by
special invitation to speak on veterinary
topics.
Those of Vail people who were in
Denison Tuesday were Andy Harring-
ton, A. WMteipg, W. F. Mitchell, Thos
G ats. Ted Kinney and Jas. MAngan.
Vail Observer.
j p Duncan. rf KenwOod, has re-
ceived word that his niece, Miss Nettie
Duncan, of III is very i'll. Her friends
and relatives are anxiously awaiting
news of her recovery.
johnson u Co. are rejoicing over a
new awning. By some freak the pain
Ter got the sign Boots instead of
Books" The bows are having. lots OF
fun with U. q. about it.
We notice from the Carroll Herald
that Billy Holmes Of former local base
bali fame, has signed with the Balti-
mores and is now ranked among the
best players in the country.
U. G. Johnson is one of the young
and progressive business men of Deni
son. There is not a flaw in his char
acter. See that he is elected. He will
make 6 'od man on the council.
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or it the census takers missed you in
any way. you will confer a favor by
calling at the REVIEW office and having
your name entered upon the census
role.
Mrs. jas. Bixlsr. Mr.. aud Mrs. III.
Duncan, Haley brothers and sister,
Mrs. McCurd, Mr.. Flahive and sons
Were among the Paradise people who
the funeral of their friend
Mr.. Quade.
Mr.. j. Rain of Hanover township
was city trader Saturday. He reports
his eldest son still very sick His visit
to the springs and hospital all seemed
to no purpose. We sincerely hope fol
a rapid recovery.
Maj l. E. Baker of Toledo vas the
guest of honor at the Pythian lodge
Monday. He is a ready speaker and
a man of fine presence. He made
many friends here and is doing good
work in introducing the boys to the
Endowment Rank.
The Hub, Clothing Co. may not have
money to burn but it has lot of the
coin OF the realm on exhibition in its
display windows. The suits displayed
have their prices marked not in figures
but in cold cash. 1t makes one long tc
be inside the window for few minutes
with no one looking on.
A party of seven started from DEM
son last Saturday for a trip to Port Ar
thur, Texas. They were Mr.. and Mrs
PHI. Rank, Nellie Stevens, Chas. Flint
Elmer Merritt, Jacob Weiss and Aug
Lowe. Eugene Gulick is the enterpris
ing agent who secured the business fol
the Kansas City & Pacific R'y.
Last Sunday the exam inatlon of thu
confirmapts took place at the German
Lutheran church. They sang two
hymns in soprano and alto, a new fea
ture. The examination took up abou
an hours time. Services were from II
a. m. until 1890 p. M. Both the sing
ing and the recitation of the confirm
ants were pronounced creditable.
Mr.. Marks, of Paradise, met will
what might have proven very seriou
accident this week. He was in a barr
attempting to halter ut, when tire,
colts came rushing in, leaving Mr.
Marks between them, and not able t,
move either way. Mr.. Marks feels quit,
lame in consequence, but we hope tn,
injuries will not prove to he serious.
March q and % are the dates set TO
the return engagement of the Edison
Kinetescope entertainment. Whel
here before the exhibition gave goo
satisfaction as the pictures were life
like in the extreme. 1t is not oftel
that we have opportunity to see tn
workings Of this modern inven tieqsan
every one should go. Next Monda
and Tuesday evening are the aatek All
every one should 20. $50 !;