The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-18

THE
Misses Rose and Elizabeth Sarachor
go to Omaha tomorrow to spend tn,
day. On Tuesday they will visit al
Iowa City and Nlcholl, and from there
go to Chicago.
Miss Won Coelln is now connected
with Mr.. Warbasse's music store. She
is an excellent musician and is an ex.
pert in explaining the good qualities Of
an Instrument.
The senior editor of the REVIEW has
been off duty this week on account Of
a severe attack Of neuralgia. He is
better now. however, and ready to as
sumo work in good earnest.
Posey Follett, Henry Meeve's PAGER,
took third place at the pacing race at
Carroll yesterday. She paced the last
half of the third mile in l:O7, and great
things are expected of her at the Sac
county meeting.
We are informed that a new mercan.
tile establishment will be started in
Denison in the near future. Stern Bros.
from Sioux City, we're in Denison YES.
terday, and we are told they have rent.
ed the Devine building.
On the second page of this impression
will be found a complete account of the
democratic state convention together
with the platform. On the third page
will be found the republican platform,
compare the two and decide for your
self.
z. T. Hawk has moved his residence
on Broadway onto a vacant lot fronting
fremont and intends buildings modern
home on the old site. He has one Of
the most desirable locations in the city,
and with a new residence thereon it
will be quite valuable.
Mr.. Sinjen OF ~lohenzollern was a
very pleasant caller last week. He is
an old settler of that community and
has been very prosperous. His family
consists of two boys and seven girls, all
bright intelligent children who are
proving a great help to their parents.
Prof. Holmes has been kept busy
the past week driving through the couh-
try WITH advertising matter for the cvl.
lege. 1t is understood the fall term
will open with a larger attendance than
ever before. Students are beginning
to find the true worth of our college.
Mr.. G. A. Norelius of Kiron called
on US recently. He had just returned
from Omaha accompanied by his wife
who has been receiving treatment
there. We are pleased to state that
she was greatly benefited, a fact her
many friends will he pleased to learn.
The firm of Bond & Warbasse has
dissolved partne,s ship. Mr.. Warbasse
will continue iii business in the old
Finch building, next to Burk's drug
store and after a brief vacation Mr..
Bond will continue business at the old
stand on the corner OF Main and Ire
mont streets.
Gollmar Bros. circus was quite good
for what it pretended to be, a 90 cent
show. 1t is not S o large as Barnum's,
but has many good features and drew a
good crowd in Denison, although as the
circus performed at Charter Oak the
day before and Manila the day after,
the town did not have the appearance
OF a regulation circus day.
a representative of the Neptune
Meter Co., of New York, who has a
territory of eighteen states to cover,
was in Denison on Thursday. During
the course of his conversation he said,
he had never such an abundance Of
crops and such a demand for laborine
men. Every place he has visited the
cry has been "More Men Wanted
Wages $3.50 and $50 0 per day.
On the coming Sabbath evening in
stead of the regular meeting Of the B.
Y. T. u, the Ladies Missionary Circle
will give a program, which we antici-
pate will be very interesting. Special
music is being prepared for the occa.
sion and it is hoped there will be a
large gathering to enjoy it. A collec.
ton will be taken In the interest Of
missions.
DR.. l.. l.. Bond, of West Side, has al.
ready moved his office furniture to Den.
ison and he and his wife will follow
about Sept. ], DIR. Bond will Office with
DR.. WI Wright, in rooms over the
Bank of Denison. The rooms will be
refitted throughout, and will make a
most desirable location. MI. Bond has
already many friends in Denison and
he will doubtless be busy from the first.
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