The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-15

F.. Mccormick was in Omaha last
Tuea1 sy.
- Mrs. e. y. Fsrrelly visited in Arion
last Wednesday. s.a !,
r. j. Farrelly is in South Dakota on
q cattle buying trip, III
NJ. g. Virgins was q Denison visitor
from Dow City Thurday.
Chas. Voss transacted business last
Tuesday at Charter Oak.
G. d. Brokaw, is a lay delegate to the
conference from Manila.
Mr.. Art Kadoch Of Charter Oak was
in Denison on business Tuesday.
Editor Rudd Of Dow City was Dem
ison business caller on Wednesday. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cole are visit
ing relatives in the western part Of the
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Henry Meeves is up at Sioux City
where his pacing marc is entered in the
races.
Bring in your sale bills, the season is
here. We print them in English and
German.
Hugo Gebert has been in Des Moines
this week laying in supply Of miliin-
cry goods.
Hrs. NJ. King is enjoying visit from
her sister, Mrs. Alice J. Steere. Of Au-
dubon, Iowa.
j. r. Jones went to Omaha We'd
nesday night with two cars Of cattle
for the market.
Miller s. Co.'S. store is now fitted up
with cash carries, a system very con-
/ ivenient to them.
Scott Wheeler has begun to raise his
house, he intends putting a basement
under his residence.
E. w. Milliman, brother Of t..Gov.
Milliman, is visiting at the home Of n.
l.. Hunt this week.
The former Denison pastors present
at the conference are Revs. Thornbrue.
. Harris, Austin and Beck.
John Carey is having his house re-
painted which will still more beautify
his handsome residence.
Mrs. Gee visited over night Wednes-
day at the McHenry home on her way
from Logan to Wall Lake.
@ Miss Frankie French will teach
school in what is known as the Blume
district, during the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cornwell departed
on Wednesday night for Gloversville,
New York where they will make a
visit of about a months duration.
Our plumbers are being kept busy
putting in the water meters which
must be in place by November first.
Don Talcott had the misfortune to
break his thumb yesterday while prac-
ticing with the college foot ball team.
DIR. II. G. Simpson went to Sioux
City Thursday to take In the carnival
andlraces now going on at that place.
Miss Kitty Lloyd returned to her
home at Hansen, Nebraska, after a
pleasant visit with Miss Minnie Mills.
Miss Irene Rise who has been visit
ing Miss Hattie Crawford, returned to
her home in Indicott, Nebraska, last
Wednesday.
The two year old son of VIM. Shields
living on the Gillmor farm fell from the
porch today and broke both bones of
the fore arm.
j. III. Yamm went to Sioux City to
attend the races yesterday morning
and his wife took the same train and
went to Omaha.
Mrs. Strohmeier who has been here a
few weeks caring for her mother, Mrs.
Galbreath, returned to her home in
MapletOn yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Christensen has secured the
services of Mr.. Chas. Haven, lately of
Ida Grove who is we'll recommended
as t0nsOrial artist.
We received a very pleasant call
Z from Mr.. d. G. Mott, Of the Audubon
Republican on Thursday, who stopped
over day to visit the conference.
Gov. Shaw will speak at Carroll en-
Saturday evening. The Governor has
q host of admirers in Carroll county
who will give him rousing reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dempster and
wife have returned from their Nebras.
ka trip. In talking with Mr.. Dempstel
he says that Iowa crops are far ahead
of the Nebraska crops.
s. L. Gable has been appointed by
Gov Shaw delegate to the Farmars