The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-18

a BIG LAND DEAL.
George Naeve has just effected a
large land deal by which Jacob Weiss
becomes the owner of the Menagh farm.
The consideration was $4,000, or about
500 per acre. Crawford county lands
are getting more valuable every year.
a SPANISH GUN.
AS will be seen from the council pro-
ceedings Denison is soon to possess one
of the trophies of the Cuban war. Gov.
Shaw has succeeded in securing one of
the two of these trophies allotted to
Iowa for Denison. 1t will be hand
some ornament and it's historical value
will make it greatly priced by our peo-
pie. Hurrah for Shaw!
Miss Lille Nordholm left today for
Hastings, MINI.
Miss Minnie Mill is visiting at West
Side a few days.
The cushions for the NJ. e. church
will be complete by Sunday next.
Lou Nicholson received another hand
some Shetland pony by express last
night.
Misses Lille Raine and Ada Sewell
went to Dunlap today to visit short
time.
Mr.. Clarence Bryan and sister Maud,
of Paradise, attended church in this
city Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Rodhaski of Wyoming is
here visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Francis Weber.
Messrs, Simpson, Gibson, Wescott
and Michaelson made business trip to
Manila yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. Cook is expecting a few
days visit from her brother of Cedar
Rapids, this week
j. w. Turtle, travelling passenger
agent with head quarters at Des
Moines, was in Denison today.
Miss Harmon and friend, of Defiance,
were Denison callers yesterday. They
intend attending normal here.
Mrs. T. w. Garber and family are
spending the week visiting at the home
of Mr. Slater in East Boyer township.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Gillmor, j. III. Gable, Francis and
Blanche started for Hot Springs. We
trust they may have an enjoyable time.
The Denison guards will drill on
Thursday night. The company is com
posed of young men who are DESTROYS
of being included in the Iowa National
Guard as soon as possible.
Mr.. James Smith has rented the
basement of the old Greenough u Bull
lock block and it will soon be fitted up
for barber shop. This will make the
fifth barbershop in the city.
It's not known that George Wash
ington assassinated any of his COM
handing generals. 1t is about time to
call the parallel between Washington
and Aguinaldo an error of Judgment.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Naeve were
called to Council Bluffs in response to a
telegram announcing the death of their
friend, Mr.. M. Pfeiffer. Mr.. Pfeiffer
was a we'll known citizen of Co. Bluffs,
and his sudden death will be regretted
by host of friends. The remains were
taken to Clinton, Iowa, for interment.
1t is reported that Will Marshall jr
had a narrow escape from drowning on
last Sunday. afternoon. He was swim
ming in the East Boyer at the channel
and was in deep water when taken
with cramps. He was rescued as he
sank for the last time, three of the boys
Fastening to his assistance
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Tufts were well
come Denison guests on Sunday and
Monday. They stopped here on their
way from California to the lakes of
northern Michigan. Mr.. Tufts has
been in poor health and is taking a
years vacation from business. Mrs.
Tufts nee Edith Goodspeed, is sister
of Mrs. VIM. Laub and has a host of
friends here.
About forty of John and Garnet
Romans young friends enjoyed jolly,
good time at party given at their
home Friday evening in honor of their
cousins, Lottie and John Fullick of
Clinton, Iowa. The evening was de-
voted to games and general good
time. Mrs f. w. Ley and Mrs. J. w.
Campbell assisted Mrs. Romans in en-
PERTAINING the young people, and later
the same ladies served the guests with
delicious lunch