The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-04

DENIsON AND VICINITY.
A newsy Washington letter appears
in this ISSUE
Mr.. c. j, johnson of Kiron was a
Den'sm guest 10 'ay.gu .,p an a. ar..a.a..
Mr.. Wilhelm Neunann aof Kiren
was In Denison today. ''''''S ~" - - -
Miss Rhoda Chapman of Vail was a
Denison visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank II of Deloit is in town
today visiting with Mrs. A. Currier.
B. F. Lawson, formerly of Manila,
but now Of Dunlap, is spending the day
in Denison,
Messrs. Samuel v. O'Hare and Joe
Monaghan we're in Denison on business
last Friday.
- 40 coAu ouhU 0oulSUu TOWNSHIP
trustees are having hot time over
equalization matters.
Mrs. A. Robertson of Dow City is
visiting few days at the home 1t her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. W,ggins.
Mrs. q. J. Igou of Buck Grove made
Denison call to day and will have the
REVIEW sent to her home hereafter.
Mrs. j. N. Bradley has returned from
an extended stay in Chicago where she
has been taking lessons in voice culture.
John Bayles of. Manila, the assessor
Of Nishnabotny township, is in Denison
to-day making his returns to the board.
All the railroad ordinances are now
now passed except the one vacating
streets in the extreme western part of
the city.
People who want an '.up-to-date"
newspaper should be careful to see that
their subscription account is also cup
to-date.'
The ladies are requested to attend the
Guild social to be given at the home of
Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle on Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Frank Brogan, of Jackson town
ship, was q Denison visitor today. He
an x,c <1,. Dar;o,,, -, %bo host ,,ox,,,,,o,,,.
he takes.
Miss Flora Schlumberger is recover
ing from an attack of the mumps, a
disease witch seems to be quite preva-
lent here just now.
Denison is in great good luck to have
opportun ity to hear DR.. Mcintyre. The
people of the county should also take
pains to come to hear him
Frank s. Holmes, special agent for
the Etna Insurance company, was in
Denison to day adjusting the loss at
Pease's bakery. The amount paid was
$1iss.
Watch for some spring advertising
announcements in our next issue. Our
merchants have splendid stocks and the
late spring makes them anxious to force
sales, ever at the loss of profits.
Among the teachers VINO attended
the district meeting in DenisOn on Sat
urday were Professor Hersom and
Misses Grace Foskett. Phoebe Crakes
and Jessie Pease, all of Manila.
G. A Brown OF Manila, was a very
pleasant caller at this Office on Satur-
day. Being a newspaper man of ZONE
ten years experience he always takes
pleasure in visiting newspaper offices.
The Easter ball given by the Ger
mania Verein last night was we'll at
tended and good time enjoyed by all.
Supper was served and the dancing
continued until the wee sma' hours
grew large again.
We were glad to see Bert Wiley on
our streets today after his years work
in the medical department at the State
University Bert is one of the bright
lights OF the University, and is doing
excellent work.
Chris Kemming said they had quite a
rush of business at the Crawford
county bank Saturday where they were
selling silver dollars at 45 and SO cents
each. A large number of our citizens
are said to have taken advantage Of
this clearance SALE
Mr.. >, G. Wygaut returned Friday
from COlfax, Iowa. whe went as q
delegate from Crawford county to tn,
grand lodge of the Iowa Legion of Hon
! or. Mr. Wygant reports u most pleas