The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-28

Several attended the Harry Fink sale
on Monday.
Mrs. Juhanette johnson returned ;
home last week.
Mrs. A. S. Mason visited at Mrs. Nj.
Richardson's last Friday.
Mrs. q. Franks took her departure
Saturday and will probably return to
Missouri.
The l.. d. S. people are planning to
purchase Il bell for their church and
put up belfry.
Bert Darling returned last Thursday
and began work again on Uncle Ethan s
house next day.
j. D. Newcom returned last week
| from Chicago where he had been with
cattle and hogs.
j. b. Dawson was selling fresh fish on
our streets last week, which the people
greatly appreciated.
Messrs. BlalSesley and Rounds of
Newell came down Wednesday of last
week and visited few days at John
Moor's.
A sample of the effects of a saloon
caused runaway coming from Deni-
son Thursday. A broken wagon tongue
was the result.
Some Of the Illinois Central men
were here Monday changing their sur
We, httlp farther east OF the North
western survey.
7 The ". E. Quarterly meetings were
+ delayed Sunday on account of the Sc
verify OF The weather. Rev. Lothian
2 will probably have to go away ON ac-
count of other appointments.
4 Halherg g. Turner purchased some
e counters and shelving for their new
!. store Saturday in Denison, and are
d Fastening their work which will soon
e place ii in shape for occupancy.
l. Grandma Zea is still very i'll. Mr..
Tea is improving some. Their daugh-
; ter, Mrs Myra Campbell and grand
! daughter from Omaha came last Fri
day and are with them at present.
! Mr.. Ashbalt of Sac City and Henry
Daniels came down Thursday of last
" week visited couple of days in Deloit
then went to Dow City Friday to at
+ tend the L. d. S. conference at thai
IL place.
Lumber is being hauled from DEM
~ son rapidly for the new lumber yard
~ The cold weather froze up the roat
10 where it was getting soft, and thos,
who have hauling to do are taking ad
es vantage of it.
~ Mrs. G. j. Newcom made trip I,
Gu Dunlap Wednesday to consult DR.
Beatty about her i'll health. We hop
H. she will meet with success, and no
n. have to put in another summer as mis-
st erably as the last.
Sol. Slater and wife, and John Dot
p son and wife were visiting at Georg
to Winal's last Sunday. Mrs. Winans
1t. not improving very fast. Aunt Meliss
IL. JORDAN went over Monday to spend
few days with her.
a Another applicant for saloon wa
s's in town Friday. This will make tw
Id saloons, two stores and a blacksmit
xt shop located in the new addition t
i'll Deloit. A Jail will be the next mos
necessary establishment.
nd Two contractors on the Illinois Ger
ng trail survey we're here Monday mornin.
ma and they will have charge of q miles {
IS grading. Their central place of loo;
ed ton will be at Deloit. They went
in Mapleton for their supplies.
49, Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Hunt. Jay Myer
he Aunt Melissa Jordan, VIM. McKin
as James Newcom, Morris Johnson, Div
rs Horr, Jennie johnson and Nab
IS. johnson were those who attended til
~, j. u. S. Sunday school convention
IN Dow City Friday, Saturday and SUI
as day.
Nd We understand tnat n. l.. Hunt wi
ss. soon tear down his old store buildin
mt and move it back IL feet, making a
foot front and building it two storie
thereby making a hall which is great
~, needed. A general store, drug store an
70 meat market will occupy the space b.
n tween B. F. Wick's and Johnson
is. blacksmith shop.
ed Death again entered our midst La
pe Sunday. and took from US our worth
~ and respected neighbor, Grandma New
~ ton. She was born December s, ISL
~ and at her death was SO years, mont
w and ~ days old. She leaves five chi
20. dren to mourn her loss, five childre
ly having preceded her to the land of res
u.s. Four children were present at til
,al funeral: Stephen, Isaac and Jane
an Newton and her daughter, Mrs. Sterrit
re Rev. Weston. assisted by Presidin
ny Elder Rev. Lothian, preached I'll
~ discourse OH Monday at 8 p. m, an
-. the remains we're laid to rest in til
,ff Deloit cemetery.