The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-01

responsible position OF night operator at
Carroll to take effect to-day.
The fall term of the Denison Normal
school will begin next week. The at
tendance promises to be good.
j. T, Jones has just returned with
another lot Of cattle from eastern Iowa.
J.. T. is a rustling cattle man.
Hugo Harthun% returned from Daven.
port Thursday morning, where he has
been working on the Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Penny, of, Wood
river, Neb., passed through uDenison
last night on their way to Chicago.
We are glad to note that Frank Young
Jr., has passed the crisis of his disease
and is now on the high road to recovery.
Max J%urgensen returned from Des
Moines Wednesday night, where he
had been visiting friends the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wood are enjoy
ing a visit from their daughter, Mrs. j.
b. Purse and her little girl, of Dewitt, |
Iowa.
We are informed that DR.. L. L. Bond
has rented the Frank Odell property
opposite Eugene Gulicks and will soon
move his family here.
Mrs. T. ]. Shropshire is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. Hopper, of
Morrill, county, Ohio. The sisters had
not met before for twenty four years.
There were quite a number from
Denison who attended the Ringling
circus at Carroll Wednesday. All res
port the show IS first-class IN all res
spects.
Uncle Edmund Howorth, of Dow
City, who has just returned from a trip
to Colorado Springs, was among the old.
settlers in town yesterday. He islook-
ing hale and hearty.
Be sure and read the opening chapters
of In His Steps, or What. Would Jesus
Do" the grand serial which will appear
in the REVIEW Literary Supplement
and Monthly Magazine.
MI, Geo. Menagh says the REVIEW
was entirely too previous in announcing
that he intended to build a So, 900 resi-
dence. We apologize but hope it may
come true some day, as nothing is too
good for George.
In honor of Chancellor b. 1. Salinger
the knights Of Pythies held a special
meeting in their hall last evening at
which time Mr.. Salinger delivered a
short talk to the members. The meet
ing proved very beneficial to the order.
The parents of the Orkin Bros. have
removed from Denison to Des Moines
and intend to make that city then
home in the future. MI. sad Mrs. Or.
kin are very pleasant people and we are
sorry to have them remove from oul
city.
The German Methodists will builG
their new church on the property pur
chased just north of DR.. Muellers. Tht
old site together with the building has
been sold to Mr.. Ernst Riepen who viii
remodel the building somewhat ant
use it as a residence.
. The telephone office will be moved vi
on Main street in the brick buildin,
D which Mr.. Richardson will occupy. w,
3 understand the room on the secont
floor will be devoted exclusively to tn
8 use of the central office. This will
make a desirable room, most suitabl,
adapted ror a telephone Office.
g Mr.. w. A. McHenry returned o.
Wednesday from his summer ~vacatio,
9 at Lake Okoboji. He looks we'll tame
up and seems to have enjoyed himsel
9 hugely. Mr.. George McHenry return
edlwith his father and will soon max
preparations for returning to college
Mrs. McHenry and Miss Abbie will nc
y return until about September 20.
From the Marshalltown Times "
note that Mr.. E. A. Abbott of Chartt
j. Oak, who Is now in Alaska, has take
IS the contract for the building of a larl
hotel at Cape Nome. Alaska. Mr.. Gil
man Abbott is. engaged in the tradir
I'd business and is buying outfits, provi
to ions, etc. John Sewell is reported
with the party and is washing gold
al the beach from Cape Nome. All II
members of the party are well al
seem to be enjoying their work.