The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-17

Miss Robinson and Mrs. Green Nc
Ahren and Miss Mable returned from
the exposition Sunday evening, report
ing a most enjoyable time.
Postmaster Boynton returned from
his Chicago visit on Sunday. He re-
ports an excellent time. While there
he was the guest of Messrs. Frank and
George Cornwall.
q. H. Smith, representing the Ode
bolt Telephone Co.. was in Denison to-
day. He will probably come before the
council and ask for a franchise, per-
mitting his company to come to our
city.
Alfred Bohlander has resigned his
position with the Stewart Lumber Co.
and returned to his home near Manila.
We are sorry to lose him from our
midst, but wish him success wherever
he may go.
The gentleman, who purchased John
Mounts farm, was in Denison from
South Dakota on Saturday. This was
his first visit to our country. bat he
was very f~avorably impressed and
will probably locate here in the near
future.
News comes from Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Stocks at Rushong, Kas, that a little
son was born to them last week. The
little fellow was not long for this earth,
however, as he died a few days later.
Mrs. Mat Wieland is with her daughter
at present.
Will Denison, who had one Of the
privileges at the Des Moines carnival, is
having a dispute with the concession
committee. The committee threatens
to hold back money which Will claims
coming to him, and he threatens to
carry the matter to court.
The council met in adjourned meet
ing on Monday evening and proceeded
to open bids on grading of west Broad
way. Only two bids were acted upon
n for % cents per yard and the other
for % cents per yard. Both bids were
rejected. Another meeting will be
held tonight.
The first of a series OF merry dances
to be given during the coming winter
was given on Friday evening at the
opera house. There was a good at
tendance and everyone enjoyed them"
selves hugely. A number of young
people from out of town were present.
The music was excellent. We are sure
the club will be successful in their mer-
ry-making.
Miss Edith Howe, formerly Of Deni-
son. whose home is at Rapid City, s.
D., has just returned from Dawson
City, Alaska, and will recuperate from,
severe siege Of typhoid fever. 1t will
be remembered Miss Howe made a trip
down the Yukon river with a dog team,
a distance Of 400 miles, unaccompanied
by anyone. She will return to Klon-
dyke in January.
The new time table, which went into
effect Sunday. was the cause of q great
deal of connection among trainmen
and passengers coming up from Omaha.
No one but the conductors seem to
know where any stops were to be made.
The limited Chicago train was side
tracked at Mo. Valley and No. 2 was
allowed to run ahead, causing the Den.
ison passengers to change cars.
The D.. N. c. Star is issued from the
press and the matter contained therein
is a credit to the editors. We think
however the boys made a mistake by
leaving off the red cover. the college
color. A publication of that nature
should by all means have an attractive,
neat appearing cover. AS it appears
now it looks unfinished, giving the
reader an impression that it is not all
there. Perhaps, however the editors
are looking at it from ar economical
standpoint.
A beautiful production Of that popu.
lar melo-drama Monte Cristo will be
seen at the Opera House Friday, Oct
Goth. The cast promises to be a most
capable one, headed by Miss Marie La
Brady and Mr.. Chas. II. Farnham
whose Interpretation of Edmond Dantes
1.-THE Count Of Monte. Cristo," has wor
for him unstinted praise in Eastern
cities. The mechanical and scenic Of
fects promise to be strong factors fol