The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-04

us omit all correspondence tor this issue
but what a whopping old paper we will
have Friday.
Mrs James Fulton OF Boone is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. l.. M Baer. Last
week Mrs. Baer also enjoyed visit
Mrs. Thos. Ripley of Boone.
/ The Stewart Lumber Co. has pur-
chased lumber yard in Dunlap. The
company is doing constantly increas-
ing business and is deservedly popular.
Mrs N. j. Wheeler and Mrs. N. E.
Wescott entertained a small company
of friends on Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. HIS. Gulick and Mrs.
Martin.
Mr.. Oswald is sitting dlsconsolately
on the front steps of the Gulick build
ing waiting for the paper hangers to
get through work on his work shop.
When it is finished it will be beauty.
DR.. F. Broglin of Omaha, Nebraska
has been in Denison the past few davs.
The Doctor intends moving to Milwan-
kee, and he will then have something
to say to our readers concerning his
(. line of work.
Supt. and Mrs. III. v. Failor returned
to Denison on Saturday and are staying
at the home of MIR. Isaac Gillmor until
they can move into their home on
Chestnut street. Every one has hear
tv welcome for them.
Faus Bros are bus,ly engaged in lay
ing cement walks aud walls in front of
the Kuehnle, Gehert and Gable proper
ties on Walnut street. 1t will be a fine
Improvement TO an already pretty resi-
dende portion of the city.
Miss Lille Stoltenberg, who has been
visiting in Denlson the past few weeks
at the home of Mrs. j. III. Tamm. re-
turned to her home in Omaha last Sat.
urday morning. Miss Clara Malchau
accompanied her and visited until
Monday evening. taking in the exposi-
ton.
Frank Colgrove of the I'd Regt. U. s.
Artillery has gone with his regiment
from Fit. Riley, Kansas, to San Fran
cisco. Frank has seen service on the
frontier and in Cuba and it now looks
as though he would be in at the finish
in the Philippines.
Prof. and Mrs. z. I. Hawk ara spend
Ing the day in Denison. 1t Is always a
pleasure to meet them. This June saw
the completion OF their seventh years
work in tine Vail schools. They have
been most SUI cessful and have done
much to raiss the standard of the
schools
Our old time friend, John l.. Rich.
ardson. has returned from Decatur,
Arkansas and will remain in Denison
through the summer and probably per-
manently. This is good news to very
many Crawford county people. Mr..
Richardson is now the REVIEWS star
subscriber, having paid his subscription
to February 1901, We thank Mr.. Rich
ardson for this mark of appreciation
and confidence in the Great and Only.
Will Northam has been busy since
April filling up his lot on Chestnut
street. What was deep hole is now a
fine lot, almost in shape Tor sodding
and permanent Improvement. He had
his house raised and provided the city
fills up the alley in the rear he Will
raise his barn also. The city should
raise this alley and condemn the lots
south Of it as the stagnant water there
is danger to the public health.
Hon. z. q. G. Lally will go to Sioux
City on July II to attend the meeting
OF the State Bar Association. Mr..
Lally is one Of nine whoshave been
asked to respond to toasts on that occa-
sion. His subject will be 1.-The Irish
Lawyer in the Fight for Liberty We
are confident that no other toast will
surpass in brilliancy and eloquence the
one to be delivered by our fellow towns
man.
At the Palace Bakery the boys com
menced work at p. m. Sunday. All
night they baked biscuits and buns and
pies and cakes. In the morning, with
out stopping for rest they began on the
bread baking, 700 loaves was the record
this afternoon and the work will 90
right on until tomorrow noon, by which
time not less than 1900 loaves will be
ready for hungry Fourth of July cele.
orators all over the county. When we
saw Messrs. Grummons and Young
this afternoon they looked rather hol
low-eyed but were still rolling out bread
for dear life.
n Mrs. III. S. Gulick and Mrs. G. S
Martin arc now visiting in Omaha, but
will return to DenisOn before leaving
for Wisconsin. While here they have
the recipients of many social honors
on Tuesday, Mrs. NJ. Jones entertained
a ppmher Of tho old timo fr;op1s Z,