The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08
The Mason City Republican grows
enthusiastic over Judge Sherwins NOM
ination and says 1.-THE Plume of Cerro
Gordo Waves


Gordo Waves" 49,.
The young men of the town have
made arrangements for q social dance
to be given Wednesday evening, August
9th, at the opera house.. s. w
Mr.. Andrew Gladson added his name
to the REVIEW list. He said he want
ed one home paper and had found that
\ the REVIEW was the best.
Mrs. Victor Hedman wishes hel
friends to know that she has given w
taking in washings as she has obtained
employment at one Of the hotels.
Clerk Emil Kruger left on Monday
for three or four days business trip to
Ortonville, MINI. Mrs. Kruger is at.
tending to the work Of the Office.
Mr.. A. j. Boock was one Of the
staunch democrats at. the convention
Saturday. Mr.. Boock is SO good man
that he ought to return to- the republi-
can fold. 80 II 4
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Johnson IdrOve
over from Charter Oak Sunday for q
visit at the Mahoney home. Mr.. john
son went from here to Carroll on a busi-
ness mission.
The many friends Of MIR. John Nc
Carthy will be pleased to learn thathe
has entered the employ OF the Hub
Clothing store. He will make a. popu.
lar and efficient salesman. ~
Miss Cecil and Miss Marie Matthews,
of Omaha, are visiting with their aunt,
Mrs. j. n. Mahoney. Miss Cecil is at
tending the county normal and expects
to teach near Charter Oak this year.
Messrs, Howard Hill. III. M. Dawson
and Walter Meadeof Springfield, s. D.,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
the guests of Mr.. John Mccarthy. The
trip was made on their wheels to the
Omaha Exposition.
We regret to state that Mr.. Phillip
Schlum berger is afflicted with typhoid
fever. He has teen sick for some time.
but 1t was hoped that he did not have
the genuine typhus. His friends will
anxiously await the news of his recov-
cry.
MIR. E. E. Miller, one of the editors
Of the new Manila Monitor, visited
Denison Saturday evening. MIR. Miller
appears to be bright and energetic
young man and seems full of confidence
in the success of his journalistic ven
ture.
The officers and directors of the Old
Settlers Association will meet at the
City Hall in Denison at Up. m. next
Saturday to decide upon the time and
place of the mex. annual picnic. We
hope they will decide to come to Deni-
son again.
Mrs. Name Heston Wall Of Des'
Moines mas arrived in Denison and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Heston, Mr.. Wall
10 in extremely poor health and intends
going to Texas assoon'as possible. with
the hope that the climate will do him
good. ~
The Defiance Enterprise comes to our
table this week enlarged to a six col
umn quarto, which greatly adds to the
appearance as we'll as convenience of
both publisher and editor. Mr.. collin
ger, since taking charge of the Enter
prise has added an almost entire new
outfit and paid for it out of the pro-
ceeds of the Office. We congratulate
him.
knights K,lehnle, Gibson, Caswell,
Sibbert, Rollins and Gebert are in Da-
venport this week attending the
Knights Of Pythias conclave. Hon. b.
I. Salinger, of Carroll, is a candidate
for Grand Chancellor and Aon. Carl r.
Kuehnle is a candidate for reelection
as Supreme Representative and both
will undoubtedly be elected.
The REVIEW, makes a change in
makeup this week which will tend to
distribute the local interest throughout
the entire paper. After long delay our
machinery is again in working order
and the REVIEW will reach its readers
neatly folded, pasted and trimmed in
future. Editorial matter will be found
on page two, and county exchange
news on page six hereafter.
Mr.. John Seemann returned on Sat.
urday from Turret. Colorado, and will
makea welcome visit with his family
Z and multitude of friends. Mr.. Seemanr
z is looking in splendid health, and feels
satisfied with the ultimate outcome Of
his mining claims IN Colorado. He
states that on account of the great
strike now ia progress in the silver
state, that all business is practically a
stand still and that he took advan
tafe of the idle time to return to Iowa,