The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Attorney O'Conner. of Vail, mad
his regular court week appearance il
Denison yesterday. ~
TheNhousehold goods OF the Larson
estate were sold at public auction il
Denison Saturday The goods were ii
good condition and brought fair prices
Mr.. Peter Carve, of near Vail, wa
a benson caller on Saturday. He is
long time subscriber to the REVIEW
and a friend we are always glad t.
meet
Mr.. I'll. w. Randall has taken unit,
himself partner IN the painting bust
ness. Mr.. l.. j. COPYRIGHT, formerly
of Lincoln, Neb., is the new member
of the firm.
Mrs. w. Fl. Littell departed on Mon
day morning for her home in Indie
pendence after a pleasant visit will
Denison relatives. Miss Llttell will
remain for a more extended visit.
Thos. II. Boylan, rising young at
torney from Manning, spent Sunday in
Denison and vicinity much to the joy
of his friends who are always pleased
to see him.
Hill Il Son. our enterprising marble
dealers, were very busy last week UNI
loading car of marble and stone. In
Guided in the lot were some very hand
some monuments. This firm is we'll
worthy of patronage.
Mr.. John 7. Haugh has men working
on the foundation for his new home
just west of MIR. Knauls. This is a
most desirable location and will make
Mr.. Haugh and his estimable wife
very comfortable home.
Messrs. Dugan and Duffy have moved
their grading camp out to Hohenzol-
lern, where they have a contract for
grading on the Mondamin branch.
They have Il large force of men under
their control and will push the work.
Mr.. j. I'll. Hall of Buck Grove is so
we'll pleased with the work done by Mr..
H.W. Randall in painting and papering
his house that he writes us to give Mr..
Randall good send off. 1t must be
pretty good workmanship when a man
is so pleased with it.
John Cook has purchased a
number of lots in block 81 in east Den
son. and will erect two modern houses
thereon. 1t is his intention to occupy
one himself. East and north Denison
is fast building up. nearly all of the
vacant lots being taken.
The man who bought the wash boiler
1t the sale Saturday and had it stolen
i've times in one afternoon, began to
think he had not only paid for his boiler
out earned it also. After all he said the
boiler was a good thing for it kept him
IN shot water" all the time.
Mr.. Geo. Hester, of Buck Grove, made
US a pleasant call to day. He complains
of the poor mail service between Deni-
son and Buck Grove, saying one can
write to Chicago and get reply quicker
than one can send letter from Denison
10 Buck Grove only - miles distant.
From the Ida Grove Pioneer we learn
hat little girl came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of
chat place during the past week. Fred's
many Denison friends extend congratu-
ations, and trust the little miss may
grow to be source of great comfort to
her parents.
The Merchants Carnival which takes
place tonight and tomorrow night
promises to be very interesting, and a
arge attendance is anticipated. The
aides of Trinity Guild who have charge
of the program have been unceasing in
their labors to make the carnival sue
cess, and you should do your share by
Mr.. G. w. Whey, of Goodrich town
ship, is in luck, seven wolf scalps which
he brought into the county auditor
Monday Melted him $l4 for bounties.
This matter has rather unsettled us as
10 the poultry business and we may go
in for wolf hunting instead. Long ex-
perience in scalping democratic editors
ought to be of value in hunting down
other ''varmints."
The entertainment given by the
Jubilee Singers was not the
artistic success hoped for. Black Mel
ba sang wonderfully, but the chorus
was not up to the standard required by
Denison music lovers, and the selec.
lions were not the best. The opera
house was packed even the standing
room only'' sign would have had to
have been taken down had there been
one. No one begrudges the money
earned by the Methodist ladies. thew