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

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We understand Dunlap Is soon to
have q new paper-a democratic one
and that Mr.. Ed Child is to be the
editor.
Miss Margaret Kelly has accepted a
position in Mr.. E. Gulick's real estate
office. Miss Helen Poster has gone to
Audubon where she has accepted a
position.
The Northwestern is now laying a
double track through this corporation.
a new bridge is being placed across the
East Boyer and also one just east Of
Luney's Mill.
Mr..Peter Larson is out west looking
for feeders. He is one of the most
substantial cattle feeders ofsour county
and is always on the lookout for q high
grade of feeders.
John Rachwitz was down from Boone
the first of the week packing his house
hold goods, preparatory to moving to
Boone, where he has a lucrative posi-
tion in a meat market.
Mr.. Detlef Meeves, father of Mrs.
John Seemann, is quite i'll at his home
III north Denison. He is an old resi-.
dent of our county, and many friends
hope for a quick recovery.
Mr.. r. b. johnson had the mis-.
fortune to have his left hand quite bad.
ly mashed last Wednesday. He was
hauling timbers for the Central people
and a heavy pile fell on the hand.
Miss Sadie Kinnan left on Thursday
for Sioux City to spend a week visiting
friends. From there she will return to
Hornick, where she begins her third
year as principal Of the school at that
place.
j. B. Romans returned yesterday
/! from Des Moines, where he attended a
meeting Of democrats. Romans is tout
of politics., but is treasurer Of the
democratic state central committee just
the same.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic at Marshall's grove on Wednes-
day afternoon proved a very pleasant
affair. There was a good attendance
and an inexhaustible supply Of refresh
ments.
The story TN His Steps, or What
Would Jesus Do" has had an unprece-
denied ale 1t is the most widely
read of any story Of recent years
and we are glad to be able to present it
to our readers.
In the falling of the steel pillars of
the Chicago coliseum last week, Mr..
Theodore Thorn, a cousin of MIR. j. u.
Lynch, lost his life. Mr.. Lynch went
to Chicago on Tuesday evening to be
tpreseIt at the funeral.
On Mondas. Sept. A, Misses Lille
Raine and Hope Smith take their de-
parture for Indianola, where they viii
ATTEND school school the. coming year
Miss Raine will take a music course
and Miss Smith a collegiate.
Mi. Lutte Seemann has torn himself
away from his duties at the First Ma
tional Bank and is enjoying a vacation
at Lake Okoboji. This is the longes
period he has been absent from thu
bank for a number Of years and he will
no doubt enjoy himself hugely.
Our young friend Guy Whaley wa
here from Danbury the first of TIN
week. He is meeting with ~excellen
success with his photo gallery, blu
says he will be on hand when the fal
! term of the Denison Normal schoo
"opens, and intends to, complete hi
course this year.
3 The season for holding of public sal
will soon be here. The REVIEW Is bel
ter prepared than aver to meet the dc
mands along this line. We print sal
bills in English and German or sepal
!, ately, just as the customer wishes, o
cloth, tag BOARD or white or colore
paper and at rates within the reach {
all.
III. b. Rockwell was the victim of
painful accident, while working on NJ
Lou Nicholson's house. A large pockt
knife was accidentally dropped fro
$ the top of the building-blade open
striking him in the back. While vel
painful, the wound is healing and M
Rockwell will 500 be able to VOL
again.
I'd We are pleased to learn that Bishe
McCabe will be in Denison during co
ference week and that on Sunday, Sc
. TENDER IL, he will perform the Q
VI dinance of baptism for those childrs