The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-31

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Mrs. w. H. Gregory visited her
daughter in Council Bluffs over Sun
day.
Mrs. w, P. Hover is enjoying visit
from her friend, Mrs. Roberts, OF Te-
kamah, Neb.
Parties, having their own plates, can
have their cards engraved very cheaply
by leaving their order at this office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres went to Vail
today; she is arranging her business
matters preparatory to her intended
trip to New York.
There was good attendance at the
teachers meeting on Saturday. Those
reading papers we're Profs. j. II. Holmes
and H. V. Failor ard Mrs. E. S. Plimp-
ton.
James Harkins, of Clinton, visited
over Sunday and Monday with relatives
in Denison. Harry Mclaughlin &C
companied him here and will remain a
few days.
Messrs. Glassburn and Hannah, teach
ers in the Harlan schools, made visit
to the Denison schools this week. They
report themselves as we'll pleased with
the work done by our schools.
On the third page of the issue will be
found the sample ballot as will be
voted on next Tuesday. Study il we'll,
then 60 to the polls and cast your bal
lot as your conscience directs.
Mr.. Cyrus Beard was called to Des
Moines yesterday by important legal
business before the Supreme court.
Who ever heard of Mr.. O'Hare having
any business before the Supreme court2
Judge j. P. Conner e,p cts to go to
Chicago to consult physicians regarding
his health. Mr.. Conner has worked
very hard this summer and fall and the
strain has told upon his strength some
what.
Schleswig is to have a newspaper
soon, if reports are true. Mr.. Max
formerly of Gray where he
conducted paper, will run German
paper in connection with his barber
shop.
60 THEM shipped three of his
thorough bred chickens to Vernon,
Texas, on Monday last. Mr.. Thiem's
fame as chicken breeder has gone all
over American fact England as we'll
aud he receives many orders.
The college foot ball eleven drove
over to Storm Lake last Friday and met
the team from that city. The Denison
boys were defeated by score of % to
0. We are informed the Storm Lake
boys will return the game Thanksgiv-
ing.
Dl. j. 1. Gibson went to Des Moines
on Monday AFTERNOON. From there he
will go to Minneapolis where he will
attend a meeting of the National Vet
Urinary Association. The DR.. is an
earnest worker in his profession and
takes prominent part in all meetings
held in it's interest. Hn
The Bulletin is the first paper on
record to discover that the best quail
cation for legislator is that he should
do nothing. According to the Bulletin
the bigger the blockhead the better
the legislator, if people believed the
Bulletin they would begin to think Mr..
Blume entirely too active.
E. j. Cooper, son in law of w. I.
Harker. has just returned from Klon-
dyke, where he has been the past two
years. He gives descriptive inter.
view to the Seattle Intelligence, which
is quite interesting. In couclusiol he
says Had known of the dangers IN
cident to the voyage don't believe ]
would have undertaken it, though
have the satisfaction of having SC
complished what | set out to do"
On Sunday occurred the death OF
Mrs. Michael Flahive of Dow City, the
cause of death being dropsy and heart
failure. Deceased was a lady 35 years
of age, and had been a sufferer fol
many months. She was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Granger O
Paradise township, and was woman
much loved by all who knew her, TIL,