The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-06
"a Friend in Needs a Friend indeed

Fred Brandenburg had a runaway
smash up Saturday. His new buggy
was injured, but no other casualties are
reported.
WeMbqps ahe board 2eol} ! VT Supervisors i t1ss
will do their utmost to equalize the tax;
alton. The assessments are manifessEflly
unjust in very many instances
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt are enjoy
ing visit from Miss Ardena Spencer
oil Wyoming county, New York, who
arrived the first of the week.
Greene county republicans have
adopted the primary system. We have
never seen an instance where the prim
airy system did not provoke bitter party
strife and tend to reduce majorities.
Nels Miller, a prosperous farmer near
Deloit was a pleasant caller on Satur-
day. He left his best wishes in the way
of subscription money for the REVIEW
another year.
Mr.. S. w. Plimpton returned to his
home in Ohio on Saturday afternoon.
He had a pleasant visit, but his friends
regret that he could not remain for the
Soldiers Reunion.
The schools taught by the Misses
Agnes and Anna Owens rendered
very appropriate program on Decora-
ton Day, after which all partook of
bounteous repast.
Mr.. Scott McKlm of Deloit was in
town Saturday. He stated he intend
ed moving the postoffice down to the
new town soon and also that Deloit
was on the boom.
Veterinary Simpson, accompanied by
Attorney 1. V. Jackson, was at Hohen-
zollern on Monday looking after some
business matters among some of the
graders in that locality.
Mrs. j. E. Hart, sister of Mrs. j. p.
Conner. is somewhat improved in health
since coming to Denison. Mrs. Morgan
of Dunlap is spending much of her
time here assisting in caring for her.
The REVIEW acknowledges the re-
ceipt of letter from Mr.. NJ. j. Cosman
of Clinton, Iowa, in which he states
that he is meeting with good success
with his rheumatic cure. He has it for
sale in all the drug stores, Mr.. Cassa-
day being his agent here.
On Monday the Northwestern COM
menced laying rails from Mo. Valley to
Council Bluffs. This is for the double
track. 1t is expected the track will be
laid from Marshalltown to Boone this
year, and the space between Boone and
Mo. Valley taken up next year.
Mr.. e. w. Anderton is in receipt of a
letter from Coy. Shaw saying that Al
bert is much improved in health both
in mind and body and will be able to
return home from Clarinda sometime
this month We are glad that Albert's
arrangement has proven but temporary.
Mrs. Mat Wulf, woman of twenty.
six years of age, residing in Morgan
township, was brought before the in.
sane commission on Monday and ad.
Judged insane. She was taken to Cha.
rinda this morning. where it is hoped
she will be benefited and soon restored
to her family.
| During quarrel at railroad camp
near Dunlap on Saturday night a negro
named Walter Buchanan was shot il
the shoulder by co-employee. Tit
cause of the trouble has not been learn
ed, but it is supposed to be jealousy
The man who did the shooting mad,
his presence scarce.
Blaine Hunt left on Sunday evenin,
for Salida. Colorado, where he, will re
main during the summer. His healtl
has not been all that it should be and i
is hoped that the mountain air viii
benefit him. Blaine is one of tn
brightest boys Denison has produces
and the best wishes of all go with hin
for pleasant summer and return t
perfect health.
4 The friends of Fred 81. Bond, son @
DR.. l.. l.. Bond of West Side, will b
J pleased to learn that little daughte
was born at his home last week, W
congratulate. Fred, or Hamilton as
is known at Fonda, is one of the mos
prosperous lawyers of that city. He
chairman of the republican count
central committee and is one of til
| most popular men in his county.
!. One of the most delightful reception
ever held in Denison was given Satu
day afternoon by Mrs. Eugene Guile
and Mrs. G. l.. Voss. The beautif,
= Gulick home was made more attra
tive with a profusion of flowers arran,
ed artistically through the .parlors an