The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-27
Arthur Green is ill with tonsilitis.

Arthur Green is ill with tonsilitis.
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Tommie Servoss and sisters, Mayme
and Annie, of Vail, passed through our
city today on their way to Modale.
In another column will be found an
announcement from Seemann Bros in
which they say their Mr. r. F. Brewer,
optician, will be at their store on Nov.
6 to IL.
The rains of this week. have been
very welcome by every one. Especially
have they been beneficial to ou1 farmers,
the pastures are renewed, rivers and
wells replenish, and fall blowing made
possible.
The Sabbath morning services at the
Baptist church will consist of interest
ing reports from the state convention
by various members and in the evening
song and praise service, the choir
taking the leading part.
The Presbyterian ladies are busy pre-
pairing for their annual supper and ba-
zaar. The articles for sale will be dis
played in booths representing the Seven
Ages 1t will be held at Opera House
on afternoon and evening of Dec. -
Roadmaster Schomweg OF the Boyer
Valley has arrived in Denison with his
family and has moved into the Gulick
house, recently erected on the corner
of Broadway and Washington Avenue.
We welcome them to our city.
City Solicitor McLennan received a
telegram on Thursday. saying his
father, who lives at Blanchard, Iowa.
YVES seriously i'll. Mr. McLennan took
the afternoon train for that place. 1t
is the hope Of many friends that he may
find his fathers condition improved.
In reply to question as to whether
the Philippine war should still be car
RED on or stopped our own James
Armstrong Of Company G, says:
lit would be nice thing indeed, to
surrender to Aguinaldo. Don't men.
tion it. We are loyal reglment-not
the kind the yellow papers are looking
for"
The Daily Iowa Capital has sent one
of its editorial writers, Mr.. John Briar,
to San Francisco, to report everything
pertaining to the arrival of the Fifty
first Iowa, and Mr.. Briar is doing excel
lent work. No other daily newspaper
in Iowa has sent special man to San
Francisco.
MIR. T. j. Garrison, who returned
from Chicago this morning, informs US
that Miss Lillian changed her plans be-
fore leaving for the east, and will spend
week in Washington city and visit
| Miss Meyers. Mr.. Garrison says he
met Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Tabor in Chi
cago, and that they we're having such a
good time that they do not know when
they will return.
The Davenport Democrat of the 18th
inst. announced the marriage of w. G.
Rollins and Miss Theresa Meyer for the
18th inst. AS we knew this to be a
little previous, we did not clip it, How
ever the many friends of this couple
will be pleased to know they we're mar.
ried Wednesday and returned today.
They will occupy the house vacated by
Ira Gillmor.
Miss Abbie Bailey has rendered hel
resignation as assistant of the Traders
Bank, which she has so faithfully filled
Henry Stuck will fill the vacancy caused
by Miss Bailey's resignation. MIR
Stuck comes to US well recommended
he having filled the cashiership for
long time at j. z. Miller Il Co. Mr.
Stuck is bright young German Amer
lean and will make valuable accession
to Vail.-Vail Observer.
Mr.. Alex Haines had the misfortune
w hoA = LILO UaulAO lOCClVly WullO a
work on the new German Methods
church. The accident untitled him flo
work and would have been seriou
misfortune to him, had he not CARRIE
accident insurance in the Woodmen 0
the World accident insurance company
as it was claim was made and prompt
i ly his ten dollars week for the tw
weeks enforced idleness was returne
to him.
Since our last report the followin
q gentlemen have received ther natural
cation papers: Harold Johnson, Jaco
Broders, Theo. w. Holling, March,
> Wulf, Morris Dethlefsen, Henry Gron,
berg, Okla Wilmer Chris Rossow, Wn
Brandt, Peter Peters, J. E. Nielsen,
r. Muenschar John Pirwitz pot Hor1