The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-03


A. Fishelof Dow City is in town on
business today.
VIM. Barstow was over from Manila
yesterday on business.
Miss Alma Brant returned to her
home in Ute Wednesday,.
Sheriff Bell and A. Pump returned
today from Clarinda, Iowa.
Lew Romans of Charter Oak was
traAsactiug business in town yesterday.
| Patti, the noted songstress, was mar
RED Tuesday to Baron Cederstrom of
LOnduu.
Mrs Ross Masters LETT ON Monday
for Tennessee where she Will visit with
relatives and friends
Miss Mamie Bell menl 70 Dow City
todaS 10 visit over Sunday with her
GRANDMA, Mrs. Crandall
Mrs John Goldman and children left
for Wall Lake last week. They will
make this their future home.
Mr.. c. j. Newcom is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF a fine White turkey which he
hal shipped hum from Lyons, Iowa.
RIO Novelty company Tuesday
nigh. This company S highly recon
mended and will doubtless give a good
performance.
Prof VanNess is billed for another
OF his interesting lectures at West Side
On February 10th under the auspices of
the Epworth League.
Mr.. Wilson, of the Bulletin office
wishes us to say that he was not pre-
vented from playing in the band on
Monday by his employer. We are glad
this is true. Although the matter was
reported from apparently reliablo
sources, we hated to believe the pigeon
was that small.
The Bulletin of last week contains an
excellent suggestion as to the need of
improved and enlarged water supply.
A great deal of water will be used for
building purposes this spring and the
regular demands are growing larger all
the time. The city council will doubt
less give the matter their attention.
D,tr ;o1y
township made the REVIEW a pleasant
visit today. He is looking hale and
hearty except for touch of rhenma-
tism which makes him trifle lame.
Mr. Granger likes the Twice a-week
REVIEW very much and he paid his
subscription in advance as he has done
for the past nineteen years.
Governor Shaw's speech at Brooklyn
on Wednesday evening was one of the
most notable utterances of the year
and places him in the front rank as an
eloquent and cogent speaker. We had
hoped to be able to give his speech in
full in this issue and held our editorial
columns open for it. We were disap-
pointed in this but we hope to be able
to place it before our readers soon.
The Cedar Rapids Republican has
the following to say of the Reno Nov
city Co. They will show here Tuesday
evening and deserve good patronage.
''Our Opera House manager secured
a sure card in Prof. Reno, the sign,
standing room only being displayed
each evening. Reno is wonderful il
luslonlst. and no mistake. He is posi-
lively proof against detection. His
large audiences each evening is proof
tainment."
Mr.. John Seemann has returned from
the Cripple Creek country and his fam.
lily and friends are rejoiced to see him
again. He looks trife older than
when he left for the gold hills but is as
bronzed and rugged and healthy look.
ing as of old. He will remoin until
spring when he expects to return to his
western work. In the meantime he Is
kept busy visiting and telling all about
the gold fields and the Denison people
who are out there.
The funeral services of Mrs. Hans
Martin were held Wednesday after
noon at the German Methodist church,
Rev. G. G. Claussen officiating The
remains were laid to rest in the Deni-
son cemetery. Those from abroad
who attended the services were her
brother, Mr.. Jurgen Schroeder, of
Hohenzollern and her sister, Mrs.
Claus Stammer, Of near Aspinwall.
Her son, Arthur, will live with his
aunt, Mrs. Stammer, of Aspinwall.
B. f. Lesher reports that the ice har-
vest for this season was completed the
first of the week. They have harvested
the finest, clearest, cleanest and purest
crop of ice ever secured for the city of
Denison This has required a vast