The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-18

Mr.. Chas. Voss is spending the day
on his farm in Ida county superintend-
ing number of improvements he is
having made there.
Mr.. John Duffie made flying trip to
Milwaukee and Chicago last week
leaving here Friday night ard return
ing Monday morning.
j. j. Wieland, wife and baby, Miss
Alice Sewell and Mrs. Duftie spent a
day of last week at McDougal & Duties
camp near Schleswig. They report a
very good time.
The sheriffs appraising jury took a
trip to Arion yesterday to pass judg-
ment on the amount due from the H. |
linois Central for damages to the school
property at that place.
Little Johanna Otto had the misfor- |
tune to fall and break her arm last Sun
day. This is the third time this arm
has been broken. If she keeps on she
will break the record too.
d. Gulick has commenced the cree
tion of dwelling house on his vacant
lot at the corner of Broadway and |
Washington avenue. Raine Il Scott
are doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. DR.. Carr of Dow City, her niece
from Missouri Valley, Miss Carr of
Chicago, and Mrs. Chas. Uuderhlll and
daughter of Arion were entertained by
Mrs. 1. A. Underhill Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. johnson and their
little ones drove over from Charter Oak
Sunday and visited at the Mahoney
home. Mrs. A. D. Mallory accom-
panied them and will remain in De1i-
son for the summer.
Rev. Father NJ. j. Farrelly left for
st. Paul on Sunday evening. being
called there by the serious illness of his
sister. Mrs. j. T. Haugh was unable
to go as she had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle badly.
The pipe organ at the Presbyterian
church will be ready for use by next
Sunday. Mr.. Kicker of Omaha has
practically rebuilt the organ and says
it is OF very fine make and will prove
beautiful instrument both in tone and
finish.
The city marshal has been busy the
past few days going the rounds of the
tire hydrants, unloosing the plugs and
oiling same. This is good idea, there
were number of plugs which were
very tight and in case of fire would
have been very embarrassing.
Six OF the boys and girls of the Cath
ole church partook of their first COM
munion last Sunday. This is an i'm
portant step in the life of every chris
tian and we can but hope that the
young people will faithfully live up to
the tenets of their chosen belief.
M a. Harding and family will oc-
cupy the residence at present occupied
by Mr.. Chas. Bollen. Mr.. Bollen's new
residence is fast nearing completion
and he expects to get settled the first
part of August. Mr.. Harding is for
tunate in getting a house so near his
business.
Born, on Friday, July Ia, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pfarr, a daughter. 1.-The
Boys' are all papa's now and by good
rights we ought to begin calling it
1.-THE Mems Store" We congratulate
the parents upon the birth of the little
daughter and hope for her long, hap
py and useful life.
Mr.. N. r. Larson of Otter Creek
township was quite disgusted Saturday
because he got into town just little
too late to attend the republican con-
vention. Pete is one of the old stand
bys. We can hardly remember another
convention at which he was not pres
emit. He is a prosperous, forehanded
farmer and it comes natural for him to
be a republican.
The band concert on Friday evening
was one of the best given this season
and was very much enjoyed. The boys
made a popular move when they de-
cided on these concerts. They not only
afford enjoyment to the people, but are
a great help to the band. There will
be considerable demand for music dur
ing the coming fall, and our band will
be in excellent shape to meet any
emergency.
We were pleased to receive card
announcing the marriage on July 18th
ofMiss Florence Rannells and Charley
Campbell Moore of TT. Collins, Colo.
Mr.. Moore is prosperous citizen of
the Silver state, and his bride is one of
Crawford's most lovely and lovable
daughters. She was for some time a
teacher in our public schools and the
kindly Vvish0a Of vOnn0 and old IN until,