The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-14

Guess again.
Mr.. Sage's Shorthorn sale March %.
p H. Rank went to Arion on bust
ness today.
Be sure and read this installment of
the Governors speech.
Albert Miller is up and around after
seven weeks illness.
Mrs Joe Mills and daughter returned
to their home in Charter Oak today.
Mr.. A. N. Currier has purchased a
fine driving horse of Mr.. j. T. Haugh.
The Currier household is now on the
mend after severe siege of la grippe.
w. w. Brown of Shelby has been yis-
iting his brother, A. H. Brown during
the past week.
Arthur w. Miller shipped car of
cattle Tuesday. We hope that he
found good market.
The mercury has gone up seventy
five degrees in the past few days. Let
the good work go on.
County Auditor Carey and Treasurer
Lorenzen went to Des Moines this af-
ternoon to attend a meeting of the
state convention of county officers.
1t is little hard for the Bulletin to
try to draw the Demokrat into its at
tack on Marshall Rogge. Editor Faul
has to much good sense to do such a
thing,
d. G. Chamberlln has received a
chainless Crescent bicycle, and is now
anxlously awaiting the advent of spring
so that he can show its good points to
the people.
Mr.. Chas. Nord left last week for
Idaho Falls, Idaho where he will make
his home. He has ordered the REVIEW
sent him for the coming year. We hope
he will like his new home.
The REVIEW gives its readers syn
opsis of the findings of the war investi-
CATION committee. This committee
was of a non-partisan nature. and their
report is entitled to thoughtful consid-
Grafton.
A. III. Bowen has purchased Edward
Otis residence in south Denison and
will take possession soon. Mr.. OFT in
tends to make his future home in Dav-
EXPORT. His many friends will regret
his departure.
The following attended the club
dance given at Vail last evening, and
all report having good time: Harry
Luney and wife, Miss Nellie Griffen.
Messrs. Oren McAhren, Homer Part
ridge and Jim Luney.
+ Mesdames j. p. Conner, B. F. Phil
brook and I'll. A. Boyle attended Mrs.
Wheeler's party in Dunlap Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Wheeler entertained
about sixty ladies and those who went
from Denison report delightful after
noon.
Little Miss Gibson has taken it into
her pretty head to have the chicken pox
SO the meeting of the Coterie club which
which was to have been held with her
mamma has been postponed. The time
for the meeting will be announced later
in this paper.
The engine at the mill of Luney
Bros. broke down again this morning
The piston he'd was broken and the
cylinder head knocked out. Messrs
Sam Luney and Sam Smyth took tn.
afternoon train for Des Moines to have
4 The damage repaired.
In our last issue we published shor
mention of the superior qualities of tn,
Charter Oak flour and the numerou
places where it could be purchased
The article was signed by Mr.. q.
Plimpton, but our typographers got TIN
name all out of shape, and we inser
this as correction.
Mrs. l.. A, Sewell very delightfully."-
, entertained her neighbors at thimbI
, party on Saturday afternoon. Despit
the severe weather about twenty ladie
responded 70 Mrs. Sewell's invitation
and merry fancy work bee was tn
| result. Misses Allie and Ada Sewel
served the guests with delicious tw
course luncheon.
Mrs. Georgia Mcclellan was in Wa
terloo last week in conference with til
officers of the G. A. R. to make al
rangemcnts for the next encampment