The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-24


Watch for Johnson's advertisement
in our next issue.
G. E. Price of Vail was in town on
business Tuesday.
There was quite attendance at the
Scott sale Tuesday.
Henry Gibson, OF Dow City, is at
tending court this week.
VIM. Mitchell of Vail was in town on
business Tuesday afternoon.
IL. Pease enjoyed visit this week
from his mother of Dunlap.
Thos. Lister was down to Arion on
business last Tuesday afternoon.
j. P. Miller & Co., that old reliable
firm, have new ad in this ISSUE
Mrs. Henry Beck of Vail was a visit
on Thursday with friends in Denison.
d. F. Bryan, of Paradise, returned
Wednesday from a trip to Des Moines.
Land Agent 7. A. Harris of Charter
Oak was a county seat visitor Thurs
day.
Operator Young OF West Side spent
Thursday with his parents and many
friends in our city.
Miss uerrig of Wall Lake is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Norman Nash a
few days this week.
Alfred Wright. Walls enterprising
lumberman, was business transacter
in town yesterday.
Misses Holmes and Cavett of Charter
Oak are visiting in Denison this week
at the home of Mrs. +. G. Evans.
Mr.. Fred Tneodorf left for Knox Co.
Nebraska last Tuesday. He has bought
farm there and intends to remain.
A brother of Mr.. Claus Strathman
living in Davenport died last week IN
his end year. He was a prominent
citizen of Scott county.
Miss Jennie Scott OF DanDury paid
the college a short visit Wednesday,.
We know that the sympathy of all goes
out to her in her deep sorrow.
Remember the kinetoslope entertain
tonight ard 10 morrow night at Ger
mania hall. Opera house maIaeers
speak very highly OF the performers.
Services at the Episcopal church next
Sunday, Feb. IS, by Rev r. G. Talbot
at $3.50 p. II. Holy communion after
the service All are cordially invited
The Forty ninth Iowa is soon to be
DISCHARGED from Uncle Sans service
Th VIII be Welcom- relief to many
Hawkeye boys and to The loving ones
Al home as we'll.
Harvey Cook is preparing to move
on his farm across the river west OF
Denison. Harvey is an industrious
and Woodworking man and we predict
he will be successful.
We regret to chronicle the death OF
the infant child OF MIR. and Mrs. II.
Kinney OF East Boyer township which
occurred last week. Their many friends
will deeply sytnpathize with them in
their loss.
The masquerade bail given by the
Germanla society ON Thursday evening
was a success, ii good crowd being
in attendance Music was furnished
by the home orchestra, which was very
satisfactory.
Married at the home OF Peter Hen.
ningsen in Goodrich township Hans III.
Henningsen and Margaretha Henning-
sen at 2 p. m. February 81. Witnesses.
John IIenningsen and Maria "A. fhams
Rev Clauson officiating.
Those who took advantage of the RE
VIEWS weather prediction last Tues
day and laid in a supply of coal, are in
luck for the black diamonds are scarce
in this neighborhood today. Hens
eggs are also as scarce as hens teeth.
Chapel at college passed Off very
quietly the 22d. LII place OF devotional
hymns patriotic airs were sung, the
colors were displayed, and Prof. Var
Ness gave short talk OH true great
ness.
Roeh Bros. have made "A great addi
ton to their plant in the way OF Il new
gasoline engine This makes tht
seventh gasoline engine now in use il
Denison. We congratulate the boy.
down the hill on their growing bust
ness.
Mr.. Abner Graves OF Dow City wa
stopping at the Wilson House Wednes
day and Thursday. Mr.. Graves will
remain in Iowa about thirty days Whel
he returns to Denver where he is large
ly interested in Columbian and othe
mines.
Pythian banquet Tuesday evening
Mrs. j. II. Holmes was finally persuade