The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

Mr.. Chas. Erne, living near Boyer,
was Denison visitor yesterday.
. Mrs. Norman Nash and children are
taking an outing at Lake View.
Mr.. OFT enrolled for normal this week
He will teach in Morgan this winter.
Theo. Hensen and wife expect to
leave today for their home in Montana.
I John Curry of Deloit came down to
Denfson on the B. v. yesterday after
noon.
K Paul Hensen went to Ames Monday
afternoon to commence his fall term of
school.
y August Evers came down from West
Side Saturday to visit relatives and
friends. ssr
Jas. Saul, Of Paradise, came in yes
terday to transact business at the
county seat.
Misses Anna and Title Riepen have
returned from a visit with relatives
near Chicago.
Miss Dele Marshall visited with
friends in Omaha last week and took in
the exposition.
Prof. Holmes and Clarence Mccoy
were in Ida county on business few
days last week.
Miss Anna Peterson has returned to
her work at The Boys store after two
weeks vacation.
Harry Carpenter and Charlie Morris
left this morning for Lake View via
the Boyer Valley.
l.. Cole, wife AMI family were guests
at the parents of the former at Charter
Oak Saturday and Sunday.
James Halkins, Of Clinton, is in Den
ison for a few days, visiting with old
friends and acquaintances.
Il Chas. Galbreath and daughter, Stella
took in the sights at the new town of
Schleswig ore day last week.
Supti B. P. Hoist, of Boone, will lee
ture before the teachers on Wednesday
evening. Everyone isinvited.
Chas. Galbleath's nieces and neph-
ews departed for their homes last week
after few weeks stay in this city.
Miss Emma Ivens has returned from
month s sojourn in Wall Lake as the
guestof Mr.. and Mrs. John Ge!man.
Mr.. b. +. Mitchell, of Hays township,
made an over Sunday visit in Denison
with his daughter, Ms. Emil Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. N. Jordan of Dun
lap visited Sunday and Monday morn
ing with relatives and friends in Deni-
son.
= Miss Matte Higley visited her sister,
Rachel, a.few days last week, and was
among the excursionists to Lake View
Saturday. s.
The Misses Harper and Arnold spent
Saturday and Sunday at their homes in
Bell. Mr.. Arnold and Jordan returned
with them Sunday.
Prof. Hover expects to give a musical
recital in the near future. He is doing
good work with his music class and the
recital will be we'll worth hearing.
Misses Florence and Beatrice Kirkup
will receive their young lady friends
Friday afternoon in honor of the Misses
Hoffman and kibler.
The German Methodist Sunday
school will hold a picnic in the near
future. On Thursday evening meet.
ing will he held to perfect the arrange
mentS.
We regret to learn that Mr.. and Mrs
W. d. Judd expect to leave Denison in
the near future. They nave made
many friends during their year of resi-.
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The REVIEW wishes to acknowledge
the courtesy Of Mr.. S V. O'Hare, sec
rotary of the democratic convention, il
furnishing US with the minutes of the
convention.
Phil Lochmiller jr., one of the popu
lar clerks in Miller s. Co.'s store, lef
this week for three weeks vacation
He will visit in Wall Lake and Sion,
4 City and from thence will make a tri,
to the east.
4 Chas. Tabor and DR.. Philander Tabo
left this morning for brief trip to Ho
'iSprings, South Dakota. DR.. Tabor is
remarkable man in many ways. He j
now nearly eighty-three years of ag
and is as active both i'll mind and bod
as a young man. There is no reaso
why he should not pass the centur
mark. -