The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-17
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1.-The Boys'' speak to the people
through these columns in this issue.
Rev. r. q. Bond of Milton, Junction,
Wisconsin, who is in his S7th year, ar.
rived in Denison on Wednesday OF this
week and will make his home with his
son, DR. L. l.. Bond.
Remember the big, eight page twice
a-week REVIEW and the Monthly Mag
azine is only 81 90 "a year. 1856 pages OF
news and short stories and Clean in
structive reading for 200 cents. No
extra price to secure all the reading
matter you need.
Paul Will has removed with his fam
lily to Holstein, Iowa, at which place he
will make his future home While in
business in Denison Mr. Will made
many friends by his genilemanly con-
duct who wish for him a prosperous
future.
Henry Meeves has sold his pacing
mare, Posey Toilette, to ID. w. Waldron
al Glidden, receiving the neat sum of
800 90 in hard cash for the animal
Posey is an honest racer, gentle car
riage driver, and one of the fastest
horses ever owned in Denison.
Mr.. Wilcox, the laundr, man, expects
toget moved into his new building on
Broadway next Monday. His business
has increased so much the past year
that his present quarters are entirely
too small, and he is anxiously awaiting
the completion of bis new building.
Conductor Mason of the Boyer Val
ley, will soon sever his connection with
the G 4 N. w. and go to New Orleans.
From New Orleans he will 20 to st.
Charles, La, where he will visit mum.
Der of relatives. Mr.. Mason's smiling
countenance will be greatly missed by
patrons of the Boyer Valley line.
From the Vail Observer we note that
the happy home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith OF Milford township was the
scene OF very enjoyoble party on Fri
day evening. MIR. and Mrs. Smith are
very highly respected people and any
one receiving an Invitation to their
nome is assured of a good time.
Mr.. E. G. S. Brainard of Ogsen, Utah
formerly agent OF the c. & N W. R'y
at this place, was in the city this week,
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
King. Mr.. Brainard has property in
terests here which demand his atten.
ton from time to time and he is always
welcomed by his many Cid friends.
Mr.. Stewart McCloy, one of the Cen.
tral engineers located at Denison, has
just returned from his "Old Kentucky
Home" where he has been for visit.
Mr.. McCloy has made numerous friends
during his stay in Denlson-in fact no
social FUNCTION is complete without his
presence-and all are pleased at his re.
turn.
On Saturday Mr.. E. G. Sage will ship
car load of heavy draft horses aver.
aging 1900 pounds each, to the pineries
of north Wisconsin. Some of these
horses are of his own raising and some
he has purchased in the county MIR.
Sage will 60 with the shipment, which
will be made to Grand Rapids, Wis.
There is always a good market for
heavy draft teams.
Mr., D. B. Pollard, of Oak Park. i'll,
has been visiting in Denison and vicin-
ity for the past week. Mr.. Pollard
owns fine farm in Jackson township,
about a mile and q quarter from the
new town of Boyer. Mr.. Pollard is
much pleased with the growth and
prosperity of the county and has sub
scribed for the REVIEW in order to
keep posted on what occurs here.
Or. Albert Phillips, who has had a
successful practice at Vail, Iowa, for
the last three years, has come to Sioux
City with his family to locate, desiring
a larger field for the practice of his pro.
fession than smaller town affords.
He will probably take an Office in tho
Brown block. DR.. Phillips formerly
lived in Sioux Citv, and has large
number of friends here.-Sioux City
Journal.
We would recommend Bro. Caswell
to the Denison Normal college, where
he can obtain a thorough education in
some of the elementary branches in
which he Is deficient. He might learn
learn how to spell ''cholerc" and the
meaning of ''juxtaposition" and many
other things which would give him
sufficient knowledge to begin Journal
istic career. Above all, if someone
could teach him how TO behave like a