The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30

Mr.. p. H. Connolly and sister, Miss
Eva, arrived from Holy Cross Thurs
day afternoon ovisit with their sisters,
Mrs. Z. j. Farrelly and Miss Mae Con-
nelly. p. H. expects to go to South
Dakota for his health.
Theodore Hansen is expected from
Montana soon after the Fourth After
visit here he will return to his west
ern home accompanied by Mrs. Hansen
and Miss Lena Aebischer, who will
teach there during the coming year.
The Dark Town Fire Brigade will be
under the charge of Mr.. James McClel-
Ian and extensive preparations are be-
ing made for the huge bonfire and the
subsequent fun. Every merchant is
requested to donate all the old boxes
etc, they can spare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen are spend
ing short vacation in Clinton. They
will be present at the marriage of MIR.
Bollen's sister. Charlie is one of our
brightest and most Industrious young
men and deserves the good time he
will doubtless have.
We publish the call for the county
convention in this issue. Township
chairmen should act promptly and see
that caucuses are announced and weh
advertised The REVIEW will be
pleased to publish caucus calls when
ever they are sent in.
Messrs. Romans, Lally and Gulick
are the committee to superintend the
carriage section of the parade. Let
everyone turn out and show their pa
triotism. A prize of $500 is offered
for the best looking turnout and $500
for the worst looking one.
The primary teachers of Denison
have organized a little private class
and model school OF their own for the
summer months IN order to instruct
themselves in the most modern meth
DDS. We are glad to see our teachers
take such interest in their work.
The REVIEW Office has been serious
ly crippled this week by it's broken en-
CINE shaft. Having to do everything
by foot and hand power has caused
much delay and taken our force from
the work on the paper. We UNDER
stand one of the other Denison offices
has had similar mishap. We extend
our sympathy.
Almor Stern of Logan made us
pleasant call to-day and subscribed for
the Great and Only in order to keep
posted on affairs in Crawford Mr.
Stern represents the Northwestern Ry.
in it's town site business in this and
Harrison counties. He visited Deloit to
day on business for the company.
Miss Nettie Ryan of Maple River and
Miss Mary Staiert of Arcadia are at
tending the summer school at Denison.
These young ladies are among the best
teachers in Carroll county, and though
they are always sure of good positions
they take every opportunity for further
qualifying themselves for their work.
Carroll Times.
Governor Shaw has been quite busy
for the last two or three weeks making
commencement addresses. He has
been doing some sensible talking and
the character of his addresses is first
class. l.. M. Shaw has developed won
derfully as good talker and clear
thinker within the last five years.
Carroll Herald.
John Baker, the GILMAN, has been
making his rounds this week with a
make shift outfit, selling kerosene from
Darrell. which looks very much as if
the report that the Standard OIL Co.
had swallowed the Whiskey trust was
true. Johns Oil wagon is being re-
painted and repaired and will soon be
out again in all it's glory.
The Denison Demokrat complains
tina. the tax on cigars is alike for the
'stwofers" and the three-for-a-quarters
The tax is equally unjust on marriage
licenses, being the same whether the
bride is charming maiden or a grass
widow OF whether the honeymoon lasts
through lifeor but brief three months
The Demokrat surely has another kick
coming.
Miss Lillian M. Plimpton will deliver
a talk at the Baptist church next Sun
day evening on American Missions. ,
Miss Pl;mpton is one of Denison's