The Denison review., 1899-06-16

to learn that Dlr. Andrew hanQall mas
resigned as deputy. He intends after a
good vacation to enter medical college
and ipHftes pHftes spape D himself for that profession,
and we we \ sMlshf fiAiH s,tcess. sDsss~
Yesterdays Bullessqi5qkyinsa s seHYfTq+E sHYTqE
teen items OF more or less 'impOttaifce
which had not been printed in a former
issue of the Review. Verify, this
thing of getting state news in bunch
is great thing.
Miss Margaret KING left this after.
ncoa for jacksonville, ILL.,, where she
Will visit relatives for the pext few
weeks. She expects to meet her sister.
Miss Agnes King, at Jacksonville on
her return from Oberlin College.
Alr. j. ii. Gable is again pushing his
excursions out TO Hot Springs, S. D..
Anyone going ON Jake's train is as
sured of a good time, not ouly at the
springs but in going and coming. Jake
always looks Out for his patrons.
Jefferson Avenue, north Of fremont
Street is being opened up for travel.
This is the street running in from; of
Mr.. John Cooks rev house in East
Denison and is one of the many i'm
provements taxi place i'll that pat OF
town.
While the rglas are away the young-
sters VIII play. and SO the Romans
boys, John and Harold, gave Il stag
p -rty yesterday while Mrs. Romans
was spending the day in the country.
Miss Garnet assisted them and the boys
had a grand time.
Mrs. Levi Green OF Arion spent yes
terday in Denson, attending the col
lege commencement. Mr. and Mrs.
Green are now conducting the best ho-
tel in Arion and Me recommend them
to Denison peop!o when stopping in
our western subulb.
Mr.. Sylvester Horr has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Deloit. This
post office has been the cause of a good
deal OF dispute and discussion among
the patrons OF the Office. Mr.. Horr is a
republican OF long standing and we be-
lieve he will make an efficient official.
Two men who were thoroughly i'm
bibed with the 20! be joyful" were
brought before Mayor Kemming who
thirty days to one and ten
days and $40 to the other. They were
safely conducted by Deputy Marshal
Muir to the Jail where they will be free
from rain and sunshine.
Mrs. Harry Meyer of Minneapolis ac-
con panied by her little son, is visiting
at the home of A. j. Bond. She reports
Mr.. Meyer as we'll and that he holds a
very lucrative position with a Minnea-
polls banking firm. 1t will be remem-
bered he was foreman in the REVIEW
office some nine years ago.
Mr.. E. F. Rhodenbaugh has been Sc
lected as principal of the city schools at
Oregon, and he will in all
probability leave for there sometime in
July. MIR. Rhodeubaugh is an excel
lent young man, teacher of expert
ence and will no doubt meet with good
success in his new field of labor.
On June 20, the first excursion of the
season will be run out to Hot Springs,
South Dakota, when an exceptionally
low rate will be made. This is most
delightful place to go to, especially at
this season of the year, and any who
contemplates vacation should consult
with Mr.. j. Fl. Gable, Denison, Iowa.
David F. Brown of Denlson has filed
a petition in bankruptcy. His liahili-
ties in secured claims amount to $500 20
while those unsecured reached the sum
of S2.005. His heaviest creditor is III.
G. Laub, from whom he purchased land
for So, $50. A lot in Denison valued at
$3.50 and personal property amounting
to $3.50 are claimed as exempt. The
petitioner is dealer in patent medi-
cine.-Co. Bluffs Nonpareil.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j. Stoll left last
evening for New York City, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. Stoll re-
signed his position with j. p. Miller &
Co. some time ago and he does not
know that he will return to Denison
permanently again. Gus has lived here
long time and has a wide circle of
friends who regret his departure. Mrs.
Stoll has also made for herself place
in Denison's social and musical circles,
which will be hard to fill. We wish