The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
WEST SIDE WHISPERS.
Come to West Side the 4th.

Come to West Side the 4th.
Henry Rohwer was a Carroll visitor
Wednesday.
j. G. Suhr made Denison business
call Thursday
w. L. Spottswood is in Denison on
business today.
Will Hope came up from Omaha Sat
urday for short visit.
Chas. Bullock of Denison was doing
business in our city Monday.
Hon j. P. Fitch of Vail was vel.
come visitor in our city Thursday.
Evers q Martins put up a windmill
| for John Dieter near Vail this week.
| Mrs. Swan Eckbergs mother and
sister Of Moline, ILL.,, are visiting at her
| home this week.
b. j. McGowen and two sons of
Chicago arrived in the city Thursday
for few weeks visit.
Gustav Gradert has purchased about
hundred acres of land aioinine the
town on the west of the Iowa r.. r. l.,
| Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohwer and fam
lily have been visiting relatives in Char
ter Oak since Sunday and are expected
to be home Tuesday.
Mrs. 9. j. Mallette and baby leave
this afternoon for their home in Shar-
on Springs Kansas, after months
pleasant visit in this city.
| Mrs. d. /. Mcconnell was called to
Boone Thursday on account of the
death of her daughters, Mrs Nellie Nc
Cartney's, youngest child.
Alfred Troth returned to this city on
Saturday having disposed of his rest
aurant and has engaged to work for j.
j. Woolhiser for few weeks.
The mill at this place was struck by
lightning during the storm Wednesday.
A slight damage to some boards and
timbers and quite a severe electric
shock to the inmates of the mill result
ed therefrom.
VIM. Pruter, ST., and wife of HAYS
township start this afternoon for New
York and thence to Europe where they
will visit not only the Paris exposition
but many other points of interest. We
wish them an enjoyable trip
Arrangements have been made with
the G. & N. w. whereby coach will
be attached to No. b for convenience
OF those wishing to come by train to
West Side July 4th. and also on No 30
for return in the evening: No 80 is due
in Denison about $50 am.
James Fl. Lewis has secured position
in the round house at Council Bluffs
and will move his family to that place
In the near future. MIR. Lewis and his
family have lived here for so MANY
years that it seems difficult to realize
that they are going to leave us but we
nave at least one consolation and that
is the fact that their moving is the re-
suit OF necessity and not of their own
choosing, the change in the freight
division being the cause Mrs Lewis
Will be greatly missed in church work
and all OF the devotion work where She
was always at her post. The kindest
wishes OF the entire community VIII
4 follow them to their new uome.
The sad, although not unexpected
news, was received here Thursday that
j. r. Fulton had died in the early
morni g at his home in Boone. The
deceased was taken sick shortly afte,
returning from visit with his sister in
this city, and although in good health
while here his 80 years were against
him when the test of sickness came.
He was for several years resident OF
this city and had many friends who
will regret to learn of his death.
All of the arrangements have been
perfected for the 4th of July celebra.
ton. a cordial invitation is extended
to the citizens of our neighboring
towns to come and celebrate with us
this year The following is the pro.
gram as arranged:
Firing Salute a. m.
Parade at 10 a. m.
Exercises at Grand Stand II a. m:
Music by Band.
Address of Welcome by President
Geo. E. Spottswood.
Music by Glee Club.
Invocation BY Rev. w. a. Richards.
Music by Band.
Reading Declaration of lndepence by
Miss Charlotte Anderson
Music by Glee Club.
Grafton by Hon. p E. c. Lally.
NjnSin Inv Rand