The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-20
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Republican county convention to-
morrow.
Robt. McKim is transacting business
in Denison this week. He says Lake
City is growing rapidly
w. W. Cushman is away again on a
land trip. ''Cush" is unquestionable a
pusher and works up lots of business.
G. d. Miller is now occupying his
new mil! near the Central and is being
kept busy waiting on customers. See
his ad elsewhere.
Born. on Tuesday, April 18th, to Rev.
and Mrs. F. Lothripger second son.
Mother and child are in good health.
We congratulate.
Ring up telephone No. al TO. your
engraved visiting cards. Get hun
dred cards and your plate as cheap as
good work will permit.
Our old friend j. J. Reynolds of Dow
City, made us a pleasant call. He has
been a REVIEW reader for nineteen
years and is paid to 1901.
The dance at the opera house on
Monday evening was well attended and
all report good time. Richards or
nj T,,r
Mr.. Frank Young has been reap
pointed oil inspector in this district for
the next two years. Mr. Young has
made an excellent and painstaking
official
Pref. Van Ness is conducting a meet
ing of the Northwestern Teachers AS
sociation at Sioux City today. His
ability as an instructor is fast reaching
State wide.
viii Dover has now secured nearly
$3.50 toward the building of his house
1t is still our opinion that the deed
should be held in trust as suggested in
previous iss;ie.
Or. l.. L. Bond accompanied Miss
Glennie Paine to Omaha on Wednesday.
Miss Paine is suffering from appendi-
cities and on Sunday an operation will
be performed.
And still they come. The old RE
VIEW subscribers who caTelessly allow
ed their subscription to get past due are
rapidly bringing the REVIEW list back
to its old proportions.
Messrs. NJ. L. and ID T. Keane of
Vail were Denison visitors yesterday.
"Bub'' was on the jury for the Moor
McIlenry case for a while, but was ex
cused much to his Joy. 49'
Mr.. Livingston is having such extern
sive repairs made in the Main street
res -aurant that it already looks like al
new room. When he opens up bust Z.
ness he will have things fixed in fine
shape,
Mr.. and Mrs. [. Howorth are the
proud parents of little daughter,
born to them on Tuesday of this week
The tile one weighed nine and one
half pounds We extend congratula
tions. 81
Mr.. Eugene Gulick left the first of
the week for a ten days business trip
to New Orleans and other southern
cities. This is a good time of the year
for southern trip and we hope Eugene
will have a good time.
Trains No. 25and 26 on the III. Cent
raj will carry passengers to and from
Denison to all neighboring towns on
this line. This is a great conve nience
to Denison and her patrons as it enables
one to come and do trading without
losing whole day.
Prof. Van Ness has lately received a
barrel of maple syrup from Ohio. and
on Wednesday invited in the near
neighbors and a royal feast was had.
During the evening much merriment
was created with stereopticon views an
singing Allpresent report a good time
The owner of the pocketbook found
by Mr.. Herman Steensen a couple OF
weeks ago, called on Mr.. Steensen to,
day and received the book. John Tank
was the owner and he desires to thank
Mr. Steensen. The pocketbook was ad
vertlsed in the WANT column of the
REVIEW.
Lieut.. Dull of the 5lst Iowa, a resi-