The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-19

ate of the Denison college, is now en- :
Logged as stenographer and b~ookkeeper
the REVIEW office.
Mr.. w. E.. johnson has had his
.ouse raised about six feet and has
therwise improved his premises like {
ROOD citizen that he is. ]
Mrs. Asa Dow and little daughter,
1enevive. accompanied by Miss Nettie
are guests in the city today at
he home of A. w. Virgins.
Mr.. e. 7. Cochran has been improv-
ng his handsome residence property
m Walnut street. The house has been
'aised aud the lot is being filled.
Miss Anderson, the popular milliner
1T Sarachon Sisters, departed for her
home at Kansas City Sunday morning
after several months spent in Denison.
Uncle Edmond Howorth of Dow City
a welcome visitor at our Office on
Monday morning. He is one OF the
men whom we are always glad to see.
M. Anthem Drabeck has been en-
ployed as s~tenographer at the Stewart
Lumber Company. He is n OF the
recent graduates of the Denison Nor
NAL college and is doing satisfactory
work.
Mr.. Vim. Bertelson, another n of
the bright graduates of Denison Nor
NAL, has taken a position in the
Schlumberger pharmacy. 1t would
seem that the college graduates are
having no difficulty in finding posi-
tions.
DR.. j. l. Gibson is in Des Moines to-
day in attendance at a meeting OF the
state board of health. We understand
that the board at this session will take
action on a matter of approval of gaso-
lene lamps. This is a new duty put
upon the board by the last legislature.
A letter from Mr.. o. L. Fink of Har-
Ian. informs us that he has sold his
milling interests at that place and will
remove 10 Boyd county, Nebraska, in a
few weeks. We trust that MIR. Fink
will prosper in his new home. The
best wishes of many Crawford county
people go with him.
Denison's uptown sidewalks are in
wretched condition. The walks on
Main street except the cement walks
would disgrace a own of five hundred
The crossings are as bad as the rest
The existing condition is a danger tt
life and limb and a menace to our city
treasury. There should be no delay il
attending to this matter.
Rev. Bateson. the popular pastor o
the First Baptist church, tool
his departure for Des Moines on Nor
. day to attend the commencement exer
cises of the Des Moines college. Rev
Bateson has been given a vacation O
three or four weeks. The congrega
ton is expecting to have the pulpi
supplied during his absence.
! MIR. Chas. Young left last Sunda
g evening for Chicago where he has sc
a cured a position in the Illinois Centre
offices. The Central has picked up
great many of Jul brightest youn,
men and is giving them good employ
q ment. We believe that Charles wi
not disappoint them that he will b.
# come a faithful and trusted employee,
The Woodmen of the World are NAL
inc arrangements for the unwilling
the monument erected by the order,
Boone, in memory of Sovereign Sperr
OF this camp, A committee has bee
appointed to confer with the Boor
lodge which will have charge of tt
ceremonies and it is expected that
large delegation will attend fro
Denison.
Mr.. Chas. X. Meyers of the Maso
City Republican spent Monday al
Tuesday in Denison visiting his moth
. and many old time Denison frien(
Mason City is 10Y the head of the ne
division of the Northwestern and is
veritable boom town. Mr.. Meye
= tells us that he has just closed a &C
. tract with the Northwestern by viii
he prints the official time card for t
:. new division.
wv Mr.. VIM. Devine has just return
err from a trip to Ell Reno. Oklahoma, a
is informs US that he has purchased t
ne Ell Reno bottling works of which
Sc. will take possession about July
SIX Mr. Deyine and his family have be
lte for years among our best and IN
,u- respected citizens not only here but
er- Vail and the eastern part of the co,
od ty. They have Il host of friends w
he wish them the createst success