The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-17
THE. DENIsoN- REVIEW TuEsDAY. JULY n. Loco. !.

Charter Oak%G B. Coin, Pencil.
Chas. Robertson, I. A. Mains,1 Mike
Cops, Frank Mulheron7~L. E. Good
win, A. f. Kadoch fMarshalfsD
H. MsWillians and John o'DohertY..
4I--sss- e.
Hon. P. &c. Lally made Carroll ~
usfness visit Yesterday 80
Mayor AEtD. Wilson was d Sioux
City visitor Monday ndtoday,
Richard Robinson and wife visited
at the latters parents in the city over
Sunday s I
Mrs. AaC. Bale returned from Oma-
ha on Sunday evening and was accomp-
anied by one of her relatives a Mrs.
Lundt who will visit in Denison a short
time. ''a..,efra4sl,sip 5i5.is55 ~
Roy Bigelow of Manila, visited in
Denison over Sunday. He is contemp-
lating trip to the Pacific coast in the
near future
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Caswell attended
the meeting of the Upper Des Moines
Editorial Association at Des Moines on
last Friday.
Mr.. Chas. K Meyers and son, Harry
Frederick, of Mason City, spent last
Sunday in Denison visiting his mother,
Mrs. J. Fred Meyers.
Miss Alice Spalding. who has been
the guest of Miss Lillian Garrison for
the past two weeks returned to her
home at Clarence, Iowa, Saturday eve.
Supt. A. G. Meyers is building new
house on his lots in northeast Denison.
We have not learned whether he is
going to occupy it himself or if he will
rent it,
Mrs. Edgar Garrison of Logan, pass
ed through Denison on Sunday evening
enroute to Boone where she will visit
a couple of weeks with her sister Mrs:
Harnlin. @
his daughter, who has been sick for
the past ten days with malarial fever,
is now improving in health and that
her illness is no longer considered
dangerous.
Teachers desiring board during the
Normal Institute will be given the de-
sired Information by applying of Prof.
w. c. Van Ness Also parties wishing
to take boarders during the institute
will please notify Mr.. Van Ness.
Mr.. A. E. Brathauer is at present
seriously i'll. His sickness is caused
from the excessive heat of last week
and on Saturday he was in a critical
condition. His illness Is what physi-
ciani call cerebral meningitis and is of
"a serious nature. Afa
Hon. Carl +. huehnle is IN st. Paul
as delegate to the National League
of Republican Clubs. Many prominent
men, including Gov. Thee. Roosevelt,
will be present and the delegates will
undoubtedly have splendid time.
Mr.. Frank Evans of Boone, visited
Denison on Sunday and returned in the
evening with his wife and their little
one. Frank is now in the dispatchers
Office of the North Western having
charge of the messenger work which
is. a good position and right in tie line
of promotion. HH
The w. F. NJ S. will meet Wednes-
|iday afternoon at three o'clock with
Mrs. SERVER. At the close of the
meeting refreshments will be served
for which charge of ten cents will be
asked for the benefit of the treasury
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to meet with us.
We are pleased to learn that Fred
Soehl is daily improving and that hope
is entertained for complete recovery
He Is able to sit up for a time and seems
to be in the best of spirits. Mrs Soehl
his mother, who has been taking care
of him is now sick.
Mr.. Henry Meeves has shipped his
horses. DEBORAH Jr. and Leslie NJ. to
Sac City to enter them in the races at
that place August l4th. The Sac City
race meeting is one of the best in the
west. We hope Leslie M. will make
as good record as has the man for
whom ne was named.
Rev Mr. Runk1a of Dos Moinas