The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-05


Mr. Frank Howard, proprietor of the
Hotel Auon was ia town Wednesday
Mrs. John Quirk and Miss Nellie
Quirk are visiting friends in town this
week.
Marion Cole, manager of the poor
farm, was a Denson visitor on Wed
nesday
Miss Jennie Skoog of Mapleton,
Iowa, is visiting with friends at the
college.
The first of the seats for the new high
school building were pat in place We'd
nesday.
Miss Clinton of Ute, Iowa. is visiting
her friend, MISS Lamp, at the college
this week.
Mr.. Sam V. O'Hare and MI. Toa
Fitzpatrick drove to Arion Wednesday
on business.
Chas. Price and daughter. Miss Lii
lie. came over from Vail for a short
time yesterday.
There are now eighty six students
enrolled in the commercial department.
at the college
A. j. Seabury of Logon is in town
this week organizing lodge OF the
Bankers Union of the World
Misses Mable McAhren and Clara
Beard are expected home from their
visit at Oskaloosa tomorrow
81. Prof Rusmisel held the lucky ticket,
number S72, that drew the beautiful
steel range at Sine Bros. January l.
Miss Lille Raine returned to Indian.
ola Wednesday where she is taking a
course in music at Simpson college.
Albert Bonney, one OF the oldest in.
mates OF the county poor farm, having
been there since 1881, died Monday
morning
T. S. Flnuley spent New Years il
Council Bluffs visiting his wife. He
has been employed in the Sievers har
ness shop the past month or two.
Mr.. G. M. Wright, representing the
Wrought Iron Bridge Co. of Des
Moines was transacting business before
the board of supervisors Wednesday,.
The Modern Woodmen of Deloi
Camp No. 1881, will hold public in
stallation of officers on next Saturday
evening in the Hunt building. A goot
time is expected.
The new furnace was placed in tn,
opera house this week and given The
first trial Wednesday evening. [
proved to be very satisfactory, warming
the room perfectly throughout.
The preliminary trial in the Butle
assault and battery case was held il
Arion Wednesday, but owing to tn
illness of Bert Butler but little coul,
be done at this time, and the case wa
postponed until next week.
One of the largest real estate trans
actions which has taken place in thi
community in many years, was con
sumated on Tuesday last. E. Gulicl
sold what is known as the Wheele
farm 944 acres, Mr.. to Perry Coin 0
Charter Oak The consideration wa
$4,000 spot cash.
A. G.. Sjorgen of near Kiron was
pleasant caller at this Office on Wednes
day. He had just returned from Boon
where he had been as delegate to
convention of the Free Missionists
Mr.. Sjorgen is one of the prosperou
farmers of Stockholm, where he has II
sided the past six wears.
M A. Rouiiliard received a lette
from Commissioner Peck to be in rea(
mess to start TO Paris any time after til
first of January, and now Mabe is bus
completing his final arrangements
At New York he will receive his un
form, although he contemplates takin
his own wardrobe along.
Wednesday evening Mr. E. G. Chan
berlin started for New York City whel
he will meet Mrs. Chamberlin and tn
children who are returning from visi
to England Mr.. Chamberlin expect
to be absent some ten days. He ha
been confined very closely for year
and the trip will prove beneficial t
him. Many friends hopa fora safe al
rival OF AI5 . ano chl,aren.