The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-13

J.. H, Lewis and A. j. Lewis return
ed to Glidden yesterday after a weeks
visit with their brother, J.. J. Lewis.
His Oldest son, David S. Lewis, and
family of Scranton also returned home
Monday.
MI. C. G. F. Larson of Willow town
ship was in Denison yesterday making
certain extraordinary preparations
which would tend to point to the fact
that one of Willows fair daughters is
about to be made glad.
Sarachon Sisters have returned from
Chicago and will o be ready for their
millinery opening. These ladies de-
serve success for their hard and faith
full work and should have a liberal
share of your patronage.
The Monitor that Attor
ney L. IL. Boy Ian is soon to leave Man
ming aud enter a partnership with John
III. Mosier at Aucubon. Mr.. Boylan is
well known in Denison and is a brigat
aud capable young lawyer. We wish
him success.
The Deloit News makes it's first ap-
pearance on our table today. 1t is a
bright looking paper. The editor, Mr..
George L. Nelson, that its
columns are to be devoted to news, and
that while he himself is a republican,
he shall not try to influence people
through his paper.
The funeral of Mr.. Richard Mount
took place on Sunday afternoon from
the Presbyterian church, Rev. A. G.
| Martyr officiating. The REVIEW re-
grets that through misunderstanding
the announcement was made in its
columns that the funeral would be held
on Saturday afternoon.
Many Denison friends will learn with
sorrow of the death OF the little son of
| Mrs. G. K. Dukes. Strangulation
caused by membraneous Group was the
cause of his death, and his body was
laid to rest beside that of his father at
Newell, Iowa. Our sympathy goes out
toward the stricken mother.
The REVIEW is in receipt oe q com.
munication by which some smart aleclk
hoped to sell the REVIEW into pub.
fishing indecent matter. We have
turned the letter over to the postal
authorities and if the perpetrator is
caught he will be prosecuted for send
ing obscene literature through the
mails.
s'The Boys make their spring an
nouncement in this issue. They have
recently made some great improve
! mantsi in their store which ado
greatly to the appearance and comfort
of the place. AS usual they come for
ward with a fine stock of reliable goods
and they certainly deserve we'll at the
hands of the people.
DR.. j. j. McWilliams of Charter Oal
was in Denison yesterday, bringing
with him Mr. Got+lieb Knoll, for ex
animation before the insane commits
sion. It seems that Mr.. Knoll was a
one time an inmate of the asylum bn
that his health improved and he wa
discharged. Recently such symptom
have developed that it is thought hes
to have him returned to Clarinda.
Do not neglect what may be calle'
the ''inside'' pages of the REVIEW
Page two is devoted to editorial con
ment, page three contains an lnt.res,
ing announcement from the j. b Rt
. mans Co.. while on pages six and seve
will be found an account of the men
orial services held by the Woman's RI
lief Corps in memory of Mrs. Ann
: Wittenmeyer, together with the tie,
of the excellent addresses delivered Q
that occasion.
t People will be surprised next Satu
Is day when they see what a transform;
ton has taken place i'll the old Orki
store now occupied by Levitis' ID
L Goods store. Mr.. Levitt, Mr.. Down
Miss Petersen and a whole tribe of ca
. penters and painters are busily at wol
and next Saturday at the grand ope'
ing will fad the store locking like
palace. There will be mnsic both afte
is noon and evening and a souvenir W
be given to each lady visitor.
Harry Luney has resigned his pos
7, tion as pharmacist at Schlumbergel
X drug store, and Mr. John McGrau
2. Omaha has been secured to fill the Dos
IF ton. Mr.. McGrau with Il
T. highest recommendations both fro
Omaha and Minneapolis where he h
worked, and by the n in viii,
he takes hold of things, we are sure
will prove satisfactory. We have n
70 learned what Harry intends doing, b