The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-13


G E. Price of Vail was a Denison
visitor yesterday.
A Pair of Bla"k Eyes, Friday, Feb.
Is, at opera house.
February % is Flag Day. 1t should
be observed in all our schools.
DR.. Mason the colored evangelist
speaks at the Methodist church tonight.
Bert Lyman of Dow City was calling
on his brother Chef at the Calumet yes
terday.
A. e. Norman intends to remove to
Council Bluffs, at which place he will
make his home.
Mr.. Jas. Bows went to Omaha this
morning, where he will make his home
for the present.
j. I'll. Jones went over to Buck Grove
this morning to look after some bust
ness interests.
Mr.. Jack Wright who has been visit
ing at his ONE near Manila the past
week returned Tuesday.
Mr.. FL. L. Preston, an attorney from
Des Moines was in the city yesterday,
guest of I V Jackson.
Mr.. II. A. Cause wiz, General train
Master Of the F. d. & o. R. r. was the
guest Of agent Cashier yesterday
Thursday, the 18th, is the day set by
the liquor dealers to begin gettin1
names for their new petition of consent
MI. Will johnson one Of the pros
porous attorneys of Ida Grove is in
Denison today having business before
the court.
DR.. j. / Gibson spent the major part
of last week in Des Moiues looking
after legislative matters of Importance
to his branch of the states govern
ment.
Roland Molineux who was being tried
for the murder by poisoning OF Mrs
katharine J. Adams in New York
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree.
Mr. Peter w, Larson came back from
Minnesota Saturday where he has been
visiting relatives since New Years. He
will work for MIR. II. a.. Norman this
summer.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
A. III. Brown to number of his friends
to meet at his home on Wednesday
evening, February Ia, the occasion be-
ing a birthday anniversary.
Mr.. H. d. Peame OF Davenport was
shaking hands with his many friends
yesterday. Mr.. Peame is with the
Iowa Telephone Co. aud put in the ex-
change here two years ago.
Mrs. A. Christie and family, who
were expected to return last week from
an extended visit in Pennsy ivania have
been compelled to delay their return
owing to the serious illness of Miss
HELEN Christie
a masquerade party will be given the
Coterie club Thursday afternoon b.
Mrs. N, e. Westcott. The ladies viii
spend the afternoon and the gentlemen
are asked to appear at $50. All are t,
be masked and the party promise
some rare fun.
In renting for his REVIEW MIR. J
l.. Slrepy, of Perry, Oklahoma, say
that section of the country has jus en-
countered the worst storm in man
years. The mercury fell to twelve de
grees above zero, with lots of snow
something unusual for Oklahoma.
In another column appears motto
of the new implement house, HERNIA
Rusch, proprietor. His place of bus
ness is one door west of the Farg
, House, where Herman will always b
found. He has many friends through
out the county and will undoubtedl
succeed.
All the school children of CharterOa
have been vaccinated and the town
quarantlned against Mapleton. N
travellers are allowed to stop in the Ga
from Mapleton, and the Monona count
town is now completely isolated frol
= all it's neighbors
; MIR. Ben King of Cavina, Californi
is in Denison this week visiting hi
, many old friends and arranging for
. final sale of his property in HAYS tow
ship. lie states that Mrs. Kings healt
if very good and that they greatly 81
Joy life in California.
1t is reported that the Christense
blacksmith shop has been sold to pa
ties who contemplate tearing dow
: the old buildings and making extensiy
improvements. These parties no
have 80 days option on the propert
. and it is expected that the deal will /
closed within week.