The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-29

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MIR. and Mrs E "A. Stone have re-
turned from their trip to New York
state.
Miss Lillian Micka of Carroll is the
guest of Miss Garrett Romans this
week
Attorney Maurice O'Connor, of Vail,
was trausacting business in our city
Monday
Mrs. Ice, a sister OF Mrs. E. S.
Holmes, returned TO Des Moines last
Saturday.
Miss Estella Galbreath visited over
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Mapleton.
E III. Swasey, Dow City's legal ad
wiser, was a business visitor in Denison
yesterday.
John Smith. the stock man from
Milford township, was in town Monday
tranaacting business
Mrs Chas. MctIsnry and daughter
spent Monday il Denison visiting her
sister, Mrs Henry Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Garrison and SON
spent Sunday in Logan, visiting at the
home of e S Garrison.
Mr. and Mrs Bostwck, OF Woodbine
visited at the home of Mr. aud Mrs,
Failor on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Thompson. of Dow City,
sister of Mrs. Paul Montgomery, Wis
tied over Sunday i'll Denison.
John b. Romans jr. spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends north OF
LIE Mars, returning home Monday.
Chas. Ramsey, the Penn Mutual man
from Des Monies, has been in Denison
the past few days looking up business.
r E. Grason spant Sunday in Deni-
son. Bob is being kept busy this sea
son looking after the Plano Co.'S inter.
ests.
the wooden awnings on the south
side of Broadway have been torn down,
which greatly improves the appearance
OF the property.
N. E Westcott reports a good sale OF
cream spectators i'll this county. Far
mers are beginning to realize the value
of these machines.
Mott Coon and wife were in Denson
this morning on thair way to Okoboji,
where they will stay few days occupy
ing cottage there.
Hal Hammond, a product of Deni-
sons Business College, has secured a
lucrative position with the Illinois Cen
trail down in Tennessee.
The Chicago Sunday Chronicle-in a
column articie-speaks very tlattering
OF Hon j z. Dolliver as a possible
nominee for the e-presidency.
superintendent Failor is enjoying d
visit from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam'l Failor OF Newton, who will re.
main until after commencement.
Prof. j. H. Holmes and r. A. Ro.
mans did not return from the excursion
10 lie Mars, but went to Dakota, where
they are interested in land deal
Z. L. Dobson and Mr.. Howard were
down from Deloit Saturday. They in
| form us that there will be an election
of town officers in Deloit in June.
| o. w. Wheeler was at Sac City a
couple of days the past week, where he
assisted the Carroll band in furnishing
music for the Masonic celebration.
Prof. G. Ill. Kamphoefner, superin.
tendent of the Odebolt schools, has
been secured as teacher of methods fol
the summer term at the Denison Nor.
NAL.
Although the weather was very warm
Sunday there was not livery team to
be had in the afternoon. The railroads
! Wv INV oOCAll w willy VIC llNCI yluCI
very much.
j. G. Stevens, of Wall Lake, who has
been attending Denison Business Col
lege, has accepted position on the
, Northwestern at Belle Plaine. fol
which place he left Sunday afternoon
Rev. A. G. Martyr is expected home
this week from his trip to the Genera
Assembly at st. Louis, and will occupy
his pulpit at the Presbyterian churcf
on next Sabbath both morning ant
evening.
Mrs. Claus Sievers has moved par
OF her old residence to the west of hej
grounds and is building an extensive
addition to the remainder. This giye
her three houses where one original,
stood.
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