The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-11


Y. r. Kuehnle returned on Monday
from Detroit and Chicago.
Mr.. Ira Gillmor returned this morn
ing from business trip to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal johnson of Union
township are visiting Denison friends.
A. A. Runkle, foreman of the Review
job rooms, visited his sister in scran-
ton Sunday.
M. N. Smith is again home, having
just finished his business as receiver of
the Conry store at Boyer.
Born-on Tuesday morning. Septem-
Der IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La
Franz of Morgan township, girl.
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Miss Ella Reynolds of Atlantic ar.
rived at evening and has taken charge
of the Boys millinery department..
Mr.. Chas. Bollen's mother and
brother have ended their Denison visit
and returned to their home in Clinton
county.
A large party of Denisonites ex-
pected to go to Lake View this morn
ing, but, owing to the rain, gave up
the trip.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
call recently from Mr.. David Walters
of Dow City, one of the Reviews
valued subscribers, who is always a
welcome caller.
Mr.. M. L. Houlihan, of near Charter
Oak, was in Denison Saturday and re-
membered this Office with q pleasant
call. He is one of Crawford's pioneers
and is much respected by all.
Mr.. r. j. Riley of Stockholm town
ship, was in town Friday. Mrs. Riley
is very sick at the home of her sister
Mrs. John Ainsworth. We trust she
may soon recover her strength.
j. P. Pfarr, wife and daughters
Bertha and Lucy arrived Saturday fol
d visit with our fellow townsman
Frank Pfarr and farily Mr.. Pfarr il
an extensive stock raiser of Ceda,
county, Iowa.
Mrs. S. G. Wright took her depart
ure on Monday morning for Audubon
at which place she will instruct a large
class in the art of china painting. Hel
stay in Denison during the summer
has been very pleasant.
Mrs. T. j. Garrison. Miss Lillia1
Garrison and Master Earring, viii
leave Wednesday of this week for Col
orado, where they will spend the re
mainder of the month visiting at Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Grant
Junction.
The Eggermeyer orchestra from Car
roll stopped in Denison Sunday morn
ing on the return trip from Schleswig
where the orchestra furnished tn,
music at the opening of the new hall
-Four hundred and twenty-five ticket
were sold and the orchestra was ken
busy until morning.
| Blaine Hunt returned home iron
Colorado on Sunday morning He i
| looking much better than when b,
went out to that state and says hi
sojourn there was very beneficial t,
his health. We are informed tina
after a visit with his parents Blaine
will enter the law department of tn,
State. University.
The shooting tournament to be hell
at Denison on Sept. 10 and 20 promises
to be success. The arrangement.
are fast being made for the accommo
dation of all who come The manage
ment is composed of reliable business
men who are working enthusiasticall,
for the success of the tournament.
The Bulletin reports Mr.. John Cool
as saying ''that went off fine" w,
suppose that Mr.. Cook had referenc,
to the sickness with which the slat,
put up by himself and few others O
local gang was nominated. Their,
certainly was some fine work, bu
fine" work is apt to react in the Ions
run.
Engine No. 100, while switching il
the Northwestern yards yesterday
was thrown from the track, togethel
with two box cgrs filled with coal
The engine was backing the cars OF
the side-track next to Menaght's ele
vator, when the rails spread. letting
the engine and cars down into the