The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-30

Mr.. Thos, cnrrysof Vail is now in
stalled as clerk at the Hub.
Mr.. t. P. Black. of Dow.City, was a
pleasant Denison caller today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stuck of Vail
were Denison visitors yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Fee spent last
week in a vacation trip to Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Kinyon, of Vail,
visited at the THEM home on Sunday
last.
MIR. J.. P. Schiller of the Peoples
store made Omaha a business visit yes
terday.
Mrs. John Bosgstahl returned on
Monday from a weeks visit with rela-
tives neal Kiron.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Robinson spent
Sunday visiting DR.. Robinson's mother
Boone, Iowa.
Miss Anna Flynn, who has been
visiting at the Leahy home in D%enison.
left for Denver last week.
Curtain rises at $50 sharp at the
Lennon Stock COMPANY this week
Bear it in mind and be prompt.
MIR. Herman Olberding. of Carroll,
came down to Denison last Saturday
for a visit with his cousin, Mr.. Henry
Behrens.
Mr.. w. A. McHenry returned from
Lake Okoboji last Saturday to attend
to some business matters. He returned
to the lake on Monday.
Mrs. Edith Wygant-Weeks expects
to leave the latter part of the week for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ayles-
worth, at Council Bluffs.
Miss r. E, Stone, of the Peoples
Store leaves next Thursday for a vaca-
ton trip visiting friends in Dubuque,
Chicago and other points.
Mr.. Hank" Cummings, of Charter
Oak, was a Denison guest yesterday.
1t was guessed that Hank had some
had on-e political mission on his mind.
On Thursday last a company of about
fifteen grown.ups and about twenty-five
youngsters took in the delights OF Wall
Lake. They had a glorious time and
came back sun-burnt but happy.
Mr. Chas. Speech who has charge of
the Wilson House bus line had the mis-
fortune to have one of his bus horses
die .ast week. 1t was a bit of hard luck
for him as he has but just started in.
Constable McAhren tells us that a
laborer working for Mat Wulf stole a
bicycle from one of his fellow workers
and started East. No trace has been
found either of the thief or of the
wheel as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs IT,. Kelly ch~aperoned a
party of young people last evening who
went a few miles north of town for a
moonlight picnic. They had a delight
full evening for their pleasure exer-
tion' and enjoyed it to the utmost.
Contractor Frank Fee and his force
will go to Carroll the last OF the week
to commence the erection of a fine resi-
dence for Mr.C. A. Daniels of that place
The house will cost between eight and
ten thousand dollars and will be a
beauty. The Bullock residence in Den
ison will he ready for the plasterers by
Saturday.
Hon. p. E. Q. Lally has accepted an
invitation to speak at the old settlers
picnic to be held at Angus, Ia, August
%. The picnic will be attended by the
old settlers of Greene, Boone, Dallas
and Guthrie counties and will be quite
an event. Mr.. Lally will give the peo-
pie a thoughtful address.
We are informed that Mr.. Francis
Gable is about to purchase the Staley
stock of stationery and continue the
business with his stenographic work
Mr.. Gable is a bright energetic young
man and should make a success OF the
venture. He will have the agency for
the sale of text books should he pur-
chase the stock. While the transfer
has o been completed it probably will
be and Denison will welcome Francis
to the ranks of its young business men.
The republicans of Denison should
show their interest in the welfare of
their party by turning out to the eau
cuses on Thursday evening. We hope
also that there will be a large attend
ence at the county convention. A
good convention does much to bring
the republicans of the county to-gether
and promotes good feeling and har-
mony among the members of the party,
In order to accommodate the business
men ofour neighboring towns the CON
vention has been called for Friday in
stead of Saturday and it is hoped that
many will be in attendance.