The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-25
E SIDE TIDINGs,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A, Jones returned
Sunday morning from an extended
visit among relatives in New York
state. They spent a few days at the
Pan-American Exposition and from
there went on to Mr.. Jones old home
at Sharon Springs. The trip was a
very pleasant n in every respect.
Isaac Patterson made a business trip
to Kansas City, Kan, early in the
week.
Messrs. Geo. Spottswood, Hal Rich
ards, GA. Book and S.. C. Blackman
drove to Vail Tuesday evening to hear
the speech of Hon. G. G. Saunders.
They report an interesting meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Hedger, of Car
bon. Iowa, made their friends here a
brief visit Monday.
Hon. d. L.. Hogue, republican candi-
date for senator, was IN town Monday.
Mr.. Hogue is one of Monona county's
substantial farmers and should receive
the support of all those who want to
see this district we'll represented in
the state senate.
Peter Hanson and wife were Carroll
visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. A. P. Barker, of Clinton, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. w. Payne.
f. J.. Gary returned Friday morning
from a visit with his daughter Beatrice
and also at the home of Melvin Smith
in Sioux City.
R. j. Hall has resigned his position
as station agent at this place. A gen
tleman from Illinois has been assigned
to this station.
Mrs. Fl. j. Moeller returned Friday
morning from a weeks visit with reia.
tives in Davenport.
Mrs. Holdredge, Of Ames, Iowa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul Paul
sen, of this city.
Hon. w. A. Davie and Hon. j. B.
Romans We're greeted by a good sized
audience at this place Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Davie tried very hard to
tell the people why they should vote
the democratic ticket this fall. and as
a result OF his effort several new names
have been added to the republican list.
He told them that the Bryan policy of
free silver was better than the republic
can system of sound money; that the
principle of reciprocity was of demo-
cratic origin: that the hardest times
this nation ever experienced was dur
ing the last democratic administration
and that VIM Mckinley was the great.
est statesman this country ever pro-
duced. These are some of Mr.. Davies
arguments in favor of the democratic
party. Mr.. Romans in his address ar
raigned the democrats for their posi-
tion during and after the war. He
spoke OF them as the party of rebellion
and reputation and that he regretted
, that his party had not always repre-.
sented the principles of democracy as
he understood them. He justified his
present position by asserting that the
republicans had taken the support
from under him and he was forced to
take refuge in the democratic ssband
wagon His speech as a whole was a
bitter pill for the old time democrats
to swallow.
j Quite a large and enthusiastic audi
, ence greeted the entertainment given
by Prot. ". A. CHM and his vocal music
class at West Side on the evening of
Oct 18th. Every one seemed we'll
pleased, all agreeing that the chorus
work was exceptionally fine, and a
large number have asked Prof. CHM to
organize another class and continue
the work at West Side. Mr.. CHM is
an excellent chorus leader having had
fifteen years of experience in music con.
%vention work and comes very we'll re-
commended He is an exceptionally
thorough and pains taking in all his
work taking a personal interest in all
MS pupils and certainly the community
IS deeply indebted to him for the excel
lent work done here. We feel greatly
privileged That we are enabled to retain
FRO Glnn for another term of lessons.