The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-01

ready good reputation as a progressive
town. Friday evening a banquet was
given the visiting editors and their
ladies and was participated in by many
of their leading citizens, about 2OO
being seated at the tables. The post
prandial speaking was entertaining
and somecof it brilliant. The accom-
plished Mr.. Kehnle was the toast
master. Congressman Conner, j. B.
Romans, the inimitable AL Adams. the
witty Mr.. HELEN, the eloquent Mr..
Ingham, the versatile Mr.. Meyers and
other good speakers gave good cheer
and lent wisdom, wit and sentiment to
the occasion.
Independent.
The Twenty-Second Semi-Annual
! Meeting of the Upper Des Moines Edi-
torial Association of Iowa, was held at
Denison, Sept. 10 and 20, 1901. Deni-
son is a wide-awake. up-to-date and
progressive town of three thousand
people, and they all did themselves
proud in entertaining the editorial as
ISOLATION in a royal manner The pro-
gram of the association was excellent
throughout, and was highly appre-
ciated by all in attendance. The Denl-
son Business Mems Banquet given to
the Upper Des Moines Editorial AS
ISOLATION at the opera house on Friday
evening was superb III every particular.
The members of the editorial associa-
ton will ever hold in fond remember
ance the cordial reception rendered
them on the occasion by the people of
Denison.
Arion Anchor.
The banquet in the evening at the
opera house was all that could be wish
ed for. The flower of Denison society
did their best to make the members of
the convention long to return ct any
time. Space forbids us going into de-
tail of the delightful evening so hearth
ly enjoyed by all.
Lehigh Argus.
1t was the editors pleasure to attend
the Upper Des Moines Editorial Asso-
citation, held at Denisonlast Thursday
be one of pleasure and profit to us. We
we're enabled to form many new acquait-
ances among the members of the craft
and to exchange ideas with. them in
regard to the best methods to be used
in conducting the newspaper business.
The people OF Denison right royalty
welcomed the editors to their flourish.
ing little city. An elegent banquet
was given by the business men of Deni.
son Friday evening: The mid winter
meeting will be held at Manson.
Waterloo Reporter:
w. f. Parrot has just returned from
the convention of the Upper Des Moines
} Press association meeting heldin Deni'
son where the fifty members assembled
\ 1900, 10 -, = 4, u ,, t,,Dn+ol md In, n nnr
| ner which showed the Denlson people
: to be the right sort, sincere in theil
| entertainment. Denison is a good
r ulated by such an agreeable and enter
prising people.
On Of the most interesting features
: of the meeting was a talk by Attorney
p. I. C. Lally, a prominent lawyer OF
the Hawkeye state. Mr.. Lally was
in Buffalo at the time President Nc
Klnley was shot. He therefore was in
t a position to feel the impressions an6
!. feel the surging pulse of the people or
f this ~regretable occasion. Through
f the friendship of prominent men il
Buffalo. Mr.. Lally was privileged tt
s to enter the courts prison, whose as
5 ISOLATION with the murderer will mari
them in the hereafter. Standing before
Czolgosz the Iowa attorney vas dumb
founded to see one of the handsomes
y men of blond type he had eve witness
ed. The mans brow was as perfect a
q Grecian god, his hair was light an
his facial expression lit by his grea
le blue eyes as handsome and as clear a
IS an Irish l~assie's orbs. The contour c
the face was almost perfect and in tn
n eyes OF expression there was not on
is thing to suggest the coarse, the low
ID the treacherous incentive that proml
1t ted the anarchist to kill the believe
D. Mckinley. The anne characteristic
a that impressed Mr.. Lally, likewis
N left theirimpress on the other attorney
le present. They could not conceive VIII
lie such a man, evidently as sane as the
d should do such a deed. In spite of re
ports, Mr.. Lally says Czolgosz he
re never peeped as to the circumstance
OF of the shooting. Despite French to
l. ture and sweating he has RENAME
e. with the secrets of his mind locke
lg within.
re Despite the three weeks growth
IN beard on his face the man presents q
ty attractive appearance and his face
he as innocent appearing as a babe ju
I'd awakened from a peaceful slumber.
Clarion Monitor:
a From a picturesque point of view tt
L town of Denison is beautifully locate
being situated OF the top of a hi
which affords the observer an exec
in lent view of the surrounding COUNT
i'd for many miles. The population
We Denison is nearly double that of Cla
q. ion and within her borders are to
Id found as hospitable a people as OF
to ever meets. They have many nj
no homes and business blocks, but on
as whole the population of the town co
nd sidered, they do not compare favorab
of with those tt be found in Clario
a. Denison badly needs a good hotel. !
". present the best they have does n
p. equal ours in point of service and lit
le. can be SAID in praise of the building c
of cupied. Good school and chur,
~. buildings and a system of water wor
nd and electric lighting give evidence
ny the progressive spirit of the peop]
as The principal drawback, and one tn
to many old towns have to contend wit
is the fact that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT