The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-16
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
DUNLAP HERALD.

DUNLAP HERALD.
Miss Mabel Robertson OF Dow City
has been visiting Dunlap friends this
week.
w. F. Mccoy has been suffering
this week with a case of blood poison
ing on his hand. He had a small speck
on his hand and picked it with a
pin, with the result as above stated.
The hand is improving rapidly now.
A. J. Bond. a music dealer OF Deni-
son, was in town on business Wednes-
day.
VAIL OBSERVER.
John Curry went to Denison Mon
dav. where he has accepted a position
as clerk in the Hub clothing store.
Johnny is one OF our trustworthy
young men, OF good habits and makes
friends with whom he meets. The
Hub will find him to be an honest
and upright fellow, and his many Vail
friends wish him success.
DR.. j. M. Glynn, wife and daughter
Madeline. and the Misses Bertha. Emf
ly and Lille McAndrews departed
Tuesday for Denver and Colorado
Springs, where for a month they will
take in the sights and enjoy the noun
tain breezes.
Prof. S. w. Myers took the train
Thursday for Denver. Colo. where he
will remain for some time and test the
climate OF the west. His many friends
hope that he may be benefited.
Mrs. Allie ]. Robinson came in from
Boone last week and visited here and
at Denison. She returned Saturday as
her father is in very poor health.
Two rural mail delivery routes have
been looked over by the Inspector who
was here last week. and few changes
made from the former route planned.
We expect to give the readers of this
paper a, description as soon as Post
master Hoffman gets it and you will
see Just who are accommodated. Two
carriers have also been secured, ]. w.
!, Gould for the one running north and
A. B. O'Connell for the one south,
!, and VIM. Champion has been appoint
!, ed as substitute. We are not able to
tell at this time just when the routes
will be opened for service, but it may
: be a month or more.
MANILA TIMES.
The address delivered by c. G.
Saunders at Defiance on the Fourth
was pronounced the best part of the
program by those who were fortunate
enough to hear him.
The Holiness camp meeting being
conducted in Flint's grove is being at
tended nightly by large audiences. Rev
Ferguson arrived Wednesday and nov
4 has charge of the services. They will
i continue until the 18th.
DOW CITY ENTERPRISE.
It Just as we were ready to go to- pres:
S an alarm of fire was given, which
proved true, that the residence OF K
L. Baber was burning in the northeas
. part of town. Everything was as DIR,
g as could be and the fire was unde,
o such Roadway when help arrived tina
nothing could be done to save tn.
building, which was entirely consumed
with all its contents except SOM
y things which were saved from tn
o front room and one bedroom. Tn
building was worth about 5000 and W,
are informed that it was insured TO
5000. This, with the loss on household
n goods, is a very severe one Tor MI
Baber, who is a Woodworking man
The house being located in the ex
!. IRENE northeast part of town, nothing
else was lost. Just how the fire starte'
no one knows, but it is supposed t.
l. have been from the stove, as the kitch
d en- was all on fire when discovered.
Of A subscription paper is now beins
circulated to assist Mr.. Baber in build
!, ing a new home, and we believe on
citizens who have escaped loss vii
/ come to his aid in a substantial man
Of ner.
Miss Emma Virgins went to Oma
ha Monday to have her eyes re-exam
k med and fitted with glasses. She wa
$, accompanied by her friend, Miss Lilli
" Jones OF Charter Oak.
lie Mrs. F. S. Stone and daughter, Jes
ut SIZE started Saturday evening for Al
bany, N. Y, to visit with Mr.. Stone
X mother. They will also visit the Butfa
er 10 exposition before returning home.
10 F. M. Cole and daughter, Edit
I'd were in Omaha the first of the wee
10 consulting a specialist in regard t
Miss Coles eyes. Mr.. Cole returne
home Tuesday, leaving his daughte
IS there for treatment.
ct Messrs. Nash, w. Gilbreath. E. ]
IS Tucker and A. w. Virgins of Denise
ne attended M. w. A. lodge here Tuesda
hs evening.
H. S. Green came home from II
at east Saturday. His wife will visit fe
a while with relatives at Albany, II
a. before returning.
County Attorney S. V. O'Hare ar
Constable Jess McAhren OF Denise
: were doing official business in this pa
OF the county Monday.
Miss Mildred Virgins left on tt
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