The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-16

Trinity Guild will meet With Mrs. 4
Thos. Morris, on Thursday afternoon
atthree o'clock.
The gross receipts of the Germania
society during the street fair was some
thing over $3.50. 90.
Mr.. Silas Wright, brother of Mr..
S, G. Wright, visited in Denisop On
Monday and Tuesday. He is now con
nected with the general offices of the
the Armour Packing Co. at Chicago
His many old time friends were glad to
see him.
Miss LilliGa Garrison left Saturday
evening for Denver where she ssil1
spend the fab and winter. Miss CIR
rison will be greatly missed in social
circles and her friencs trust that she
will,enjoy batter health in the Colora-
do cline.
Rev. A. G. Martyn came in from the
South west a few days ago to visit his
home in Deaison and greet old time
friends. The REVIEW readers may
have from his pen ere long a letter d.
criptive of life and scenes in the land of
the Kiowas and the Indian regions OF
the new Oklahoma.
1.-THE Two Little Waits" at the opera
house Friday night were greeted by a
crowded house, and gave good salts sae-
ton. The special scenery used by the
company was the best ever put upon
the Denison stage. Each member Of
the company was good, aud captured
the audience by their laby and gentle
men like manners. The proceeds of
the evening were over S 200 co.
The different bands that played in
Oenison during the street fair are en-
titled to a great deal of credit. They
we're all good ones and did not hesitate
TO show that they were musicians
Those of the bands attending were: the
/ Wood Dine, K ron, Sac City, Schleswig,
| Carroll and our boys band The Car
roll band came in Friday morning Ard
Immediately began playing and kept it
Up al day. One of the most catchy
pieces was the medley overture. Our
Fatherland, and was much ,appreciat-
ed by the Germans.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hart left Monday
morning for trip to Colorado. Al
Omaha they will join the special train
chartered by the New York Life In.
surance Co 1t has been the custom OF
this company to give all tha agents
writing 100000 or over of insurance
during certain length of time a free
excursion trip to some prominent
outing place, Last year Mr.. Hart went
to Virginia, and this year he secured
the Colorado trip, Saturday he receiy-
ed his ticket. showing that his sleeping
birth had been reserved, also sersice on
the dinner provided for and even the
number of his hotel room was given.
The party will stop at the Antler's
hotel in Colorado Springs. They expect
to be gone about ten days
4 The big steer that was exhibited il
Denison during the street fair is tht
property of Mr.. E. c. Baker of Eas
Boyer township, The animal wa.
certainly entitled to all the credit ht
received by the many admirers. Jus
before starting for home Saturday Mr.
Baker had DR., Fl. c. Simpson take hi,
measurements. The girth measure
ments we're nine feet and four inches
length ten feet and four inches. He i
three years old and weighs 2370 pound
He is the Shorthorn breed and is
beauty. The management of thu
Jefferson carnival attended our stree
fair, and solicited Mr.. Baker to brins
the big steer to Jefferson. Ii Mr. Bak
err can arrange his farm work he vii
probably take him down, He is ais,
thinking of going to the st. Loui
exposition.