The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-15

M, M. McAlpin was at Lakewood On
Friday and Saturday.
M, f, Lies spent Saturday at Lake
wood enjoying good fishing,
The following are to-day's markets,
butter, ii; eggs, IL: wheat, 50; corn,
As; oats, 81
In this issue will be found half
page ad for NJ NJ. Bamford in which
many money saving prices are pre-
scented.
Bert Kniest goes to Carroll to-day
where he will attend the 18th birthday
anniversary of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Kniest. His sister Miss Josephine
Kniest has issued number of invita-
tions and there will be large circle of
friends present aside from numerous
relatives.
Jas E. Epperson of Carroll was
married at Boone on Thursday, July 2,
to Miss Victoria Claus, of La Crosse,
Wis. Mr., Epperson is well known in
Denison, having been here off and on
for the past five years. He is manager
Of the Iowa Telephone Co. at Carroll
where he ami his bride reside.
There promises to be battle royal
down at Council Bluffs at the Pythian
meeting over the selection of place to
hold the 1904 meeting. There are a
number of cities after the meeting, one
of the most prominent being Waterloo.
A committee has been selected by that
civy to 90 10 Council Bluffs ana present
the matter to the Grand Lodge.
Mr., Cnas. Smith of Manila. was in
Denison on Friday. In conversation
with him we We're informed that be
and MIR. Avery had been successful ir
organizing a stock company, composed
of Des Moines capitalists for the pur
pose of further advancing their light
! system and that they have every anti
cipation of the company meeting with
great success.
Loom End Sale now on at the People.
store.
The financial committee appointed
by the College association were visiting
. the business men on Monday. The,
we're agreeably surprised TO receive
unexpectedly donation of 500 iron
our former citizen j. p Miller of Lo
Angeles, Cal, one day last week MIR
Miller says ne has seen the benefits G
+, the college and feels that he is indebt
ed to that institution.
We are in receipt of a two co.um
. editorial putting up the Sioux City Liv
Stock Fair which will be held some,tim
this year. The editorial is accompar
led by two complimentary tickets an
: a circular saying Eve are too Door
, pay cash for advertising. The ticke,
are worth 81 80, the advertising
mounts 10 little over $500. This
only anoth erinstance of Sioux City ga
a One of the most remarkable exhii
$ its OF swine ever shown 10 Iowa will
e given at the Iowa SFate fair which wi
e be held III Des Moines August Zig
u Supt. W NJ. AieFadden, who Is
charge OF the swine department, sa,
! Indications are he wlll have a muy
q largee exhibition than last year.
u new Judging Pavilion will De erecte
e thus adding 10 the attraction of the e
* hibiticu.
loom End Sale now on nj tie People
- store.
- MIR. Ed Messenbrink returned fro
} Chinook, Mont. on Wednesday las
> where he had spent the winter with
a. sister and friends. For a time he wor
! ed IN Chinook drawing $500, per da
and paying S34.00 per month for boar
Ill He SAYS the snow storm there in Nj
lie was disasterous to stock, many she
SO peHshing in the storm. While in Mo
lg tana, MIR. Messenbrink met many Ora
Ii ford county people, all of whom are {
ing we'll.