The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-11-11

Mr.. I. Lind OF Kron was Denison
visitor on Monday last. He is one of
the prosperous farmers of that com
munity.
Yellow Smoke, an Omaha Indian,
was in town on Tuesday, accepting any
donation one might offer. 1t is two
wears since Yellow Smoke has been in
Denison.
Mr.. Fl. A. Norman is having the ex-
cavating done for an addition to the
Normandy Hotel. He finds that he is
cramped for room, and will make an adj
diton of some proportions.
On Thursday morning the fire de-
partment was called out, an alarm be-
ing sent in that the house occupied by
Mr.. G. R. Smith, was on fire. Before
the department reached the scene, the
fire had been extinguished.
A Christian Science lecture will be
given at the Opera House on the even
ing of Nov. 18th, by Mr.. Carol Norton
of Boston, Mass. The admission price
is free. There should be a large crowd
out to hear thu gentleman: he is man
of ability.
Blaine Hunt, son of Mr.. N. L. Hunt
who has been attending the state uni
yersity. has gone to Chicago where he
has taken position on one of the city
papers as reporter. Blaine is bright
young man, and will undoubtedly make
success.
We are informed that trains No. 5
aud 6 on the Illinois Central will be
taken Off next Sunday The boys at
, the depot have not been informed OF
this as Vet. however. Train No. II on
; the G. Il n. w will arrive in Denison
at 5:45 a. IN. Instead OF 40 u. IN. as
: heretofore.
Mr. VIM. Gilbreath is now out of the
livery business and VIII devote his en-
T. tire time to private business. Mr.. Gil
:. breath proved a good liyeryman; h
1t seen that customers We're provided viii
:. he best he had, and he always aimee
D to keed as good rigs and teams as wa
' possible tc get.
= Mr.. aud Mrs. :. L. Gable have gon,
: to California Tor the winter. This i
= their third winter in California, boil
!" having better health in that climate
and as Nh. Gable is amply able ant
at has nothing in particular to detain HIN
r. at home, he thinks they can afford t
r. escape our severe winters.
as On Friday evening Mrs. r. A. Re
OF mans gave a brilliant at home" to tn
r. P. e. O's, her sister Mrs. Frank Woo
MS ston being taken into the order. Th
IS. house was decorated with beautifi
gu flowers. and very nice refreshmen
IS were serves. The club had a Thorough
ne ly enjoyable time
BY unanimous vote of the libra,
ted boa d Miss Grace Meyers has bet
on elected librarian of the Denison earn
nd gle library. Miss Meyers will soon
era W LIS '''tuCS w out'uy ilpL ui ii0eho
the used in that city. 1t is hoped that Il
md library may be opened IN January al
mic there is much to do in ordering ne
lies books, and recataloging the old
an brary.
ng. Mr.. C. A. LYONS VINO has been "a
ne nected with the Menagh mill aud sto
n for the past year has severed his &C
nection with that firm and is NJ
-; travelling on the road for Allen Brot
NC ers, Wholesale grocers. of Omaha
son has been given territory that will c
80, able him to be at home every Saturds
~ and likes his new position very mu
ana Robert Orem and family have retul
the ed from Oregon, coming in Frid
re night Mr.. Orem was not pleased wi
go, the country, and says as faras he kno
Hey Iowa is still good enough for him.
ON man of means can get along ricely
4 to Oregon; the climate is fine, there
n is enty of fruit, etc but for a labori
Der man Mr.. Orem is of the opinion IL
oity that state is not the place for him.
lem experienced man can get So so fell
len trees. but it requires about five years
sit- gain this experience. Mr.. |. o. Or
? as is still in Oregon. and has taken
IONS some land. He is located about
miles from where Robert stopped
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