The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-24

Adds Lally returned from Notre
Dame last week, and will spend his
vacation at home. All we're pleased to
see him, he is looking we'll, and college
life seems to have agreed with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kruger returned
from their Colorado tour Monday morn
ing, having had delightful time. They
visited all the prominent points in Col
orado.
Messrs VIM. Luney and Jas. Smyth
have returned from Indiana, where Mr.
smyth was taken to receive treatment
for cancer of the mouth. We regret to
learn he was not benefited, the doctors
fearing an operation.
N. E. wescott has been in town the
past week. boxing up his household
goods. On Thursday his goods we're
shipped. Mrs. Wescott went to Des
Moines on yesterday. Benfson
friends will regret the removal of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wescott from our midst
Rev. Lothringer officiated at services
in Atkins, Benton county, for Rev
Krog, June 7th, and held services June
l4th, at Davenport in the morning,
west Davenport in the afternoon, and
Rock Island in the evening. This was
quite recreation during his vacation.
We call attention to the large ad of
j. Fl. Tamm which appears in this issue
Mr.. Tamm is firm believer in ad-
vertising, and keeps his name constant
ly before the public. He is reaping re-
turns from his advertising, proof be
ing in evidence by the number of Gus
toners he has
Taylor Pearce, of Corning Iowa, has
been visiting old time friends in Deni-
son this week. He is we'll pleased
with his new home, yet there is at
times longing for old Crawford's
hills. He may decide to move back in
the near future.
Gentry Bsos. Show was quite we'll
attended Monday and gave universal
satisfaction. The ponies and dogs
were we'll trained and each performance
was carried out without hitch. The
trained monkeys were the delight of
the children and were applauded by
the older ones.
M. E. Jones received last week a
draft for 100000 from the Bankers
Life Insurance Co., in payment of the
policy held by Mr.. Frank Nixon, of
Stockholm township. The Bankers
Life is one of the best insurance COM
panies in existence, its death loses are
paid promptly and adjustment always
satisfactory to all parties concerned.
Mr.. Ed Jackson, came down from
Redfield, S D. and visited with his
parents over Sunday the 18th. He has
just been appointed as car sealer for
the government, with headquarters at
South Omaha. Some three years
ago he took the civil service examina.
ton, more out of curiosity than any
thing else, and only recently received
notice to report for duty at South
Omaha.
Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Mahoney en-
tertained on Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons. The Misses Lally, Ley,
Gurrison, Kirkups and Mesdames Sic
vers and Wescott gave music that was
much enjoyed. Mesdames Voss and
Conner and the Misses Helen Burch
Alice Romans, Lydia Belle Kuehnle
and Margaret Nc Henry assisted the
ladies in receiving and serving frappe.
Mr.. Charles Sunstrom formerly of
"The Boys" store, who has; been in
Wisconsin the past year, returned to
Denison on Sunday last, and is receiv-
ing royal welcome from his friends
He has been in i'll health the past winter
and is only now getting on his feet
again He was attacked with malarial
fever. Chas may conclude to remain in
Denison fact his friends will be glad
to learn.