The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
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The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schafer of Omaha will be inter-
ested to learn of their young heir since
the 21st. We extend congratulations to
this worthy couple.
Mrs. e. w. Pierce and her daughter
Mrs. Will Rodenbaugh went to Ames
on the excursion Friday. On Sunday
Mr.. Rodhenbaugh came in and spent
the day at the Pierce home.
The Green Cattle Co., of Dow City.
shipped into that place last week thirty
car loads of cattle from the west.
Charley Booth came with them, having
been on the roundup for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Menagh, ST..
went into Chicago on Saturday even
ing, where Mrs. Menagh will receive
medical treatment. Her many friends
trust that she may be greatly benefited
Mr.. P. E. c. Lally has accepted an
invitation to speak at the installation
of a council of the Knights of Columbus
at Boone on Oct. 18th. He has accept
ed the invitation and will use as his
subject Our Society and its Opportun-
ity."
Mr., Howard Randall. who Unlisted in
the regular army from Dunlap, and who
has been IN the Philippines nearly three
wears, died IN mid-ocean on August 81
while enroute for SAN Francisco, The
cause of his death is said to have beer
Bright's disease.
The low rate to Chicago this weel
has attracted considerable attention
: and a number of Denison people have
taken advantage of it, and gone to tina
city. Among those going We're Messrs
ALT. Wright, VIM. McLennan and Cha
c. Kemming.
Hon. j. P. Co lner ard County Chair
5 man W. M. McLennan were at For
Dodge on Thursday last, and ATTENDED
a meeting of the Tenth District Repub
. 1icans. After the meeting they wer
entertained at luncheon at the pleasan
home of Senator and Mrs. Deliver.
The excursion to Ames last frlda
drew very large crowd, the specie
trains being loaded to standing room
II Ii is said that there were over lo,OO
people on the college grounds. Ager
Mahoney sold nineteen tickets frol
n Denison, Those who went were grea
! lv nleased with the school and live stoc
and say the trip is worth great deal
% Mrs. Miller, mother of Mr.. M. \
n Miller, the day man at the |, G. toWe
died at the home of her son on Wedne
day, aged 81 years Mr. Miller toe
$ the remains to jackson, Michigan, IL
' interrment For many years she ma
u been making her home with her sol
and she always received the best
a. care
On Saturday afternoon while worklr
u on VIM Roth's house in west Denise
Mr.. L. a. Sewell lost his footing al
III fell distance of nine feet. Workmt
tn who were with him ran to his rescu
Il and picked him up, and after sho
time he was found to be all right.
= was fortunate that the ground in t.
- cellar where he fell was soft, otherwi
he might have been seriously injured.
In this issue we present in full t
in opening campaign speech OF Govern
y, A. B. Cummins, made at Des MON
70 Saturday evening. We present t
speech in supplement form in ord
that our readers may preserve it a
sh read it carefully at their leisure L
ut Governor answers the talk made
ho Denison few weeks ago by the den
NJ cratic candidate for governor, Mr.. j.
is Sullivan, and by reading the spec
We one will readily see that the task W
we'll done.