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

Ed. jackson came up from South
Omaha on Saturday evening and visit
ed at home over Sunday. He is we'll
pleased with his government position
at South Omaha.
The Germania society will give a
grand ball at the opera house on three
nights OF this week, last evening the
arst one was held, tonight and to-
morrow night the others will be given.
MIR. John Baker enjoyed visit from
cousin whom he had never seen on
last Monday, Mr.. q. R. Baker of ST.
Louis. Mo-. Mr.. Baker was accom- pa
MED by his wife and little boy. From
here he went to Sioux Falls.
A little girl of MI. and Mrs. VIM.
Luney had the misfortune to break one
OF her arms by falling off porch last
week A physician was Immediately
called and set the injured member, and
the little child is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Gerry Davis, of Indiana, at one
time clerk in McAhren and Cassaday's
| drug store, visited friends in Denis IN on
Tuesday last. He had been up to Wall
Lake, where his mother lives, and will
take her to chicago for medical treat
ment.
Raymond Conner leaves this week
\ n
enter military academy. Bordentown
is but few hours ride from Washing
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Conner expect
to see him quite often after congress
meets.
The fine Shorthorn animal, Cumber-
land II, belonging to Mr.. G. A. Saun-
ders, at Manila. won first prize in his
class at the Interstate Fair at Sioux
!, City last week. He is certainly fine
animal, and we'll deserves the distinc-
ton received.
Bring in your watermelon to the
REVIEW and get your subscription
free. Already the melons have began
to arrive. The display of agricultural
products at the various stores are at
tracing attention. Many cash prizes
are being offered.
Mr.. P. E. G. Lally is expected to re-
turn from his European trip about
Sept 18th. We acknowledge the re-
ce.pt of a souvenir postal from him
from Blarney Castle. He says he did
not kiss the famous Blarney stoue-this
time he should have added.
!, Mr.. Foster Pierce has gone to Ames
where he will take complete course
in veterinary surgery. A letter re-
ceived from he Professor SAYS that he
is much pleus ca vi d Foster and that
!, he is taking right ahold of the work in
, earnest and will urely make success
: Mr.. Arthi1r Orr, who has been clerk.
ing at .lohnson's book store the past
t year has severed his connection Will
3 that store and gone to Indianola, wher,
4 lie will attend school the coming year
+ str. Orr is very capable young mar
land Will make rapid progress in school
/, His friends hope FOR him abundant sue
! cess.
DR.. Andrew Randall, of Charter Oak
was in Denison on Monday. He is vel
pleased with his location at Charte
Oak. Through the efforts of Drs. Ran
e dali and Waterhouse county medica
3 association is to be organized shortly
t A meeting has been called for next Fri
i. day at Denison, when it is expecte,
= that all the physicians of the count,
h will be present
Mr.. M. P Ryan of Vail requests u
q to announce that he will not be a candi
g date for the republican nomination TO
n sheriff. The announcement is made a
p this time to allow clear field for an
IS candidate who may wish to enter tn
:e race. The republicans have not fol
e gotten the brilliant race made by MI
Ryan two years ago and he has hos
4 of friends who will regret his decisio
ia not to be a candidate. Mr.. Ryan &C,
IS entirely of his own volition and we ar
lie assured that the republican ticke
t. throughout will receive his hearty SUI
s. port, in fact the republicans need n
" assurance from Mart Ryan that he an
his friends will be lOyal to the tickle