The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-10

Jos. Hughes, OF Omaha. visited with
Thos. Brown SIR. on Tuesday,
Milt Childress, OF Milford, was Wis
itor in Denison on Monday.
The Misses Arts, of Carroll, visited at
the Lally home part of last week.
MISS Stoner departed Sunday evening
for Ohio where she will visit an aunt.
Ray Winans and wife returned to
Deloit after visiting over Sunday at the |
Thos. Hopper home.
The Board of Supervisors has extend
ed DR.. W. T. Wright,s term as county
physician another year.
Mrs. L. A. Sewell received telegram
tuesday morning saying that her broth
err at Toledo, Iowa, had died.
| Miss Bertha Newcom, stenographer
at the First National Bank visited her
parents in Stockholm over Sunday.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday by Rev j. w. Carson.
Chiidren's day exercises in the even
| ing.
Miss Mary McAlpin has accepted a
position at Mr.. warbasse's jewelry store
filling the place made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Piper.
|
Mrs. e. q Hams, of Buck Grove,
mother of Mrs. VIM. Mcbride, has been
very i'll for some time. and fears are en-
tertained as to her recovery.
Mr.. H. w. Randall has returned to
Denison to live and will once more en-
gage in the painting and paper hang
ing business in 10th of which lines he is
an expert.
Manila and vicinity was visited by a
very severe rain storm sunday after
noon. The Milwaukee tracks we're
flooded, and other damage done. The
coon river near the Riddle farm was
the highest ever known.
Rev. S. NJ. Davis, of willow Lake, s..
D. arrived in Denison Tuesday morning
and made the address at the K. P. Me-
mortal exercises Tuesday evening. Rev.
Davis was at one time pastor of the NJ
e. church at Vail.
County Auditor NJ. J. Collins and
County Treasurer Theo Kuhl were in
town Thursday shaking hands with
their numerous friends here. Mr..
Kuhl is a candidate for denomination
for treasurer and his friends in this
neck of the woods will be pleased to
see him successful Manila Times.
Chas. johnson, son of Mrs James
johnson, is visiting his mother in Den
ison this week. This is his first visit
Of any length for twelve years. He is
y making his home in Oklahoma. He
4 reached Kansas City during the high
water and was there eight days, during
. the greater part of this time they were
9 without light andwater.
There will be meeting of the Bust
> ness Mems Association on Thursday
evening. The president of the associa
!, ton is very DESTROYS that there be 8
: full attendance at this meeting. Aside
from other matters, Mr.. j. r. Ruston
OF the Fairmount Creamery Co., will be
presentand possibly Dairy Commission
t err Wright. The creamery people are
, CON tom nj a ri n r a v,ape;,o -, ,,,ror,,,+.
9 in the Denison ;plant, and he is desirou:
It OF submitting some plans and ideas tt
IS the business men of Denison. not in
It financial way, but in a cooperative
measure. Every member of the Bust
ness Mems Association should be pres
: ent.
d Tuesday, June 9th. was Pythian Me
! mortal Day and Dowdall Lodge No. 90
v observed the day most fittingly Rev.
Or M. Davis formerally of Vail but now 0
" Willow Lake, S. D., delivered the ad
,e dress. The boys met at Castle Hall at 6:3
aud went in body to the cemetery
where the ritualistic service was carr
y ed out and the graves of deceased broth
. ers tenderly strewn with flowers. Thos
y ofthe Pvthian brothers who ar
y resting in the silent city are: Bro:
u w. NJ. Cornwall Lou Marshal
G j. II. Schoonover, VIM. Bamfort
K, Chas. Rumsey. A. D. James. Ky Wi
y, roth. Amos Runkle, Oren McAhrel
"a Alden Macarthur, Frank Marshal
~ Thos. Luney, Andrew Stewart and CT