The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-10-07

Rev. Father Farrelly informs US the
Catholic school is progressing nicely
there being rs pupils in attendance.
The Dominican sisters make good i'm
preston and teach thoroughly every
branch they touch.
Mr.. Theo. Abbie, of Grant township
Ida county, and his wife were Denison
callers on Thursday, having been down
at Dow City visiting at the home OF
Thos Ahart. Mr.. Abbie was at one
time resident of Denison.
At meeting of the council on Nor
day evening the sewer committee re-
ported good progress and it was de-
cided to advertise for bids for the
building of the sewer. to be completed
| by December Is of this year.
| Miss Alice Stevens returned to Deni-
son on Sunday last from Colville, Wash
ington, and has accepted position with
the Bale Brodersen Co. Miss Stevens
is a very competent bookkeeper and
stenographer, and her many friends are
glad to know that she has returned to
Denison.
Manager Sibbert desires that we
announce that the next attraction at
the opera house will be my Friend
From Arkansas" and that it is one of
the best companies on the road. There
will be laughable and thrilling situa-
tions from start to finish. Secure your
seats now.
The foot ball season opened in Deni-
son on Wednesday last, with game
between the high school and the pick
ups Servoss referee the game an6
Carter umpired. The score stood
Denison Is, high school 0. Owing tc
the lateress in starting the game the
halves were cut short, peing only /;
minutes.
While playing foot ball on Monda!
last Leslie Reider, son of Mr.. Ed
Reider, of the Central depot had hi
left collar bone broken A physician
was Immediately called and set thu
fracture, aud he is now getting alonE
nicely. He will be kept out of school TO
sometime however.
Earl Hicks, who has been in tn
: employ of the REVIEW for sometime
L
took his departure for Omaha on Sur
day last, and also took one of tn
numbering heads belonging TO til
; Omaha Ticket Co., which he tried t
!. dispose of at Omaha, when the polio
took him in charge. The machine
was valued at about thirteen dollars
and the chief of police very kindly re
turned it to us. Mr.. Hicks, howeve
was not returned.
To adpertis ers-We desire to call al
tention to the fact that hereafter al
advertising for THE REVIEW must b
: in the bands of the printer not late
than Monday noon. The REVIEW
goes to press on Tuesday afternoon
and advertisements coming in on tn
day Of going to press greatly hamper
the news section. If our advertiser
will kindly remember this aud hand i
their ads on Monday, not later than !
it will give us more time to devot
to both advertising and news.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. johnson returne
Monday evening from a trip to Oman
) and Tecamah, Neb At Omaha Mn
I, johnson transacted some business an
later they attended the Ben Hur per
: formance, and then went to Tecamah
3 where they visited with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Smith They report Mr.. Smith
: as getting along nicely in the laundr.
business. He purchased fine plant
) and is doing good business. Upon in
, curry they found Will to be like b
|, the business men of the town and al
} spoke in highest term of his ability t
conduct first class laundry.