The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-26

Joe Mills is taking in the sights at
Dss Moines this week.
Miss Anna Aebischer went to Boone
Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. Hans Fries went to Clinton on
Saturday for two weeks visit,
T. j. Garrison is visiting at Grand
Junction, Colorado, this week
A. E. Barber, of Plano fame, is visit
ing the Iowa State Fair at Des Moines.
Mrs. G. L. Voss has returned from
Okoboji, where shes spent a delightful
summer.
Geo. w. Winans, of Milford township,
was among those who are attending the
state Fair
| Mr.. Fred Moulds, of Scranton, Iowa.
is visiting at the home of E. C. Baum
this week.
we are informed that Chas. Saul has
sold his sioaradise farm, consideration
being $50 80 an acre.
Mrs. Allen Johnson and children
went to Okoboji on Tuesday morning
where she will visit friends,
Mr.. Chae. King. one of the progress
sive business men who are building 40
new Arion, was visitor with Denison
friends this week.
There was meeting of those inter-
ested in Iowa oil fields held at the city
hall last evening. Judge Elwood of
Sac City, and others from abroad we're
present
The Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben have organ
lied big theatrical company, and a
bout September 18th, will tour Nebras-
ka and Western Iowa. They will visit
Denison soon after the fifteenth.
DR.. NJ L. Bartlett was entertained
at an informal luncheon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Gibson, after the
concert Friday evening. Only few of
the more intimate friends being present.
j. H. Carstens has just returned from
a visit to Jackson county Minnesota
and Okoboji. He has also been out to
Hot Springs, s. D. Mr. Carstens saws
the corn crop looks bad from Rockwell
City north into Minnesota.
The Denison Street Fair this year
will outshine any similar ever given
in this part Of the state. The commit
tee in charge has gone to a great deal
OF expense in securing nothing but the
best of attractions aud their efforts
should be appreciated and a good crowd
come in each day
We understand that the Lake Wood
resort owned by Mr. Scott, has been
sold to the Lawrence brothers who
have for number of years been oper-
ating the pleasure boats on the lake
} There has always been more or les:
4 feeling between the Lawrences and Mr.
4 Scott, and now that MI. Scott has sold
S out. the boys ought to do well in his
8 venture. Further improvements are
necessary, and after these are made
Lakewood will DE one of the most pop
ular resorts in Iowa.
Il In another column of this issue viii
: be found the call for the Republican
: county convention, which will be hell
in the Germania opera house in Deni
son on Friday, September %. Commit
C teemen should bear this date in mind ant
y hold their township caucus the evening
e preceding the convention. Also make
d tia point to see that the caucus call
e are sent into the REVIEW for publica
i ton. There is no charge for publish
1t ing these calls, and committeemet
e should be sure ard send them in.
:
Painters at work in the tower of tn
Presbyterian church found a letter ad
dressed to Denison lady. Thinkin!
. il was perhaps but a discarded en-
= velope they opened it but finding
. money order and letter enclose
y they returned it to the postoffice a
{ once. The only possible explanatio
:. of the letter being found in this highl
: exalted station is that it was given t
'e youthful member of the family VII
: decided on pigeon hunt before goin
- home. The incident only illustrate
a. the risk in having children call for tn
mail.