The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-24

~ ~ J" no returned 10 DenlSOn on
Sunday evening.
Jas. Wulf of Ellis, was a Denison Wis
itor on Monday.
The state of Dubuque has become
a state of anarchy.
Miss Ethel Gulick has returned from
school at Mt. Vernon.
Harry Woodruff returned to Cleve-
land Ill. on Monday.
John Romans has returned from the
Northwestern University.
E. T. Cochran was Council Bluffs
visitor Monday, on business.
Ernst Riepen is spending the week in
Chicago visiting old time friends.
1.-THE Hub" is out with fourth of
July advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kelly went to
Lakewood yesterday for few days
outing.
B. 81. Foderbere, the Mccormick
binder man, has something to say in
this issue.
Miss Garnett RoEans has returned
from Mt Vernon, where che is attend
ing school.
G. j. Kemming has sold his residence
property in Denison to G. A. j. Jones,
of West Side.
Mrs. Byron Aylesworth is visiting
her daughter Mrs. ]. woodland at
Fremont Neb.
F, F. Ranger, who has been attend
ing school at Simpson is spending his
vacation in Denison.
Miss Florence Small of De Witt has
been visiting at Capt. Familton's. She
is his grand daughter.
Frank Fee was last week awarded
the contract for remodeling the school
building at wall Lake,
Prof. M. G. Hover goes to Chicago
this week, where he will spend his va.
cation in study of music
Rev. A. w. Gauger returned Friday
evening from an extended trip in west
ern Illinois and eastern Iowa.
We hope for good attendance at
the republican convention next Friday
Now is the time to organize for victory
this fall.
Mr.. jackson the house-mover from
Dunlap, was in Denison Monday look
ing up contract for the moving of the
North western hotel.
Last Monday morning the school of
the German M. E. church opened. A
goodly number attended from the be-
ginning while others will enter later.
A number from Denison attended the
Firemen's tournament at Carroll last
wednesday. There were about five
thousand people present and big time
is reported.
Mrs. r.. l.. Hill who has been attend
ing her family reunion and visiting
friends at Cedar Falls for the past two
weeks is expected home the last of
this week.
Prof, ]. R. Bagge and wife are
visiting in Denison. They have ship
ped their household goods to Corwith
Iowa where he will have charge of the
public schools the coming season.
The firemen's dance at the opera
house Monday evening was decided
success. Over sixty tickets were sold,
and every one present had an enjoy
able time, The Knowles orchestra
furnished the music, much to the salts
faction of everybody.
State Assistant Veterina rian Simp-
son was called to Jackson township last
week to look at couple of horses be-
longing to R. ] Deter. The DR.. found
two of the horses afflicted with glauders
and will Immediately be shot. This
makes it pretty hard on Mr.. DETER.
Mrs. L. G. Goodrich, Mrs, o. M.
Criswell and Miss Hart entertained on
Monday and tuesday afternoons at the
home of Mrs. Goodrich. On account of
Penelope meeting with Mrs. Geo. Naeve
yesterday a number of the tuesday in
vitations were accepted Monday. De-
licious refreshments we're served, and
an enjoyoble time was had by all pres
ent.