The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12

Mr.. John Shaw Van returned to his
work with the Illinois Central Railway
Sunday evening. He is located at Mar
issa, ILL.,, at present.
Guy whaley. who has had his photo
establishment at west Side during the
spring is now at Bagley Iowa where he
is doing a good business.
Mr.. F. ]. Gable is visiting his parents
and friends in Denison this week. He
reports business pretty good with him,
and be is quite taken up with his work.
Mrs. G. w. Gregg and daughter
Louise, left Friday for visit with rel
atives in Manila and other towns in
that locality. Mr.. Gregg went over
Sunday and remained couple of DAYS,
The young people are preparing for
swell dancing party to be given in
Military hall in north Denison on the
evening of August 18th. The famous
Blocker orchestra will furnish thei
music.
John Roland spent Sunday with his
family in Denison. He has in the past
two weeks been at Atlantic. Iowa. He
leaves this week for Sac City where his
company, the Empire Cream Separator
will have an exhibit.
Mr. C., L, Voss returned from his
western trip on Friday night. He re-
ports having mad most delightful time.
He left Messrs. Tabor and Romans at
Chelan Wash. After inspecting the
mines at Chelan they will taRe trip
through Yellowstone Park.
On Saturday afternoon the Baptists
held picnic in Marshall's grove. The
day was pleasant ana a large number
gathered at the grounds. The after
noon was spent in swinging, playing
games and having a good time gener-
ally. The day passed all too quickly
for the children.
The Bulletin contains the announce.
ments of three candidates for sheriff,
one for superintendent of schools, and
one for supervisor. Those for sheriff
are Thos. r. Meehan, D. p. O'Brien
and q. J. Cummings; for superintend-
ent of schools, F. L. Hoffman, and for
supervisor, c. 81. Molter.
D. W. Shaw OF the Manila National
Bank returned Monday from Vermont
where he had been at the bedside Of
his mother Mrs. B. o. Shaw. who re.
Gently underwent an operation for the
removal of tumor. The operation
was successful and considering her sd-
vanced age she is improving nicely.
Mrs. Shaw spent several winters here
with her son D. W. and her friends
here sincerely hope for her q complete
recovery-Manilla Times.
Mr.. Frank j. Stillman the washing
ton correspondent and one Of the pro-
prietors of the Jefferson Bee was a
Denison visitor on Friday. the guest of
Congressman Conner. Mr.. Stillman ia
one of the representative men of Greene
County, and since his residence in
Washington has become we'll known to
newspaper men throughout the country.
DIR. M. L. Bartlett of the Des Moines
Musical college arrived in the city
Saturday and was greeted by the many
friends he made here last year. DR..
Bartlett began his work before the
Teachers Institute yesterday morning
and brought with him all his old time
enthusiasm. Rehearsal of the festival
chorus began last evening at the opera
house under favorable auspices, and
will be continued nightly. The first
concertswill be given Saturday even.
ing at which many prominent singers
and players will be heard. People
will remember the magnificent concer,
given last year under DR.. Bartlett's
direction 80 that everyone may lool
forward to an evening Of rare enjoy
ment. A magnificent Checkirinf
Grand piano was placed in position
yesterday which will add much to the
effect and pleasure of the occasion
The final grand concert will be give1
on Friday evening the 2lst.