The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-02

Mr.. Daniel Grace, formerly of Craw-
ford county, but lately of Avoca, died
at that place last Thursday. He was
a brother-in-law of Mrs. Isaac Gillmor
and Mrs. Gillmor and Miss Margaret
attended the funeral.
Mr. Tom Curry, who was for so long
connected With the Hub clothing store
as head clerk has secured position as
manager of big clothing store at
Mondamin, Iowa. to which place he
has gone. We wish him success.
Mr.. Green of the Fargo house, has
decided to change the name of the new
hotel that is being moved up from the
Northwestern depot, and the Fargo
now passes Out of existence. The new
hotel will be called Hotel Denison."
Mr.. Alex Christy is now acting as
agent for the Buckeye Stock food and
is making great success. He guaran.
tees his food to DE as good as any ever
placed on the market. Look him up
it you are interested IN the stock food
line.
Rev. A. G. Martyr has been invited
to preach the sermon before the Pres
bytery of Sioux City, at its fall meet
ing in the fine new edifice at Harvard
en-. 1t is a special honor to be thus in
vited in connection with this large
gathering of ministers and churches.
Mr.. Ed, Nelson has returned from his
trip to Sweden. He reports having had
a pleasant visit with his parents and
relatives and old time friends, and says
that the sea voyage was delightful no
storms. and he was not sick at any
time.
The Denison Normal and Business
College commenced the fall term of
school yesterday, with very bright
outlook. The attendance is good and
promises to gain right along. Prof
Van Ness has been doing some syste-
matte advertising, and it is beginning
to count.
Miss Nellie Pollock goes to Cedar
Falls where she will attend the state
normal. Miss Pollock has been one OF
the successful teachers in the coun-
ty, having taught for a number OF
terms, but she is DESTROYS of still fur.
therlng her education, and will spend
some time at Cedar Falls.
The Misses Sarachon returned home
on Saturday from their eastern trip
They visited Montreal, and with
friends in New York state, and ther
sailed down the Hudson to New Gorl
City. Here they learned the yer,
latest styles. in millinery and CAM
home prepared to turn out nothing bu
the SWEETEST of millinery.
Miss Mable McAhren who went t
| Battle Creek, Mich, last week for cor
q sultation regarding her health, write
: encouragingly to her parents. Sh
will be compelled to remain there 10
some time yet however, and has bee
compelled to give up her position a
teacher in the city schools Her man
friends trust that she may be perm,
! nently benefited.
Miss D. E. Deighton, of Shenandoah
. Iowa, has been in Denison, quietly Cal
. rying on the work of the equal suffers
: gest propaganda. Miss Deighton is
bright. we'll informed lady, and appear
thoroughly acquainted with the publ
) men of the state. She is perhaps triil
too frank to be polite, and her likes an
dislikes are most pronounced. She
d impartial. in the matter, however, e.
n pressive her disapprobationo of Secretar
], Shaw, LATE Young, Jud Welliver, an
g Speaker Eaton all in the same breatl
> The only really perfect man is Govern
8 or Cummins, and while we agree wit
II Miss Deighton's high opinion of his M
n ny good qualities. We almost feel sorl
g for him on the lonely pinnacle on whie
he has been placed.
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