The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-06


to be OUT again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McMinnimee
went to Nickerson, Nebr- on Tuesday
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. McMinrimee.
Denison's Fourth of July parade
would have done justice to city of
10000 inha bitants. It was pronounced
the best ever witnessed in Craw ford
county.
Mrs. Richard johnson has the honor
of Icing the only lady driver in the
parade on the Fourth of July. The
Woodmen Circle float was decorated
and driven by her.
Mike Purcell of Charter Oak was in
town one day last week enroute to
Bonestesl, s. D., where he will draw
for piece of Government land on the
Rosebud reservation.
Mr.. Frank Nelson, o! Kiroo, was in
Denison one day last week on his way
to Gotten burg, Neb., where he will
visit for a time. He called at the RE-
VIEW office while in town.
The D. A. r. Chapter held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Laub, at which time the
complete organization of the Chapter
was to have been perfected.
Mrs. L. T. Carr. of California, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. w. j. McAhren
and many old time friends. Mrs. Carr
has not isited Denison IN number of
years, and her many friends are pleas
ed to meet her.
Rev. F. P. Morgan and wife, of De-
lott, have returned from their trip to
California. We are in receipt of q
splendid write-up of California by Mr..
Morgan, but owing to lack of time we
are compelled to hold it for our next
issue.
The people of Webster City and
vicinity are finding the English SPAR
row to be a real nuisance. They not
only propagate lice and mites in the
buildings they occupy, out they threat.
en- to drive out all other birds and take
complete control.
We are in receipt of letter from
Mr.. NJ. T. Lies ofChelan, Washington.
~ hi No
ing been in Seattle recently and me
Nessrs. John Watson, Clay and VIM
McMinnemee and Miss Gertie Tucker.
He also met Mr.. Sid Greene, lately of
Dow City.
Denison merchants report an excel
lent business on the Fourth. Not only
the soda fountains aud restaurants, but
all lines of business were we'll patron
lied. Clerks and proprietors alike
were busy, the crowd vas a spending
one, all were in for good time and as
far as we have been able to learn all
had good time.
A law went into effect the first OF
this month whereby dealers are pre-.
vented by heavy fine from selling
gasoline in any but red painted cans.
This is a good law and one which will
prevent many serious accidents if gen
orally observed. Dealers should have
their patrons paint their cans at once
| n pylv r,ith No In,
At Leighton two year old boy died
last week as the result of eating box
of corn salve which had been left on
the front steps as sample by distri-
butter. A rostmortem examination
showed that the entire lining of the
stomach had been eaten away. There
Is talk OF having the distributor prose.
cuted for criminal carelessness.
Mr.. Carl kuehnle is rejoicing over
the news that Judge Charles Burke
Elliott of Minneapolis has been nom
mated for Judge of the Supreme Court
OF Minnesota by the Re. ublican State
Convention of that state, which in
sures his election inasmuch as the
state is overwhelmingly Republican
Judge Elliott was roommate of Mr..
kuehlne at Iowa City when both were
students at the State University in 1881