The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-19
CUMMINs DAY.

Cummins Dav promises to be great
day for the republicans of Crawford.
The Governor will reach Denison on
the afternoon of Wednesday Oct. 26
and will be rendered an informal public
reception at the Cooper House. At
$50 p. m. special train will leave
Denison bearing the Governor and all
who may wish to go, to the night meet
ing at Schleswig. Stops will be made
at Deloit, Boyer and Kiron to accom-
modate the people from those points,
At Schleswig preparations are being
made for great meeting. Music will
be furnished by the Schleswig Band
and everything possible will be done to
make the meeting success. This
will be a. fine opportunity for jolly
outing to see the thriving city of
Schleswig and to hear a splendid
speech by Iowas Governor. AS the
committee is obliged to guarantee a
specified amount to secure this train
accommodation it is hoped that all who
can will go. The fare will be eighty
five cents for the round trip,
SWAIN MEETINGS CANCELLED.
The republican committee is just in
receipt of letter from the State Com
mittee cancelling the meetings of Hon.
A, w. Swain at Denison and Manila
on October "a and %. This will be a
grievous disappointment, but we un-
derstand that Mr.. Swalm's health will
not permit him to continue his meet
ings and the committee is in no-wise to
blame.
A dressed doll bought at the Harvest
Home supper would make fine Christ
mas present for your little girl.
There was good advance sale of
seats for 'Thelma" which was to be
played at the opera house Tuesday
night,
Mrs. B. j. Sibbert returned Friday
evening from Indianola, where she en-
Joyed months work in the vocal de.
partment of the Simpson college con-
servatory of music.
, Father Farrelly and Mrs. j. T. Haugh
recently enjoyeda visit from their cous-
ms, Rev. P. Farrelly and his sister,
Miss Kate .Farrelly, of Providence, e..
l., who returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
The McHenry herd of Aberdeen An
gus cattle have been at Kansas City the
past week at the Royal show being held
there. They will be home some time
next week when they will be,prepared
to be taken to the International Live
Stock show at Chicago about the 18th
of November.
On Thursday, October 81. at 500 p.
m. the Presbytery of Sioux City will
install the Rev. VIM. Ellsworth Bryce
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of this city. A number of prom
inent ministers will be present and take
part in the services. Members of all
the other churches of Denison will be
through their pastors, invited to be
present. The program will be publish
ed next week.
| VIM. Ashfeld, farm hand working
south of town, had bad runaway one
day last week. His team became fright
ened at train near the Northwestern
freight depot and started onto the road
leading to the cemetery. Before reach
ing the bridge they ran into an electric
light post knocking lit down, and de-
molishing the wagon and ;inJuring
themselves quite badly. Mr.. Ashfield
was slightly injured in the smash-up.
U. G. Johnson and DR.. w. T. Wright
were at Cedar Rapids on Thursday and
Friday of last week attending the con
vention of the state league of lowe
municipalities. There was large at
tendance, something like two hundred
delegates being present, but most of the
questions discussed were of interest
only to the larger cities. On Friday
evening the delegates sat down to one
of the largest banquets ever served il
the state. over nine hundred guests be
ing seated on one floor.