The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-26

Mr.. Arthur Girard. of Schleswig. is
offering twenty-five Poland China pigs,
of both sexes for sale in his advertise
ment, to he found on another page of
this issue.
Messrs. Tamm, w. p. Hover, B. j,
Sibbert, T.J Kelly, G. Green, Arthur
Green and W. c. Rollins were at Wall
LAKE Thursday and Friday of last week
and bagged a few ducks.
Mr.. Joe Obenchain enjoyed visit
from his long time friend Mr.. E. w.
O'Neal, Of Iowa Falls, over Sunday
Mr. O'Neal was on his way to Nebras-
ka. where he intends to locate
THE REVIEW received a very pleas
ant call on Friday last from Mr. M z
Brace, of Dunlap. Mr. Brace is an old
time friend of the REVIEW, and always
makes it a point to call when in town.
Rev. G. E. Morphy is attending the
Iowa Baptist State convention which
meets in the First Baptist church of
Marshalltown this week Mr.. Morphy
is member of the Board of the conven-
ton.
VIM Goodrich is home again from
Wyoming. where he has been spending
the summer He has been in the
cattle and mining business. He will
remain at home during the winter
months.
Mr.. Henry Gardner, of Illinois, visit
ed with his mother at the W. j, Nc
Ahren home ever Sunday. Owing to
very urgent business he was compelled
to return home Monday evening. We
regret that Mrs. Gardeners condition is
not improving
Mrs. D. W. McAhren entertained the
Coterie club last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. McAhren had arranged a very
a pleasing advertising contest which was
: participated in by all present. Mrs
: Chas. Bollen won first prize and Mrs
4 George Sprecher second prize. During
g the afternoon delightful refreshments
were served.
We received very pleasant cal
from Mr.. Allen McCord, of Santa Fe
i New Mexico, last Saturday. Mr.. Nc
! Cord has been absent from Denison fol
9 eleven years. He is connected with
the United States Army post at SAINTS
9 Fe, and has a good position. From
}. here he went to Milwaukee and viii
u return to his home by way of st. Louis
- The Iowa Telephone Co. is installin!
automobiles for all their managers il
: county seat towns Mr.. Alfred Lal
. son expects his within few DAYS
The company seeks TO make a grea
- saving in livery bills by the use of al
tomobiles. Mr.. Larson has fitted up
- room backcf Chas, c. Kemming's stor
- where he will house the auto when
- arrives.
n j. |. Gibson was mixed up in ru
n away or Saturday last Ha employe
when at the Mclienry farm the tea
became frightened, when the driv,
v threw the lines and jumped from tt
buggy, leaving j. l. TO the care of hir
- self. Mr.. Gibson succeeded in sto
". ping the team, but was severely injurt
AZ in his left knee
Miss Mollie O'Hare, one of Iowa
- best and experienced teachers will a
- rive in Muskogee tonight to Deg
work as teacher in the third and four
- grades on Wednesday. Miss OLA
- comes highly recommended by many
Iowa's foremost educators. among
'e- others, Iowa's State Supt OF public i
to- struction, under whom she has taug
"a for many years. She Isl sister of MI
James Hart, of South Third stree
ar -Muskogee q. T.) Democrat.
We received a paper from LosVega
~ n NJ, in which we note the accou
- of big flood in that country whit
tied up two rains and three or TO
rs. hundred passenger for period
IS nine days. The passengers formed
Ip- Flood Association" and among son
rs. of the things they did was to hire Il
a Los Vegas band to give them CO
mt cert and then had big parade of tt
ce Association" through the streets
as the town. A. ID. Roulliard was one
mt the passengers and was elected seer
tary of the association.