The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-13
Mrs. w. j. scrlv=r.leaves tomorrow

Mrs. w. j. Scr!VST'IeaVeS loIhGFFoW
'or summer trip in CaEada.
Mr.. George Naeve returned home
Tuesday morning. He reports Mrs.
Naeve as rapidly improving aud that
it will no. be loag before she will be
able TO return home.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
held market day at the city hall Sat
urday afternoon which was not as we'll
as they had anticipated owing
TO the extreme heat OF the afternoon.
VIM. Daniels and mis- gang of ce-
menc workers are in Schleswig this
week where they have big lot OF &C.
nent walks to lay, which will keep
them there for some time.
The W. r. G. ladies went in a body
to Oakland Cemetery on Monday even
ing and held Decoration ceremonies.
They were caught in little shower
of rain. but the entire program was
carried out Notwithstanding.
The following we're appointed by the
mayor last week as members OF the
library board to serve a term OF three
years: Messrs. p. e. g. Lally, w. A.
McHenry. and C. F. Kuehnle. The
appointments were ratified by the city
council.
At a meeting Of the Improved Order
of Red Men last Tuesday evening the
following officers we're installed for the
ensuing year: Sacnem, T. A. Harvey:
Senior Sycamore, A. J, Larson; Junior
Sycamore, ]. A. Shaw Var; Prophet,
n. A. Carpenter.
Messrs. George Richardson and E.
T. Cochran we're among the first from
Denison to reg lister at Yankton. When
going up they anticipated long wait
before registering. but we're greatly
pleased that they we're able to sign up
the necessary papers within ten min
utes.
r. S. PresA, who was formerly line
man at this place for the Iowa Tele-
phone Co., was in town'last week, greet
ing old acquaintances. He goes in a
short time to Salt Lake City, where he
has work ia view. His brother Roy.
who was manager here at that time
now has good position in the head o.
| fees at Davenport.
The boys of the hobo brigade have
had some fine pictures finished. The
hobo brigade was one OF the finest feat
lures of the parade on the Fourth o.
Guly. Puck's or Judges artists coulc
not have co>tumed the boys any better
than they did themselves and they Ger
tainly would have taken prize if any
had been offered.
Sidonia Lodge No. 1893 /. o. o. F
hela installation of officers las. Friday
evening, at which time Special Dis.rlc
Deputy Grand Master John Schnool
was master of ceremonies. The
officers installed were: N. G., FREQ
Clausen. V. g., Chris Otto. Recording
Secretary Frank Faul; P,rmaner'
Secretary Fred Kadoch: Treasurer
f. P. Timm. A lunch was served after
the ceremonies.
Miss Cook. of Boston, addressed /;
large audience at the Methodistehurct
Sunday evening" on the subject of set
tlement work among the poor OF Bos
ton aud London. In spite OF the hea
of the evening the church was wei
! filled by those who were anxious Il
hear of the good work which is beins
carried on among the poor of orr cities
Miss Cook was at one time professor
in Cornell college at Mount Vernon.
| Members of Rev. E. NJ. Holmes for
mer congregation at this place have re
ceived announcements of the dedica
ton services to be held at the new
Methodist church just completed a
Red Oak Rev. Holmes is pastor o
the church there and has been largel,
instrumental in the construction of tn,
new edifce. which is magniicen
structure of stone. The program Is 81
elaborate one extending throughou
the entire week beginning July II
Rev. L. Ilgenfritz is one of the notable
on the program.