The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-24
Mr., and Mrs. F. Fienhold returned

last week from COrrectlOnvllle, where
they were in attendance at Miss
Winnie MYERS wedding.
Miss Minnie Mill, accompanied by
her brother Ray started last Thursday
for Idaho Springs, Colo, where they
will spend month visiting relatives.
Frank Lesher, is using a crutch
these days, as result of having step
ped on rusty nail. His foot is quite
badly swollen and inconvenience him
to great extent.
Mr.. C. K. Shaffer, who is in the civil
service, in the department OF animal
industry, and who has been stationed
at Salt Lake and in Idaho, has been
transferred to Fargo, N. D.
Temple Kirkup left last week on a
trip to Kentucky, Tennessee. and other
points in the south. He will be gone
two or three weeks and will probably
take in the World 8 fair on his return.
John P. Woodruff started last Thurs
day morning for Evanston, Wyo.,
where he will superintend the city
schools for the next year. Mrs. Wood
ruff will join him about the first of
September.
Mr.. Rockwitz arrived in Denison on
Thursday last, and closed the deal for
the johnson butcher shop, paying spot
cash for the same. He will soon have
the market open to the public and will
ask for share of the patronage.
On the inside pages of the REVIEW
will be found some interesting reading
about the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
To all who contemplate visit to this
fair this reading will be instructive, as
it gives one good idea of what they
will see when at the fair.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Charter Oak, calling attention to the
fact that Denison and Charter Oak met
on the ball diamond at the latter place
recently, and that Charter Oak defeat.
ed Denison by score of IL to s. The
item was overlooked in our last issue.
Notwithstanding heavy rain
came about eight o'clock on the even
ing of the 18th there was good crowd
at the dance given in the opera house,
and all had q splendid time. Music
was furnished by the Denison Dance
Orchestra.and gave universal satisfac-
ton.
Miss Dollie Faul was rendered a sur
prise party last Tuesday evening by a
number of her friends and classmates.
The surprise was complete and a very
enjoyable time was had by all present.
Miss Faul is q favorite among the
young people, and especially so among
her classmates of the last two or three
years.
MIL & Son have secured the contract
to furnish the sand for the new Bale
Brodersen building. Their pit is fur
nishing fine run of sand and they al.
| ways fill their contracts satisfactorily
They have a force of cement men work
| ing at West Side and are kept busy
| shipping sand and gravel to that place
and other towns around the country.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. johnson and
children left Saturday for a weeks Wis.
it in Marshall county. They will
spend few days in Des Moines laying
in their stock of Christmas goods
During their absence their store will
be in charge of Perry Marshall and
their competent clerk, Charley Luney.
John Brown and Sam Cole took the
McHenry herd of prize cattle to Des
Moines Friday might, where they will
exhibit them at the state fair. They
will be gone about six weeks and will
show the stock at a number of fairs in
this part of the country, including the
ST. Louis fair, where they will spend
two or three weeks. 1t Was our privil-
eye to view these cattle. twelve magni-
fcent animals with their glossy black
coats and in the pink of condition, just
before they were placed on the car.
The boys expect to capture number
of prizes wherever they exhibit the
animals.