The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-28

Martin Neal of Charter Oak. was a
Denison visitor on Friday last.
Thee. Ward. of The REVIEW Office
visited in Omaha on Sunday last.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Robinson spent
Sunday in Manning with friends.
G. W. Huntington OF Dow City was
seen on our streets last Thursday.
Born on last Wednesday to Mr.. and
Mrs, John Rollins of..Arion, a SOB.
Attorney G. w. Cullisor. OF Harlan,
was q Denison business visitor last
Monday.
Mrs. Bernard Vollertson, of Charter
Oak, was county seat visitor on NJ Oh.
day last.
Senator Fairbanks speaks in Denison
on October II, at 1920 O'clock Come
early and hear him.
S. Vengrovitch and O. ]. PETIT. ot
D City, were called to Denlson on
MOnuay VI. court Cu6lDe66,
Mr.. James Rollins accompanied his
con to Duluth, MINI. !, last week. where
John finished proving up q timber
claim.
Mr.. :and Mrs. j. T. Carey and Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Petersen drove to
Dow City Sunday to attend the confer.
elce.
At the meeting of the creditors OF
Mrs. Hannah Duncan held in Denson
on Monday,last Mr.. O. w. Wheeler was
elected as trustee.
Mr. j.. L. Warbasse received fine
line oftjardaniers, umbrella stands and
pedestals last Monday. In another
column he speaks of them.
w. S. Mayne, of Council Bluffs, Re-
cree in bankruptcy for this district,
held meeting Of Mrs. Hannah Dun
cans creditors in Denison oa Monday
last.
Senator Fairbanks, the next vice
president of the United States. will
visit Denison Oct. 18th, in the fore
noon. He should be greeted by large
turnout.
a, P. Simon, Of Clear Lake, has been
secured by A. b. Randall to assist in
his meat market. He is al experienc.
ed cutter and is an agreeable and oblig.
ing salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Shropshire have
returned from Parsons, Kas., where
they visited with their sons. They
report a pleasant time and that the
boys are doing we'll.
Chas. McHenry. of Sioux City, was {
Denison business visitor on Monday
He stepped into THE REVIEW Office
and ordered the paper sent to his ad
dress at Sioux City.
The funeral of Mrs. Riemer Bate
was held at Schleswig on Sunday after
noon. She was lady seventy-fiv
years of age and leaves husband ant
one child to mourn her death.
The First Church of Christ (Sc.en
tisD will hold opening services on mex
Sunday, Oct. 2. An invitation is eS
tended to all to be present. The servi
ces will commence a. 1890 a. m.
/ The party given by the catholi
young men at the Germania hall las
Friday evening was we'll patronizec
considering the threatening weather
The young people enjoyed themselve
and realized S42 26 for the school fun
after paying all expenses,
Work on the new court house is pro
crossing rapidly at present. The frs
story walls are up, and the stone GU
tiers are busy cutting stone for the pi
lars, etc. The huge derrick used ii
lifting the heavy stones is skilfull
managed by James Mcclellan, who's
aeriel stunts on the so foot beam fort
feet above the earth are the envy {
the spectators.
F. q. Messenbrink was in Denise
on Thursday and called at THE Ri
VIEW Office. He and his brother e,
were at st. Louis the first OF the mont
and took in the exposition for ten day
In another column will be found a
advertisement in which Mr.. Messe
brink says he is ready to dehorn ca
tie. He has had fifteen years exper
ence at this business