The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-03
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Day on
Sunday Jan. 81, girl.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Day on
Sunday Jan. 81, girl.
Henry Loewe, route three. favored
this Office with call Saturday. Henry
has Teen reader of the REVIEW for
sometime and is always welcome Wis
| itor.
| Frank Faul is still detained at home
owing to his severe accident of some
time ago. He is not able to get out of
bed yet, and will probably be confined
to the house for month.
The Peoples store has been crowded
| to Overlooking with eager purchasers
the past three days. People realize
the stock is to be sold and are taking
advantage of the great bargains.
Fourteen clerks have been kept busy.
Mr.. Alfred CIausen, of near Kiror,
was o Denison visitor on Saturday
last He will hold sale of Duroc Jer-
sey hogs on the 18th OF this month, and
calls attention to the fact In another
column. Look up the ad and read what
he has to say.
| DR.. Hal G. Simpson, was reelected
secretary of the Iowa State Veterinary
| Medical Association at a meeting of
the association held at Des Moines last
week. The Doctors ability is recog-
nized by the association, and he was
the unanimous choice.
| Messrs. Cook, Moulter and Ahart.
county supervisors. attended the state
meeting OF county supervisors at Des
Moines last week. They undoubtedly
picked up much useful information,
and exchanged ideas with other super
visors from over the state.
Mr.. Carl Youngerman, formerly
baker for Mr.. Chas. Young, has rented
the room recently occupied by Nc
Weighs music store, opposite the old
Wilson House and will start bakery.
He is now busily engaged repainting
and getting the room into shape.
| A Mr.. Johnson, OF Omaha, has been
in Denison the past week, working in
the interest of the Ben Hur societv.
He is organizing tribe in Denison,
and feels elated over the encourage
ment he is receiving. The Ben Hur's
are very popular at Carroll and Miss
ouri Valley.
The W. 0. w boys are working on a
home talent production to be given at a
| date to be announced later. The name
OF the piece is Uncle Rube" and is
said to be good one. The cast is be-
rs made of good material and proceeds
80 towards purchasing uniforms for
the Uniform Rank.
| The next attraction at the opera
will be Lawrence Russeli's, 'The
Pumpkin Huskers" Many will re-
member Mr.. Russell as the gentleman
who gave the home talent play "Aber-
deem in Denison some years ago.
Since that time he has gained consid-
cradle distinction as play write, and
has q number of successful pieces from
which he derives considerable royalty.
The Guy Hickman Comedians, we'll
known in Denison. di. banded in Boone
last week, at which time the lady
pianstinsistedo on receiving her salary.
Not getting the money as speedily as
she expected she had MIR. Hickman
arrested, charged with vagrancy.
He was placed in Jail, while the pianist
returned to the hotel to meet Mrs.
Hickman, and that lady proceeded 70
do the John L.. Sullivan play. Finally
the father of Mr.. Hickman came to
the rescue and paid the bill.
Howard johnson, the bright little
4 son OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. johnson had
a birthday party Saturday evening to
which there were twelve of his young
boy playmates present. Howard was
eight years old, and is very bright
and manly little fellow. and as host he
performed the duties the equal of one
three times his age. Various games
were INDUCED in during the evening,
and fine Refreshments we're served to the
de. light of all the little fellows present.
Howard was the recipient Of many
tokens of congratulations during the
day.