The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-05

MIR. Eugene Schiller and family came
from Laurel, Neb., for a few weeks
visit at the home of Mr. j. w, Buffing
ton,
Mr. B. Romans accompanied his
daughter, Miss Junia, to IndianoIa,
last week, where she will attend Simp-
son college the coming year.
George McHenry has returned to
Chicago where he will continue to
study law. He has had a year or so
study and now intends to finish the
course.
The Denison friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Jensen, who now live in Los
Angeles, will be pleased to learn that
nine-pound boy was born to them on
Thursday, Sept. %.
AS the committee will by no means
oversell the capacity of the opera
house you should secure tickets for the
lecture course at once in order to be
sure of seat.
On Thursday last Mr.. John Meeves
left for Colorado at which place he will
reside in the future. He has been q
resident of Crawford county for many
years and his old time friends are sorry
that he should remove from our midst
The teachers of the public schools
have organized a club for the promo.
ton of socialbility among themselves.
The first meeting was held at the home
of Miss Austin and the teachers were
very enthusiastic over the plans formed.
The friends of o. w. Wheeler are an
nouncing his candidacy for the office of
Junior Sycamore for the state. The
head meeting will be held at DesMoines
next Tuesday, and number of Mr..
Wheeler's friends will be on the ground
to assist in his election.
The large bills are out advertising
the coming of Senator Fairbanks to
Denison on Tuesday, October il. The
Senator will arrive in Denison at 1920
q. m. over the Illinois Central. Be
sure to be on hand to see and hear the
Republican candidate for president
We have just received an announce.
ment and program of the Southwestern
Iowa Teachers association to be held al
Red Oak, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, Nov 3, and s, in which we note
that supt. 81. a. Savage will be the
leader of the mathematics roundt BILE
Swan Eckberg had foot quite badly
hurt last Sunday, one of Mr.. McHenry' L
Aberdeen-Angus animals accidently
stepping on him. For time Mr.. Eek.
berg thought his foot was badly mash.
ed, out fortunately such was not the
case
Rev. N. Wick ell and wife spent be.
tween Tuesday and Wednesday in Den.
ison on their way from Kiron to St
Joseph, Mo-, where their future home
will be. They were accompanied this
far by John Cedargren and wife, E. E
Clauson and wife, and Mrs. Carl Gus
tafson, all of Kiron.
Since our last issue the following
marriage licenses have been issued
Benjamin B, Bartcher. Bessie Flo.
ence Angstead, both OF Denison
George McKane, Jennie Ahart, Doth o
Denison: Leo Deisburg, Bella M
Winters, both of Manila.
The Northwestern Iowa M. e. Con
ference held at Sac City has closed ant
the bishop announced the appointments
Rev. j. j. Bushnell has been sent t,
Charter Oak, Rev. Morgan, of Deloit
goes to Cushing and Rev. L. S. Ston
goes to Deloit Rev. w. J. Todd is givel
Vail and West Side. We also motto
that Rev. L. T. Fegtley goes to Neville
| The death of James Fitzgerald occurre
last Thursday morning at the ST. Bernar
hospital. He was about sixty years oil
and was for long time resident Of thi
city where he was prosperous drayman
But about year ago he was stricken wit
paralysis, which finally affected his mind
He was sent to the hospital at Counc
Bluffs in hopes that he would be benefited
but instead he gradually grew worse. Tn
funeral services were held from the hous
Friday afternoon Rev G. E Morphy, c
the Baptist church officiating