The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Sam Wells and Frank Howard went
to minneapolis Friday morning.
The next attraction at the Germania
soper4 npu.e will b. "Peck's Bad Boy
Prof. sa age made business trip to
the snath EASTERN part OF The state last
week.
M. JACOB B N, OF Washington town
ahip, was Denison visitor On Wednes-
day last.
A. F. B,ylan and VIM. Hoover went
to the lake last Thursday to shoot at
the dncks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Orr went to Coun-
ell Bluffs last Wednesday where they
will reside.
chas. Molter member of Board OF
Supervisors, was in Denison on We'd
nesday last.
DIR. I. $. Bailey, for many years syn
oli:al missionary Of me Presbyterian
church in the state Of Iowa. was in
~ QlSOQ between GrhlUS ldSU
visiting with Sears McHenry.
The Northwestern Iowa teachers
will hold big meeting at Sioux City
beginning April IA. and lasting over
the 16. Many educators of prominence
will be in attendance, and the meeting
promises to be an enthuiastic one.
Miss Polster enjoyed visit from her
mother, of Baxter Springs, Kan, on
Thursday. Friday morning Mrs. Pol
err took the Central train for the
nth and willyisit daughter in ST.
Paul.
Mrs Louise Aannah Webb started
for Santa Barbara. Mex, last week,
where she will join her husband. Mr..
Webb's work will require his presence
there about month, after which they
will return to Leadville, Colo.
MIR. r. R Lounsberry, of Marshal
town, has ncsept.d thu management
Of the Arion Telephone Co. and was q
Denison visitor on Friday. He was
formerly ,narhnist aud electrician in
the Marshalltown Pottery Works.
Mr.. w. E. johnson gave bill OF sale
ct mia meat market last week to MIR.
%. w. Wheeler who is now in charge
Of the financial end OF tn. bus ness.
Mr.. johnson is still retained In the
business, Mr.. August Miller assisting
him.
"The Runaway Match" was stopped
In Denison on Tuesday evening, and
the company was greeted with good
house. There is nothing to the play
aside from merry making and the many
laughable situations kept all in q
mirthful mood the entire evening.
Chris Peters, of Charter Oak. was
brought before the insane commission
ers last Wednesday, and by their ad-
vice his relatives agreed to take him to
the ST. Bernard hospital at Council
Bluffs. Mr.. Peters is an old man sew
enty years of age, and is we'll know n in
the western part OF the county.
DR.. r. A. Randall went to Charter
Oak last Thursday to bring over his
office fixtures He will Install them in
the Office of DR.. Iseminger and the two
will .practice together. Doc . as he
is Familiarity known is pleasant and
gentlemanly in every respect, and will
no doubt soon build up a lucrative prac-
tice.
Mr.. A. N. Kalb visited his parents
and sisters in Denison last week. He
is just returning from trip down
through Old Mexico. and has had a
very enjoyable trip. He visited at
Mexico City. and many other promi-
nent points in that country, and bis
description is very graphic. He has
just been transferred to Montezuma,
Iowa. where he will have station.
The eleventh district of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs held a
convention at Ida Grove Tuesday,
March %. A large number OF delegates
attended and very instructive pro-
gram was listened to. The kinder
garten, child labor, and kindred sub
iects were discussed. Mrs, T. j.
Fletcher of Marshallto~n, president OF
the state federation was present and
Closed the convention by lengthy
address on the value of the federation.
The business men of Ida Grove have
formed an athletic association. The
mayor is president of the organization.
which has for it's object the promotion
of all athletic events to take place in
the city in the future, including field
meets, football and basef ball games
etc. The first event to come to the
notice of the organization, will be the
field meet of the Northwestern Iowa
High School Athletic Association
which takes place there this spring.
Miss Mile Bicknell, of Buck Grove.
has resigned her position with Mr.
+ MOffitt. at Buck Grove, and will remove