The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-14


house is "A Broken Heart.
The Coterie CLUB meets with Mrs. f.
w Meyers Thursday afternoon.
A new directory will be issued this
week for the Iowa Telephone Co.
Mr.. S. G. Wright expects to start on
his western trip sometime this week
Messrs. John Shaw Van and Carl
Burk spent Sunday last IN Charter Oak.
Bert Kniest, of Kiron, was Sunday
visitor in Denison. He is the same
Bert ae of old.
Miss Grace selander, of Denison, is
visiting a few days with friends in
Boone. Boone Republican.
Chas. G. kemning of the Denison
Clothing Co. went to Chicago Sunday
evening where he transacted business
on Monday and returned home Tuesday
morning.
Attorney p. w. Harding was up in
South Dakota last week on legal bust
ness. He also has case before the
Nebraska Supreme Court involving con-
siderable property
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
serve supper at the home Of Mrs. G.
i L. Voss this Wednesday evening to
which all are urged to come.
MIR. GeoS. Rogers of Tacoma, Wash,
has been in Denison the past few days
looking after business matters. He owns
very fine farm near Vail, and while
en- route to st. Louis thought to stop
and look after his interests.
w. r. Temple went to Council Bluffs
last Friday to visit Jas. Fitzgerald,
who is confined at the St. Bernard
hospital at that place. He found Mr.,
Fitzgerald gradually falling in health
and with no improvement in his mental
condition.
Miss Gladys Carter has resigned her
position. with. the, Omaha Ticket Co..
and will 60 to-day to Fremont, Nebr.,
where she has secured position with
the Fremont Printing Co.. large con.
Germ. Miss Carter is an exceptionally
good press feeder. and her place will
be hard to dll.
Mrs, T. j. Garrison was at Omaha
last week and placed Master Earling in
private school She was fortunate in
obtaining admission to the best private
school in Omaha, and Earling is well
pleased with his surroundings. He is a
very bright and active little fellow and
his Denison playmates greatly miss him
Mr.. M. Bohart is advertising q pub
lie sale to be held at his place just
across the river south of town on Sat
urday, Sept. oath. at which time hi
will sell farm machinery, cattle ant
horses. Mr.. Bohart has some splendid
stock and if in need of anything alonl
this line it will pay you to attend thi
sale.
Grand Chancellor Waud, of the Ply
THAN order, has just announced his de
puties for the different districts through
out the domain. He very wisely ap
pointed j. l. Gibson deputy for tn
!Sixth District which comprises tn
counties of Pottawattomie. Woodbury.
Ida, Sac Crawford, Harrison and Shel
by. The appointment is good one,
A car load of coal which has recent
been placed in the basement of G.
kemming's clothing store came nea
takinga fire from spontaneous CON
bustion last week. When the stor
was opened Friday morning it wa
found to be full of gas and smoke
Further combustion was prevented b
moving the coal and spreading it GU
more over the basement floor.
The publisher acknowledg a baske
of very fine tomatoes presented by Mrs
Eva Girard, of near Schleswig. TIL
tomatoes are the same variety as tn
ones which took prize at the DEM
son Street Fair u couple of years age
Her three daughters, the oldest bein
thirteen wears have sold this season
over Sl5. 90 worth of tomatoes in Schles
wig. and are using the money to furthe
their musical education.