The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-12

Miss Estella Galbreath started for
Spokane, Wash, last week. She has
secured lucrative position as steno'
grapher in that city.
Mr., Peter Miller has returned from
his summers sojourn in Montana. be
reports his sons as prosperous, having
had good season. His daughter, Miss
Lillian, will spend the winter in Min
neapolis.
Good sale bills we'll circulated bring
results. For good bills have The Re-
VIEW print them. For reference ask
the many customers we have printed
bills for.
The ladies of the Trinity Guild will
hold n .rkes day one week from next
Saturday afternoon at the city hall
They will sell hot baked beans, brown
bread pumpkin pieand doughnut-.
One of the large plate glass Windows
| Mr. Bamford's store front was brok-
30 las, Sunday morning, the large iron
GRACE holding the awning came loose
and the wind drove it through the
glass.
Mr.. Martin sandstrom and son Nels
Of Kiron, we're Omaha visitors last
week, where they purchased two car
loads of cattle. They also remained
over Thursday evening and took in the
big electrical parade.
Editor A. H. Rudd, of Dow City, was
a Denison visitor last Friday. He ha:
just closed at contract with The Oma
ha Tent & Awning Co. to print them a
large number OF pamphlets. The or
: der requires two tons of book paper.
Peter Sells, the senior brother OF tn,
we'll known Sells Brothers circus men
! died last week at his home in Colum
= bus. Ohio. He had travelled more owe
the United States than any other ma
S and was known from the Atlantic t
2 the Pacific.
Mrs. Thos. Boylan, of Des Nome:
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Fran
y. Stone of Dow City. was Denison visi
1 or last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyla
q have been spending Mr.. Boylan's vaci
ton with relatives in Michigan and Q
$ the return trip Mrs. Boylan took occ'
]. sion to visit Denison and Dow City.
sThe l. o. o. F. lodge held a soci'
gathering at their hall on last We
r nesday evening, There we're abo,
o sixty of the members present. Dur!r
: the evening a fine supper was serve
after which tables were brought in al
: the remainder of the evening was spe
A in playing games.
Mr.. CD Newcom. of jackson. MINI
was in town on Wednesday last.
- has sold his farm near Deloit to b
% brother Fermin, and is now somewh
- undecided as to whether he will &C
- tinue to reside at Jackson or move
Nebraska. He says crops are fine
r the vicinity of Jackson and that fl
Ut mers are very prosperous.
d Announcements have been receiv
in enison announcing the maria
!, of Miss Pearl OBrien to Mr. Afr
= Bundy Colwell at Cripple Creek, Co
10 RADIO, on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th. I
-. bride is daughter of Mr.. and Nj
Milo O'Brien and granddaughter
Mr.. T. Harker and is quite we'll kno
n in Denison. All of her friends "
n. wish her much happiness in her M
IS ried life, which she richly deserves
'ly
Among those who went to Oma
last Thursday to witness the big pars
NC were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Randall, \
81 and Mrs. w. H. Laub, Mr.. and M
ne E. F. Tucker. Mrs. Louis Ley, s
NJ daughter, Mrs. Lena Ley. Mrs.
w. Carr Mrs j. N. Mills. and Messrs
r. Shaw Van, j. Fl. Gable, Chas. Tab
sit w. M. McLennan, W. G. Rollins, j.
.sp Tamm, Harry Carpenter, Will R
en- denbaugh and Will Gibson and
,ed Misses Edna Bagge, May Cavanau
and Maggie and Lille Evans.
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