The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-21

E. E. Clausen. of Kiron, was in Denison
on Saturday last.
Read T. c. NcCarthys sale notice in
another column of this issue
T. Kelly went to Council Bluffs on
Tuesday where he will serve on the
Federal jury
]. 1. Gibson spent Sunday in Denison.
He isImeeting with good success in his
new line of business
Mrs. j. F.. Pfarr returned last week
from several months visit in Francis
town. n. H, and other points in the
east.
Miss Randall Of the college visited
the high schoo! las. Friday morning
and favored them with few readings
which were we'll received.
Mrs. Geo. w. Heston and her brother
expect to return from Arnold's Park, to.
day Mrs. Heston reports very pleas.
ant and profitable summer at the Lake.
MIR. John P. Hoagland Of Bismarck,
N. D is here visiting his sister Mrs. ].
P. Johnson and his niece Mrs Leonard
NJ Johnson for few days this week
A heavy rain and hail storm at Fl.
Dodge Monday night did considerable
damage to electric signs and windows
The green house was almost totally de
stroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs O A Patterson expect
to leave Monday next for St. Louis
where they will visit the fair. From
there they will go to their old home in
Ohio for visit.
Mr.. Claus Pahl rel ublican nominee
for county clerk, was in Denison en-
Monday, meeting his many friends and
making new ones. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. PAIL.
Mrs.. d. " McAhren and Miss Kate
, Kelly started yesterday for st. Louis.
They went by way of Kansas City,
! where they will visit a few days In all
they expect to be absent two weeks.
It has been reported that Mr.. E. Rel
pen had disposed Of his business inter-
ests in Denison. Such ia not the case
MIR. Raipen has not sold his interests,
but still retains his business interests.
Mrs. T. j. Garrison and her niece,
, Miss Helen Carothers, left last week for
Dubuque. Iowa, where Miss Helen will
2 enter SAINT Clara College. Mrs. Gar.
rison will go from there to Chicago. and
contemplates trip to New York City.
! Julius Bale went to Omaha Tuesday
IN orning in the interest of the new
, store building. 1t seems that the
> brick which they are now receiving
are not as good quality as were ordered
: and he:has gone down to see that better
material is furnished.
Mr.. p. J.. Lally member OF the
,. firm of Lally Bros. LaCross Manufac
! turers of Cornwall Canada visited a,
: the home of his cousin Mr.. p. E. c
Lally IN this city few days last week
He was on his way to the Worlds Fail
: at ST. Louis where his firm has mag
y niticent exhibit.
Emil Kruger, cashier of the German
Bank of Schleswig, sends US state
;. ment of the condition of that institu
J, ton at the close of the business Sept
s Is. 1904. This bank is one of the flour
d ishing institutions of that hourishins
n little city anG is receiving the conf
r dence and patronage of that section o
J. the country.
:. Mr. F. z. Timm has practically clos
ed a deal whereby he sells to Henr
n Hoeffer his hotel property and also hi
g saloon property The consideration
said to be 1924 .OO0 Mr.. Timm is unde
= cided as to what business he will en-
- gage in. but says he will not leav
= Crawford county
C A whist party was given at the Bale
g home last FRIDAY evening in honor Q
o Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher, Jr. Q
Z Cedar Rapids. Thirteen tables wer
. filled with players aud a most enjoy
a able evening was spent. Miss AID
W Sewell and c. ]. Kemming receive
e the prizes for the hight scores. Daint
e and delicious refreshments wer
served.