The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-24
Pc. G. Lally spent Sunday with his

P. E. G. Lally spent Sunday with his
family at Okoboji.
]. P. Murphy of the Oak was in Den
son last Thursday.
Frank Wools.on is attending the
state fair this week.
Hilda Rohwer visited friends in
West Side last week.
Miss Cora Brown returned Friday
from visit at Harlan.
Mrs. Will F. Goudie and children
are visiting at the home of Mr.. Isaac
Gilmor.
Miss Rae Of Dow City was guest
over Sunday at the home of her sister.
Mrs. S. j. Woodruff.
Mrs. w. D. McAhren and Ethel
Hunter went to Dunlap Monday where
they will visit for week,
Mrs. Robert Plimpton is enjoying a
visit from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
81, G. Walker of Greenfield.
Miss Anna Riepen accompanied by
her brother John left last Friday for a
visit in Boone and Chicago.
Mrs. Garrison and Miss Edna
Stevens have gone to Hot Springs. S.
D. where they are spending week.
Fred Marshall returned the first of
the week from :Omaha where he had
gone to see his father W. H. Marshall,
who is seriously i'll. He is somewhat
improved at this writing.
The First National Bank is excavat.
ing beneath the walk south of the bank
1t is not known whether they will store
the money there and keep the winter
supply of coal in the vaults, or vice
versa.
Chris Otto has moved his cigar
factory and store across the street into
the room formerly occupied by Haugh
& Drummer. He has arranged the
store in an attractive manner, and will
no doubt profit by the removal, as the
location is much more desirable than
the one recently vacated.
The fourth quartely conference will
be held at the Methodist church next
Saturday evening at eight O'Clock. The
presiding elder, DR.. A. E. Griffith, will
be present and will also preach on Sun.
day morning at 1890. The communion
services will be held at later date.
The Boys" are firm believers in
plenty of publicity, and realize that
they get the right kind through the
newspapers. In this issue of the RE
VIEW they have large advertisement,
which all careful buyers should take
pains to read. Many good bargains are
offered at their store during this sale
Dr.. M. w. White of Sioux City
Grand Master of the l. o. o. F., was in
the city Friday night and visited the
local lodge. He also visited the new
library and other points of interest il
the city. 1t was his first visit to Deni
son and he expressed himself as highly
pleased with the appearance of our CITY
During the storm last Wednesda,
afternoon John Bakers house wa.
struck by'lightning. The bolt passed
down the chimney into the ground
and no one was hurt, although Mrs
Baker, who was working at the sewing
machine, received q slight shock anC
considerable SCOT was thrown into the
rooms.
Mr., Eugene Mueller will not be with
the college the coming year, as he de
sires TO gain a yet higher education
and will attend some university this
fall. He has not yet decided where he
will go but it will be some college O
reputation. While connected with
Denison Normal Mr.. Mueller had done
excellent work.
Miss Myra Bradbury, daughter of NJ
M. Bradbury, spent last week visiting
her father. She has just returned
from visit in Illinois and Chicago
At the latter place she acquainted her
self with all the new styles in fall
millinery, and returns to her position
as milliner for large firm in Mapletor
where she has been for the past two
years.