The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

IsOn VlSlbOr on wednesday laSL.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. G ,orge Loeb |
miller, on Tuesday, April 26, u daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Lizzie Patterson, of Carroll, is
spending the weeks with her parents
in D. nison.
Mrs. E. G. Laub is spending few
days in Sioux City, visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. f. Goudie.
Orders for Engraved Calling Cards
taken at this office. One hundred
Cards and Plate for $l.35.
Mrs j. p Jones is spending some
time in Cedar Rapids, where she Is
visiting her parents and friends.
Green county does not anticipate
poor house, the $4,000 90 appropriated
is deemed sufficient to nuild u good one
While at Chicago Mr.. t J. Kelly
witnessed the game of base bali be-
tween Chicago and Cleveland last week
Sher. Ainsworth, who has Leen alb
sent for the past three weeks visiting
friends in other localities, has returned
home.
Ifyou are a stock raiser you should
have some good stationary for your
correspondence. Get prices at the
REVIEW Office.
DR.. Patterson and John Suhr, of
West Side, were in attendance at the
Democratic convention Friday rs della
gates from their little city.
Mr.. W. a. Porter is now making his
home with his sister, Mrs. A. f. French
in east Denison. He expects to remain
in Denison until August.
Mrs. Jas. A OFT, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Temple, returned to her home at Mar
shalltown, last Wednesday.
Arthur Arnold returned to his home
in Mason City on Friday after q
pleasant visit in Denison. He is now
firing on the Milwaukee road.
Mrs. j. W. Campbell is visiting AT
the home of her mother. Mrs. Lewis
Ley, at present. They haye given up
their home in Evanston, for the pres
ent.
,Chas. Hanna came over from Char
ter Oak last Wednesday and moved a
load of household goods over to that
place. He expected to get all moved
over by Monday OF this week.
Mrs. Geo, w. Heston is remodeling
and repairing her residence in East
Denison, getting it in shape so that
she may spend the summer months at
Spirit Lake, to which place she antici-
pates going in the near future.
Mr.. Jack Dalton. Charley Walsh IS
manager ia the Tenth District. who
halls from Manson, was pleasant
caller in Denison on Thursday. He
was fixing up the Hearst fences just
prior to the democratic convention.
Attorney Jacob Sims, of the law
firm of Shaw, Sims & Kuehnle, was
down east last week taking the evil
dence of Mr.. j. N. Bradley, which will
be used in the Laub-Romans case this
week. Joe is in the livery business.
The REVIEW is getting up some very
fire bills for the German American
Horse Association, advertising their
fine stallion Figaro" The REVIEW
is in shape to print the very best bills
of this kind OF any Office in the county
Mr.. F. E. Miller, who has been con
nected with the Cooper House during
the past winter, is now travelling on
the road representing the Marshal Oil
Company. He has followed this line Of
business for a number of years and has
become quite proficient.
We understand the Masons will move
their belongings to the McKim hall
this week. This will make them a
very fine lodge home. one that will be
thoroughly appreciated by every mem.
Der of the society who has been com
PEELED to put up with Inconvenience SC
long.
Agent McCloy and wife have return.
ed from their sojourn in the south, and
Mr. McCloy is again at his station a;
the Central. They report fine time
while south. Mr.. Penny, who had
charge of the station during Mr.. Nc
Clogs absence. has returned to Wal
Lake.
Mrs. w. Fl. Laub, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. I. Austin, started for
California last week, going with train
load of Des Moines Methodists. Mrs
Austin's beal5h has not been of the
best of late, and it is hoped that the
trip will be the means of restoring hel
to perfect health.
The town of Bayard seems to have
some sort Of IL ''neuler' who is perform
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