The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-10

Supreme Representative Carl F.
Kuehnle is attending Grand Lodge at
Waterloo this week.
Gene Virgins, who has been working
in the First National Bank for two or
three months, has returned to his home
in Dow City where he takes up the
work : the Dow City bank as assistant
cashier
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Woolston start
ed last week from New York. where
they have spent u CT uple of months
and on their way 10 their home in Des
Moines will take in he fair at St.
Louis.
Mr.. Scott Wheeler has had bis home
in East Denison freshly painted and
the improvement is very noticeable.
The body is in white. trimmings drab
and shutters blue. Mr.. john Kott had
the contract.
A special train bound for San Fran.
cisco will leave Denison over the Ili'-
nois Central Aug. 80, at Las p. m. The
train is made up for the benefit of
those wishing to 'attend the Triennial
Conclave knight Templars, Sept. SO.
and 1.-THE cheap rate of SAG 80 for the
round trip is made.
| MIR. Thos. Ward, of York, Neb, has
accepted position with the REVIEW,
and is installed at the head of the job
department. Mr.. Ward is an expert
enced job printer and pressman and
comes we'll recommended. Drop in
and get acquainted with him.
Mr.. and MIS-. Geo. N. Knight, Of
Cameron, Mo-, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs M. N. Smith. Mr.
knight is Professor of Sciences in the
Missouri Wesleyan college and his wife
nee Hope Smith. occupies the chair OF
J Latin in the same institution.
P. n. Rank was the successful bidder
for the Balle-Brodersen property 1.-THE
Nielsen hotel) and he has had the hous.
movers at work raising the building
He will divide it and make two resi-
dences. One he will place near tn,
stand pipe, and the other on the north
west corner of the Plimpton block.
Citizens of Kiron and vicinity ar
| planning fora big harvest excursion t.
be run from Kiion to Lake View OF
Wednesday, August "a A brass ban,
, will accompany the train. and after al
irving at the lake the steamer has BEEF
secured to take the excursion to tn
point. E E Clauson has the matter ii
charge.
Mr.. F. Nj. Day, of Milford township
called on the REVIEW Friday. FL
reports crops in excellent condition
He has just refused an offer of $50 pc
$ acre for his farm which he purchase
less than four years ago for somethin
under $40. AS money making prope
t sition Crawford county farm beat
: Klondyke all to pieces.
Mr.. George Rae. of Dow City, Gale
upon his many Denison friends las
: week. Mr.. Rae is much broken j
health and his recent bereaveme nt ha
8 been great grief to him. His Ion
t and honorable life among US has et
y deared him to the hearts of all and
is our hope his God, whose faithful
4 follower he has been, may console al
i. comfort him in his sorrow.
# Mr.. and Mrs. P, w. Harding wer
at home" on Thursday evening TO
Y party of friends in honor of thei
Il guests, Mrs. McGanus and Miss Plat
# The evening was most enjoyable. Mr.
McGanus is a musician of high orde
and her instrumental solos were grea
y ly appreci ated, while Mrs. B. j. Sill
4 berts magnificent voice added largel
to the pleasure of the evening. Side
were chosed and charades were enac
: ed. 'Admiral Togo" proved as'bafflin
8 for one side as he has been to the Rus
y SLAMS. while hydraulics furnishe
too much pressure for the opposin
8 faction. 1t was great fun for all ar
n brought out considerable historic abb
# ity. Delicate refreshments and MOI
10 music furnished fitting finale to d
lightful evening.