The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-03

| Mr.. Grummons went to Jefferson
Saturday ana accompanied mis- wife
home.
Mrs. E. c. Jones of Chicago arrived
in the city Sunday night for a visit
with old friends.
The REVIEW raises its offer. We
will give ten cents each for copies of
Sne Bulletin containing It's April opin-
ion of MIR Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen returned
Monday from their visit to the Worlds
Fair at. s.. Louis. They report a
pleasant and u profitable time.
Mrs. ]. c. Kelly is up from Oklahoma
visiting with relatives in this city and
in Odebolt We are pleased to note
that her health is much improved
The Presbyterian and Methodist
congregations held union services at
the Methodist church Sunday night,
Rev. j. Il. Sharpe preaching the SER
moo.
The only trouble with swasey's cam
paign for county attorney is that too
many democrats have not forgotten
why they only gave him one term when
| he was in before.
r. [. Randolph of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived Sunday night for visit with
his brother Mr.. U. G. Randolph. After
a short visit here be will go TO Oska-
loosa to visit a sister.
The Crawford county institute will
begin it's sessions at the college next
Monday morning. An excellent corps
oft teachers has been secured and a good
attendance is expected
The foundation for the fine new
residence of Mr.. G. A. Jones in South
Denison is about completed The con-
tract for the erection of the building
was secured by Raine and Christensen.
Word has been received from Perry
Marshall that he is in ST. Louis and
considerably under the weather with
chills and fever. He expects to come
home the latter part of the week,
where he will no doubt soon recover.
Mrs. M. E. Jones announces an Sat
Home" in honor of Miss Matte Miles
on Wednesday evening from Z to 10
o'clock. 1t will be in the nature of an
informal farewell reception to Miss
Miles before her departure for Argen.
tina and all her friends are invited.
Chairman Morrisey of the democratic
state central committee last week
appointed j. B. Romans one of the
three memb ers of the executive board
of that organization Mr.. Romans was
appointed as a representative of the
Bryan wing OF the party one Parker
man and the other neutral
Prof. L. G. Rusmise of St. Joe,
formerly at the head of the commercial
department of the benson Normal and
Business college. was in the city last
week enroute to Oskaloosa where he
will teach in the county institute. He
is at present in charge of the CONNER
cial department. of the st. Joe High
School.
Mrs. j. P. Woodruff started for Gin.
cinnatti Sunday night in response to q
telegram announcing the death of her
nephew Will Cressler, a young mar
about twenty-five years old. The
cause of his death was typhoid fever
He has visited Denison on several oc
, casions and is known by quite 6
, q number of people here.
Large crowds are attending the
' loom end sale being held at the Boys
, store this week which will continue al
} next week. The drygoods department
was closed all day Friday arranging
the goods and preparing for the sale
EARLY Saturday morning tour of th'
town was made with band in cover
ed wagon, announcing the sale In BIZ
letters on the side curtains. BY min
o'clock every avsible hitchrack, dra,
a wagon. dog. and email boy was decke,
y with tags announcing the sale. 4
!, number Of extra clerks have been EN-
9 ployed to wait on the crowds in attend
ance.