The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-28

0Wel! milliLefY al bQeifuID mage sd!e.
Buy your children's winter outfit at
the rummage sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. PLATE visited
with a daughter on the Willow last
week.
Born, Sept 80, to Mr.. and Mrs. Con
rad Lingle, of Milford township, q
daughter.
Leslie Poitevin of Dow City was in
Denison Tuesday as a witness in the
Birkhoffer case.
J. q. Jones went to Buck Grove Sat-
urday to look after some Improvements
on his farm there.
Albert Healy, who is teaching in
Union township, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Denison.
Shoes! A speciality at the rummage
sale.
A. D. Rouilliard left on Tuesday af-
ternoon for Silver City. New Mexico,
where he will probably remain for
come time.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Tim.
othy Sullivan of Washington township
was buried at the Catholic cemetery
here today.
Mr.. Frank Odell, of near Dow City,
has been enjoying visit the past week
from his father. Mr.. j. w. Odell. OF
Macon, Ill.
THE REVIEW is in receipt of letter
from r. D. Seymour, ordering THE
REVIEW sent to Brandon, Manitoba,
where he is now located
Patronize the rummage sale and
help buy piano for the library puild-
ing.
What better premium do you wish
than fine up to date map of the cour-
ty in which you live? THE REVIEW
map is good one and you should have
it.
Harry Harvey, of Logan, was an
over Sunday visitor in Denison, the
guest OF Mr. Sears McHenry. Harry
is the republican nominee for county
Auditor Of Harrison county
Mrs. Mamie Slater, who has been
quite i'll for some time, was taken 10
the hospital at Sioux City last Thurs.
day where her friends hope that she
will soon improve in health,
Glide Cochran, who is located at
Muscatine, Iowa, visited relatives and
friends in Denison from Thursday un.
til Tuesday. He is connected with the
railroad company at Muscatine.
Rev Emory Miller, who was at At
lanta last week attending conference
preached the Sunday morning sermon
at the Congregational church in tina
city.
Mr.. John Cavanaugh took advantage
of the rates west and left on Tuesda.
afternoon for Pocatella. Idaho, for
visit at the home of his sister, Mrs
Cal Owens.
Miss Lucy Orr, who has been il
Council Bluffs for some time, VISITED
over Sunday at the home of her pa.
eEts. She now holds good position
as saleslady in one OF the Council Bluff
department stores.
Sher. AinsworSh has taken lease O
the building now occupied by P. M
Lanes pool hall and on October LIST viii
move the Gem Lunch Room to tina
place. He has also secured the serv
ces of Jack Broedus as cook and intend
room.
good sized audience attended tn
show at Germapia Opera House on las
Tuesday night, and all were we'll plea:
ed with the production. Miss Willard
thd leading lady, is an actor of abilit
and showed by her acting that she ha
devoted much time to study. Mis-
Kate Griffith as Mrs. Russell was ais
good, particularly so in the court seen
where her son was on trial for murder
All of the gentlemen in the compan
were good in their different part.
MansgersSibbert is pleased at the bus
ness done. He is endeavoring to secur
better line of.attractions all the time
l and he feels that his efforts are bring
: ing forth results and that the theatr,
going people will appreciate his worl