The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01
Plan to celebrate in Denlson.

ran 10 celebrate In DenlSOp
The city council held an important
meeting last Monday evening.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
in June session on Monday next.
Mrs. w. FL. Laub expects to start on
her return trip from California to Den
ison, next Saturday.
N. J. Wheeler spent Saturday and
Sunday in Des Moines visiting his
daughter Mrs. N. E. Wescott.
Mrs. j. B. Romans expects to leave
for Mason City the first of next week to
attend the &. A. R. encampment at that
place
Miss Barnacle, who has been with
Sarachon Sisters for the past season.
left for her home in Des Moines Sun.
day.
Miss Nellie Wiley, who has been Wis.
ting at tie home of F. w. Movers, re-
turned to her home at independence.
sunday morning.
Mrs. Rachel Goodrich, who has been
very i'll for some time is now GONZALES
cent, fact which gives her many
friends much pleasure
| Mr.. John Fastje was seriously injured
last week by having his finger caught
in one of his machines He will not be
able to use it again for at least two
months.
The room occupied by the Broadway
Grocery is undergoing some repairs
A new corrugated ceiling is being put
on and other necessary improvement:
are being made
Miss Sulmer leaves this week for ST
Louis, where she will visit the Worlds
| fair for some time, afterwards she will
go to her home in Ohio to spend the
summer vacation.
Leon Young spent last week in ST
Louis. He says the exposition is q
long way from being completed, anG
that it will be thirty DAYS before the
Exhibits are in place.
There We're about fifty people Mon
day night who would have been willing
to have met the management OF the
Northwestern road and given then
their choice of weapons.
Miss Mabel McAhren has returne &c
from Battle Creek Michigan, where
she has been for some time. He,
numerous friends are pleased that she
has fully regained her health.
The Chicago Chronicle of Sunday las
contained an excellent picture of Mrs
j. P. Conner and spoke of her as beins
a lady of great diplomacy, a brillan
conversationalist and excellent tastes
A nine OF Denison juveniles played {
game of ball Monday afternoon will
some boys from Vail. They did no
succeed in drawing much of crow
and our boys We're defeate5 by scor
of to 8.
! G. L. Voss has recently received iron
L. NJ. Shaw a beautiful Japanes
maple tree taken from the botanical
gardens of Washington. D. c. Thes,
trees are propogated from slips direc
from Jap1n.
The annual sermon to the members
OF the graduating class of the Denisor
Normal and Business College will be
delivered by Rev. J. h. Sharpe at th=
M. 3. church on Sunday evening Juns
8. This will be a union service and s /
cordially invited to attend.
Ralph Jackson. who has just finished
thirty day sentence, was again sen
fenced on Tuesday morning. This
time he was charged with resisting ar
officer. 1t is understood he desires to
leave the state and in this he NAV be
permitted.
Mr.. WmIMack has been in esMoines
this week, where he was admitted tc
practice law. During the past two
years Mr.. Mack has been assistant te
MIR. Harding, and has had during this
time access to Mr.. Harding's fine
library and has familiarized himself
sufficiently to be admitted to the bar.