The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-15

Masters Edmund and Gordon Luney /
spent the past week in Battle Creek.
with relatives.
H. A. Cook was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. j. C. Kotr. vhile in
Denison Sunday.
Miss Helen Poster leaves today for
Des Moines, where she will spend ss,-
eral weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Jennie Luney entertained the
past week MIR. and Mrs. James SIN tn,
of Shelby, Iowa. and Mrs. Anna Pres
ton, of Battle Creek.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Jones, of near
Ute, attended the K. P Memorial ex.
ercises on Sunday Mrs. Jones is a
sister to a. D. James, deceased.
Messrs. Walker and Davis have Sc
cured the contract for the cement work
in the alley between the Menagh and
the Gulick building on Broadway.
They promise one of the best pieces of
cement work in the city
Childrens day exercises we're OBJ
served last Sunday. in the morning at
the Methodist church and in the even
ing at the Presbyterian church. Both
programs were good, consistingo of songs
recitations and exercises by the little
/ folks.
Mrs. j. W, Compbell returned to her
home in Chicago last Wednesday after
a pleasant sojurn among her old Dem
son friends. She was accompanied
part way by Mrs. Chris Kemming who
is visiting at Cedar Rapids and CHAR
ton,
Monday morning the Carnegie
library received eight sacks of bound
documents from Washington. D. c
They consist of Official papers. reports
OF different public commissions. ETC.,
and will form a valuable part of our
splendid library.
Mesdames w. A. and Sears McHenry
went to Chicago last week. They will
witness the commencement exercises
of the Chicago University next week
when George McHenry will graduate
from that instition with a degree OF
Bachelor of Arts.
Father Dolliver ACCOMPANIED by
Victor and Miss Gay were in Denison
Thursday and Friday as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Conner. They
were returning from Los Angeles, Cal
where they had been attending the
general conference OF the Methodist
church.
Sunday last the German Odd Fellows
observed their Memorial day, by 90.
Ing to the cemetery and decorating the
graves OF their departed members with
i. beautiful flowers. There was a eood
turn out of members, and the occasion
was one of loving remembrance.
The representative for the concern
, that sent the new chemical engine
) here for trial. was ia Denson on Sat
urday and together with the commit
tee and members of the chemical de
partment, gave the engine trial. A.
I. ter a satisfactory trial and some expla-
nation as TO how to use it, the commit
tee decided to accept the same. The
Old engine was left in charge of Mr.
Schnoor by the representative with
instructions to sell it.
The Rev. T. Fl. Lawson of Stockton
Cal. delivered an illustrated lecture a
the opera house Friday evening a
which there was fair sized audience
The lantern views shown were some
OF the finest ever exhibited in Denison
The grandeur of the Yosemite valle,
was revealed as we'll as it could be done
on canvass and the interesting peaks
and water falls were described in Sc
graphic manner that any one wh:
heard the lecture would be able te
recognize them at once if PRIVILEGED te
see them in reality. Mr. Lawson wa:
: assisted by Prof, ]. A. Carroll of Mem
phls, Tenn, who sang number Of
: illustrated songs. Mr.. Carroll has ar
excellent baritone voice. very power.
full and at the same time wonderfully
rich and melodious. His singing
pleased the audience highly and he
was encored a number of times.
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