The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-06
Misa Orpha Marshall visited friende
in Boone the past week.

Misa Orpha Marshall visited friende
in Boone the past week.
Born, on Wednesday, Dec. 80, 'O3 to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meggers twins
Miss Winters, of Manills. has been
visiting in Denison the past few days.
Z Miss Ease Conner, of Omaha, Neb.,
is visiting friends in Deuison this week.
VIM. NJ. McLennan returned from
his Christmas visit to his parents on
Saturday.
Messrs. John and Pat w elsh were mp
from Vail Saturday shaking hands with
Denison friends.
Mr. J. D. Nipple of Lake City was
guest at the A, A. Kuhnes home during
the holidays.
MIR. Henry Nelson spent several days
visiting relatives in Newmans Grove,
Neb. the past week.
Mr.. Ernest seagrave of Woosb ine
spent few days visiting at the home
of his aunt Mrs. VIM. Morris,
Our Denison Implement men are at
tending the Implement Dealers Con
vention at Omaha this week.
Miss Levina Morris returned on Sat
urday evening from Seward, Neb.
where she has been visiting for several
weeks.
Mrs. MINNIE Mccain and daughter
Lillian. and neice Miss Helen Weed of
Omaha are visiting at the home of MIR.
A. A, Kuhnes.
Harry Poster and Mark Wright, who
are working for the Iowa Telephone
Co., went to Des Moines Monday morn
ing where the company will work the
remainder of the winter.
Jas. T. Regain went to Sigourney, Ic,
| wa, on Monday. where he will have
charge OF a large clothing stock that is
being closed out. For the past ten days
| he has been at Moorehead, where he
closed out large stock.
A dispatch from Galveston. Texas
sage that drillers VINO have been put
ting down experimental wells on the
large rice farm belonging TO Secretary
Shaw, pierced an oil cap, and the
greasy fluid is now flowing through {
two-inch pipe. The farm is located
near Beaumont.
| John Sibbers. who is nov in Chicago
getting ready to start on the road for {
large house, was there during the
/ great theatre fire, aud in a letter to hi
wife, he says that DE assisted in carry
Jog out a number of bodies, and tina
three or four died in his arms befor
he could get them out OF the theatre.
Mr.. f. North, living east OF Daniso
has rented his farm to Mr.. Andre
Gl,dsoD, and has gone to Prescott, Ari
IONA. where he goes in search OF a NOR
healthfni climlte. Mrs. No"th's healt
has been very poor of late, and he
1 ply sicians have recommended the cl
, mate of Arizona. Many Crawford cour
ty friends trust that the health sh
seeks may be found.
We received pleasant call last wee
from Mr.. Frank Smith of Iowa Fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were visiting at til
home of Mr.. VIM. Eggers At one tim
Mr.. Smith was resident OF this cou1
ty but of late years has been in the h
tel business at Iowa Falls. About tw
years ago he was acci'lently throw
| from a train and sustained. a broke
+ leg, which has made it necessary ths
, he retire from the business
Mr.. Cooper and wife have take
= charge of the new Fargo Hotel in De
: ison, and are now busy getting thin'
arranged. for the conducting of fir
class hotel. They have moved into tt
d new brick building. which is finish,
9 very fine. The front of the buildil
y has been made into large Office roo
= we'll lighted. The basement is used +
4 the kitchen and dining room, and &C
= tainly makes one of the finest dinil
r. rooms in this part of the count,
70 Everything about the hotel is as Gle
h and neat as wax, and the prediction
u that Mr.. Cooper will make success
the venture