The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-26
The town of Persia, in Harrison county,
was almost wiped out by FIRE last week.

The town of Persia, in Harrison county,
was almost wiped out by FIRE last week.
Mr.. Dwight Partridge aud family Sun.
dayed in Dow City.
Mr.. !. P. Jones visited Dow City be-
tween trains Sunday.
Roy Whiblishouser is the new clerk at
lohnson's Book store.
Jack Finnern shipped two cars of
hogs to Chicago Saturday.
Miss Anna Hink is at home from
Sioux City for few days visit
Mrs. Levi Green of Arion was pleas
ant Denison shopper on Saturday.
Elder c. j. Hunt of Deloit, transact
ed business in Denison Monday.
Miss Schnecloth Sundayed in West
Side with her friend, Miss Emma Book
Foster Pierce is enjoying his spring
vacation at home. He is attending Ames
college.
The case of Tom Denison the Omaha
gambler has been transferred to Red Oak
on change of venue.
The Misses Roberts and Redessel Of
Charter Oak spent Friday in Denison and
saw DR.. Jeckyland Mr.. Hyde.
Albert Riepen arrived Friday from
Dies Moines for ten days visit at home.
Albert is attending the c. c. c. c.
The dispositions in the Faus vs.
Christensen case were taken before
Notary Geo. Richardson on Tuesday.
The college opened the base ball
season here on Saturday. when they de-
feated team from Vail to the tune of
Is tod
The Epworth League OF the NJ. E..
church will hold reception to the
members and friends of the church at
the church parlors tonight.
The college base ball team will 60 to
Dunlap Thursday to meet the Dunlap
CITY team. The boys have strong nine
and hope to carry off the honors.
D. w. Welton will deliver lecture
illustrated'by Stereopiticon views at the
First Baptist church next Sunday eve
ming. All are cordially invited.
Many farmers were attracted by the
King drag at work on the city streets on
Saturday. We are glad the city is setting
such good example. Keep 1t up.
The report comes from East Boye,
township that the farmers are trying the
King drag with much success. They are
all used up from kicking themselves. how.
ever, that they never thought of it before
The winter heller has been taken from
the Balle-Brodersen building and we car
now see it in all its splendor of plate glass
The store is certainly beauty and Deni
son is to be congratulated that it is near
ing completion.
| The first of the much talked wedding
is at hand. They say such events al
ways happen "by threes" Those who ca,
name the two other brides to be will
please hold up their hands.
The dance Monday night given b
the Germania Verein was very vel
attended. The Richards Orchestr,
furnished the mlsic and all who at
tended pronounced it one of the hes
dances of the season.
| Rev. A. G. Martyr returned home Il
Denison on Monday after nearly thre
mouths absence, engaged in evangelis
tic and church work of very labori
GUS, but successful character, havin,
rebuilt church edifice and receives
over fifty members the past few weeks
BY invitation of the ladies of Denison t
the W. H. M. S. ladies of Dunlap, severe
of the local members spent the afternoo
OF Tuesday, at Denison very pleasantly
Among the visitors were: Mesdames A
A. Thompson. Isaac Jackson, ]. H. Gollur
w. H. Davis, E. L. Manchester, L. H
Pratt, ]. S. Hull and G. W. Collve,
Dunlap Reporter.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G.. Martyr hav
been called to mourn the death Q
their nephew at Iowa City, Claude I
Robinson, gifted young newspape
man and reporter, connected with tn
Press of that city. He had recentl
won the first prize in the Main Essa
contest. and was we'll known to the Der
ison students at the University. Hi
sudden and untimely death is great
] lamented.