The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fee spent Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fee spent Sunday
with relatives at Ariop.
Mr.. Mike Collins and son made c uncil
Bluffs visit last week.
Frank Patrick CT Dunlap made Denison
a business visit on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Cushman left on Saturday
for visit with Carroll friends
Rev. Father M. ]. Farrelly went I'd Dun
lap on Sunday for brief visit.
Miss Emma Barcher will begin her fall
term of school next Monday at Kiroh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braase OF Schles
wig. were Denison visitors on Monday.
Mr.. Abraham Schan of Battle Greek,
transacted. business in Denison Monday.
Miss May Wiese returned on friday
from az visit with relatives and friends at
Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hill went TO les
NJ lines last .week 10 take in the sights at
the State fair.
Mr.. Hugo Harthun was one of the ex-
cursionists to take in the Black Hills trip
on Friday last.
Mr. :and Mrs. A. F. Dean of Rockwell
City, we're the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. c..
L. Voss last week.
Mr.. Chas. Smutney went to Audubon
on Sunday to attend the funeral of his
cousin. sWhl Smutney.
Mr.. Frank Lesher is in Des Moines this
week p,ck,ngup pointers on Poland Chinas
and Plymouth Rocks al the State fair.
Ghas. Galbra;th made K,ren business
visit on Monday. There must be some
thing doing in democratic politics. !
| Mrs. Lena kahler and children return
ed on Monday to their home a, Tpaer,
Iowa, after delightful visit al the Kuehn.
lie home
Mr.tJ. L. Ainswo1th, Denisons poe, of
commerce.: is taking lin the glories Of the
State fair this week. When he returns
we shall doubtless hear all about lit in
| seasonable rhyme.
Mr. and MrstE, Gnlick. Mr. and Mrs
o. M. Criswell and Mrs. F. w. Meyers
and son expect to make up party bound
for Lake Okiboji on. M onday next They
will remain week and will doubtless
have delightful time.
The old Lsettler's Day rivalledi the
Fourth of July and there was more
genuine pleasure in it. Denison should
welcome the old settlers every year ahd ii
should be. made the occasion for even
greater gatherings Than The one Of last
week.
If you want COCO haig bush for the smon
| ey, go to Schlumberger PHI imacy 25;cent
1 and up.
MIR. E. S. Harrison has reached his
destination atithe Panama Canal He ar
rived the 14thland on the 18th he wrote
home giving his address and asking that
!, the Mn at once. Another
letter telling more of his experiences isiex-
pected in few days.
| Use schlumberger Diarrheoa Cofdia
| for summer Complaint.
The Methodist Sunday School is picnic
ing today out at Marshall's grove. Mr..
c. L. Voss has volunteered to furnish all
the ice cream;the Sunday School can eat.
we regret that we did not know of this
last last week so that we nigh: have made
a proper announcement that would have
filled the ranks of the Sunday School even
| if Mr.. Voss went broke.
Hon. j. P. Conner struck one of the
keynotes of the Picnic when he dwelt
upon the unity and harmony which per-
vades the county. There is little
jealousy between the different towns and
all are proud of Crawford as whcle.
The REVIEW has for many years tried to
teach this lesson. by frequent appeals to
county pride and it believes it is one of
the saving graces of the county that We
know no great decisive strife. Even in
the bitterest days in Denison we have
known no time when all the people could
not work to gether for the good of the
city. Let US strive to prolong the era of
good feeling. Let US have peace-even if
we have to fight for it.
School Supplies.
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