The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-02
West Side is to- haze a race meeting in

There is tote big.M ". A. picnic a,
Audubon on August 3rdtt, 500
=. Mr.; F. O.. Ivens made-a business trip to
Gearing, Iowa. last week, 4.gt
= Mr.. F. j, Mccormick, formerly of Den
i ,,on. has removed from Omaha to Wsg-
her, S. d.
FOR sALE-one half Of block three Dent,
Son n Nv seven room house, good we'll a AZ.
We areglad to learn that Mrs. E. O.
THEM is improving after prolonged i'll
ness, ~
Mr.. D. W. Narris Of Grinnell, was in
Denison last week, the guest of MT. G. +.
Kuehnle. r:a,l \; $.,j.''.''..'.ssi;,.'s.',,
Rob Romans left Denison n4|Tbursday
and stayed over Sunday in SiouS City with
his brother, Warren. SO
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. c. Peters of
west,Side, celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary last week.
Miss Mamie Bell of Dow City. is
Denisonite this week, the guest of
Miss Myrtle McAhren.
I Mrs. Fred Fuller and Mrs. Fuller, OF
Manila, visited at, the Rowland home and
with other Denison friends last week.
Mrs Claus Sievers started on Thursday
for Los Angeles, California, where she
will remain for some time, visiting her
daughter, Mamie.
Use schlumberger's !, piarthoea Cordial
Miss lone Romans was the hostess of a
charming tea givenion Wednesday even
ing, complimentary to. her guest, Miss
Swan of Indianola. - -
MIR. ]. E. Gould, who has been making
Cerro Gordo county his head quarters dur
ing this summer, has returned to Denison
for few weeks vacation.
Smoke ''wigwam" cent cigar at the BAL
LIE lRODERSEN cigar stand.
| Mr.. o. H. Olson, who is now enjoying
vacation on the Pacific coast, writes us
an interesting descriptive latter, which we
reserve for our next issue.
Mrs. Kahler and Miss Elsie Kahle1 of
Traer, Iowa. arrived in Denison last week
for a visit at the Kuehnle home They
have many friends here who welcome
them.
| Smoke ''Wigwam' 5 centcigar at the BAL
| LIE BRoDERsEN cigar stand
The cement crossing east, of the McCar-
thy CORNER. on, Main street lis already
| in bad condition We do not know whose
fault it is, but it should be repaired i'm
I, mediately. 4a
Mrs. Carrie Wann-Pollard 1of Boston.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Nc
Henry. Mrs Pollard is well remembered
by host of Denison friends, WI 0 are
gladly welcoming her H.. ......
other Dip on the market . For Sale at
| Schlumberger's Pharmacy.
i An exchange tells. US that '.the trouble
with most consciences is that they do not
become active untilthe. crime rs commit
ted" All, but the serious trouble is that
most of them do not betcme active. until
the crime is found out., q.
4 All Gymnastics aud Physical Culture
Glasses taught in the University are free to
the Drake Commercial anda Shorthand
| students. u -. 303t
The Western Iowa Veterans associa
ton, comprising the counties of Ida
Crawford Monana, Harrison. Shelby and
Pottawattamie, will hold its next annua
reunion at Harlan on the 9th, 10th anc
nth of August, jill. Reynolds is com.
mander and L H. Pickard adjutant both
of Harlan.
DIR. c. W. Carr's book OF accounts is lei,
at the Bank of Denison and those wishing "a
settle their account may do SO by calling.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Brockelsby of Vail
spent Thursday in Denison Mr. Brock.
elsby says the storm did much damage tc
his small grain and that his corn will not
go more than fifty bushels to the acre on
account of the hail. We asked him what
he expected, and he said, ''Well, my corn
went seventy hse bushels to the acre last
year"
Students of the Commercial and Shorthand
School of Drake University take studies in
Normal school free OF charge. ~ 30-3t
Raymond Conner returned on Monday
from an outing at Wall Lake. a.. Raymond
is the school boy" who is hunting UP
locals for TUE REVIEW. He is not e
trained reporter as yet, but he is doing
mighty we'll and getting better every
week. Besides this, he is showing an in
tesest and enthusiasm that speaks we'll fol-
his future. -
Graduates Of the Business Department O
Drake university are employed in many O.
the best business houses In DeS MoineS. 80
The reports from over the country SHOW
that the damage to the corn crop from th
recent hail storm was not nearly SO grea
as at first reported. The corn had no
tacceled ont and nature is RESTORING m