The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-13
CONDENSED.
THE NEWS

Mr.. Eugene Gulick and party returned
on Monday from week at Okoboji
While there they celebrated Mr.. and
Mrs. Gullck's 33rd wedding anniversary
in royal style.
Mr.. T. w. Harker is back FRONT his
Colorado visit.
Gaylord Weeks writes that Harry
Morris is now employed by Coal
Coke Co. in New Mexico.
Mrs, T. j Garrison is in Colorado for
months visit.
Mrs M. E. Jones received word last
week of an accident by which Mr.. ]. E.
Keenan, of Denver loses both legs one at
the knee and one at the ankle, The in
juries we're received through an accident
to motor car on which Mr.. keenan, was
motorlnan. He is a brother-in-law OF
Mrs. Jones. having married Miss Anna
Miles. They have three children.
Mr.. Geo. I. Lass of Denison and Miss
Cora Browens of Harlan were married at
Schleswig Sept. 9TH and announce that
they will be at home at that place after
Sept. 9th.
J Rev. A. G. Martyr is home for visit.
Ross Saunders of Manila was in Deni-
son yesterday.
} Sunday evening services at the Metho-
} dist church we're in the nature of fare
} we'll to Rev. DR.. E. Miller. The Presby-
terian congregation joined with the Metho-
dist as mark of respect.
An exhibition car called Cuba on
Wheels was at the Illinois Central station
on Tuesday and wednesday.
J The opera house season opens Sept.
10Th with the celebrated farce Two Merry
Tramps.
Welearn that Mr.. Jacob johnson has
not been able to resume school work as
reported but is still very i'll with ty-
phoid.
Mr.. Harry Poster and Miss Gertrude
Hunter. sister OF Mrs. D. w. Nc
Ahren were married on Tuesday even
ing. They are fine young couple who
have many friends here. May they live
long and prosper
The p. E. o's will meet on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Morgan spent Thursday in
Omaha.
Miss Genevieve Lally spent Friday with
Dunlap friends.
Julius Lehfeldt of Montana is here for q
= six weeks visit.
Mr.. Edward Beach has sold his Deni.
: son property to, Mr.. Theo. Wagner Of
West Side and will move to Ames, Iowa
s Mr.. Beach has proved himself an excel
, lent citizen of Denison and there are
Z many friends to regret the departure o.
5 himself and family.
5 Miss Hattie Hall returned on Friday
Z from two weeks stay in Sioux City witt
{ her sister, Maude, who is now convalesc
) ing from an operation for appendicitis.
5 Miss Anna Miller of Milford returned
{ to her home on Friday.
Z DR.. c G. Brandt was called to Neol;
8 on business last Monday.
z Mrs. Henry Maynard and daughter 0
} Boyer we're in town on Tuesday.
Mr. Peter Weber and family of Ut
{ were Saturday traders in Denison.
Saturday only--100 Swifts Wincheste
& Hams ut 1877 cents per pound. The Bale
l3rOderSen CO.
Miss Howorth of Dow City was thu
Q guest of Miss Jessie Goodrich on Monday
( Hon. ]. P. Conner returned on Tues
: day from business trip to Albion, Neb
s Miss Marie Naeve left on Monday even
, ing for Lake Forest H., where she vii
(. enter college.
{ MIR. Ray Bohart of Redfield, S. D.
spending the week with Denison friends Fl
3 reports everything as we'll with him il
e his new home.
: Miss Hansena Christensen returne
5 last week from visit with her sister i
- Garner, Iowa.
DR.. P. ]. Brannon is spending a NV
weeks vacation visiting in Sioux City an
in Northern Iowa.
Mr.. c. w. Van Meter is to succee
MIR. r M Evans in the employ of tt
Standard Oil Co. at this place.
Alta ueetngsof the D. A RS. Mr.
W. H. Laub was elected regent and Mr.:
F Tucker vice-regent. The ladies' mad
very interesting program.
Buster Brown will arrive in tow
with Wood & Ward 1.-Two Merr
! Tramps'
Visit the new candy section,corner e.
trance. The Bale Brodersen Co.
! The REVIEW is in receipt OF lette
from Mr. silas M. Wright, under date
Los Vegas New Mexico, Sept. 5th, sta
! ing briefly that his brother Fred
Wright died at Los Vegas on Saturds
morning Sept. and that the funer
! services would held on Wednesday SEP
. 6.
Special Saturday only-1OO skinned har
. (Swift's WinchesteD 1917 per pound.
District court is now in session NJ
much business of Importance has bee
transacted. The following is the assigl
! nent of cases for trial this week: Morr
VS. Morris. Voss VS.. Lawson Il cases
Suhr VS.. Suhr. Posthof VS.. Postho
! Ley VS.. Ley Quick VS. Quick, Brake v
Brake, Robson vs. Robson, Neb, Ne
Bank VS.. Birkhofer, Cesar VS. Oesa
= Miller VS.. Jordan, Stewart Lumber c
vs.. Sleeper, Chittenden VS.. Chittenden.
Mrs. Ed. Theobald and children 7
turned on Saturday from an extend