The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
The Misses Lillian Martens of Daven-
port..who have been summer guests at the
Gas. Moeller home, left on Friday for a
weeks visit at Holstein.

port..who have been summer guests at the
Gas. Moeller home, left on Friday for
weeks visit at Holstein.
MIR, A. W. Shriver, Represe ntative ut the In
ternational Correspondence Schools OF Scran-
Instruction papers. texts and other intere t.
ing. things to those wishing, advancement
in education. Sept, 18th to 14th, at
LAMBoRN DRUG Co., Denison, Iowa.
Mr.. G. MoAhren and his gang of ce-
ment layers went to Schleswig on Mon
day where they have large contracts for
cement walks. The towns of Crawford
are improving right along.
Mr.. Frank Jackson resigned his posi-
ton as driver for the American Express
Co. last week and has gone to Omaha
where he has coed position with the
same company. Clyde Rowland takes
his place on the Denison wagon.
Mr. L. L Nelson is the new clerk at
the Schlumberger Pharmacy. He comes
from Woodbine and is graduate of the
Woodbine Normal and is also a graduate
pharmacist. He is a bright, active young
man and Mr.. Schlumberger is confident
that he has found an efficient helper.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kelly returned on
Saturday from their Hot Springs excur-
sions. They had fine time and enjoyed
every minute of their trip and visited
Howard Wilson at his ranch home at
Ainsworth. Neb. on their return trip.
They tell Us that Howard has a fine ranch
and is succeeding admirably,
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan Of Manila visited
Denison last Saturday. Mr.. Morgan has
just returned from a trip to the coast.
During his absence Mrs. Morgan edited
and printed the Manila Republican yer,
/ efficiently. She has proved that she is
just as good an editor and business man as
r husband
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Boylan and MI. and
Mrs. b. ]. Sibbert made trip to the
state fair last week. They used Mr..
ISprecher's automobile and made the trip
| from Denison to Des Moines IN eight
hours, which is nearly as fast as railroad
travel. They had most enjoyable time
and we're delighted not only with the fair
but with their method Of transportation.
Read the banks statements 10 this issue
They are remarkable documents and show
better than anything else can do. the re
narkable prosperity of Denison and
Crawford county. The deposites are large
are amply secured by the assets of the
banks. No city has more solid and Sc
cure in banking institutions and no other
town is better able to take care of loans
for all legitimate purposes.
Rev. Dr.. E Miller will not return 10 the
Denisan charge after the next conference
session. Next Sunday will be his last with
the Denison church. During the years
that we have lived neighbor to DR.. Miller
We have known him as one Of the dearest,
kindliest and most loyable OF men. He is
one of the saints of the Methodist church.
Not onlylis his character of the very high
est. but he is one OF the worlds greatest
thinkers, profound and eloquent pulpit
orator and Il writer whose fame is world
wide. He has the gift OF humor which is
given to all sensitive natures and is. in
every way. man, calculated to benefit
any community in which he may be plac-
1ed. We have..learned to love and respect
Mr. Miller and his good wife and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Schade, who made up the little
household and we shall miss them greatly.
May their future lives be filled with the
peace and happiness they SO richly de-
serve and may they hold in kindly remem
brance the Denison friends who bid them
farewell with sorrow and with regret.