The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12


Samuel Smythe, at the same time saying,
Uncle SAM as you started this good
work by giving the first two thousand dol
lars. it is right that you should finish it
up" Mr. Smythe took the candle aod
set fire to the mortgage. and as it was
blazing brightly and cracking merrily,
the congregation arose as body and join
ed heartily in singing Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow.
The doxology closed, and the fire burn
ed out simultaneously, aud the pastor
dismissed the congregation with the Aros-
tolic blessing.
Mr.. Jokn Mccormick Of Vail, spent
Monday in Denison.
Mr.. Scott McKim made Dow City
business call on Tuesday.
Hon. Thos. Rae of Arion, called upon
Denison men on Tuesday.
Mr.. H B. Seeley left on Tuesday for
trip to Willow Lake. MINI.
!. L Maurer, the Arion banker. called
on Denison friends yesterday,
Mr.. Dave Houston of Dow City, spent
Monday with county So at folks
Rev. Father M. ]. Farrelly left on Tues
day for brief visit in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newcom Of De-
lott, were Denison shoppers on Tuesday.
Mrs Ayleworth who has been very ill
for several weeks, is reported to be on the
gain.
Mr.. W. E. Terry and family returned
on Tuesday from q visit at Hawarden,
Iowa.
MIR. VIM. Huckstep was one of oar far
mer friends to favor Denison with visit
yesterday.
Miss Swan of Indianola. Iowa, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Junia Romans,
this week.
Mrs. S. F. Ashby and son of Fairmont
Nebraska, are guests at the Conner home
This week
Mr.. George Sprecher expects to take
his vacation next week. haying engaged a
cottage at Wall Lake.
Mr.. T. ]. Kelly returned on Monday
evening from stock buying trip to Keok-
uk, Chicago, and other points.
w. H. Meyers and Julius Christensen
of Boyer, and Luke Kerigan of West Side,
we're Depison visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. c. M. Jensen of Dunlap, came tc
Denison on Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Penelope club and visit her sisters
Mr.. H. Patterson of Dunlap, spen
Monday in Denison looking after mat
ters connected with his proposed new
residence here.
Mr.. P. E. c. Lally was back the frs
of the week from Okoboji. This is Mr.
LallY's vacation. but he cannot keep ava,
from work for long at time.
Do not forget the social to be given OF
the beautiful lawn of the Scaggs .esidenc,
next Wednesday. 1t is given by the w
r. c. for the benefit of the Relief Fund
The Denison postofflce handled 40
pouches and sacks of incoming mail dur
ing the dull month of June. At a low es
innate this would mean 100, 900. pieces o
mail.
Mr.. Adolph leaves this week TO
q California visit. He will visi
Rev. j. H. Sharpe before returning
and he may decide to locate in tn
Golden State.
We deeply regret to learn that Mrs
W. A. McHenry ia regaining he
health but slowly and that her Hines
has proved of more serious natur
than at first supposed.
c. A. Campbell and family drove u
from their Madison county farm las
week and spent a few days with relatives
returning today. c. A. tells US that h
likes his new home very much.
Mr.. Fred C. Fadschild took the oath {
Office today as mail messenger to succee
: Oscar Ainsworth. A number of bids wer
: entered for this service, but Mr.. Fads
child appears to have been the low bidder
The council has ordered III new CT
ment crossing on the corner of Main an
fremont Streets. just west of the Bullet
office. This is another good stunt fc
the blue jeans council. which is provin
itself hummer.
Mr.. Jacob Johnson. of Dixie, Iowa. tn
: newly elected instructor in manual trair
ing for the Denison public schools. mad
the scene of his future labors visit 0
Tuesday He is a bright young man hs
had training at the Iowa Normal School ;
Cedar Falls, and we believe he will
v found to be the right man in the rigl
}. place.