The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-04
Buck Grove

Glenn Harvey and Ola Hodgell
were county seat visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Hobart and Hazel of Defiance
were here on business Tuesday. They
were the guests of Robert Moffitt
and family.
Mrs. Geo. Harvey and Mrs. Jack
WEIGH, were among the shoppers at
Denison Friday.
= Mr.. Thompson of Irwin visited his
sister Mrs. Burnt for couple of days
last week.
The Misses Lizzie and Kate Has
sett, with their brother John of Deni-
son, visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday. They also attended the dance
Saturday night.
Agnes Curry and Kate Maloney and
Norman Smith, all of Coon Grove at
tended the hop in Kinks hall Satur-
day evening.
Miss Pepper from near Manila is
visiting her sister Mrs. Albert Siege
man for few days.
Mr.. Vogety of Irwin was Buck
Grove visitor last Saturday.
Elias and Clarence O'Meara Of
Dow City, were over Sunday visitors
with their brother James and family.
Martha Waite of Denison is visit.
ing for few days with her brother
Otto and family.
Peter O'Meara and son Tommy
were up from Dow City Saturday.
gThey visited with little Vernon al
Mr.. Thomas Whites. Tommy left
Monday for Council Bluffs where he
will attend school the coming year.
John Green, our rural mail carrier
is taking his annual vacation. and his
wife is taking the pleasant rides into
the country every day now in his
place.
Susie Mcclure of Chicago, who has
been visiting her brother Mr.. Mcclure
and family for several weeks returned
home Saturday.
Owing to the fact that the republi
can meeting Friday night had no
been properly advertised. the bills ar
irving late. and the Review not gett
ing here until Saturday morning, but
a small audience greeted Congressman
Conner. However those present were
we'll repaid for attending. for the dis
tinguished gentleman gave as inter
esting a talk as one often hears
it could not properly be called ;
speech, just a plain, homely, homes
neighborly talk, which carried con
viction to the minds of those VIII
heard it. His sarcastic arraignmen
of the democratic party was rich
while his praise of republican princip
les, touched the borderland of oratory
Beginning with the Federalist part.
in 1901, he showed in language, non
could misunderstood, and with an ar
rangement of facts which could no
be questioned or controverted. tina
the "Grand Old Party" was ever tn
party of progress, reform and pros
perity, cited the panics of 81. '57
'73, and '92 as evidences of the in
capacity of the democrats. to handl
the reins of government. either in tn
first sixty years of its existence o
the few times it has held them sine
'6l. Mr.. Conner should have had ;
stenographer along. The speec
should have been prepetuated.
Messrs. Klinker, PAIL, Theobal
and Houlihan came here with Judg
Conner on Friday evening from DEM
son and were present at his talk
These gentlemen are all candidate
for office at the coming election.
Jack Welch was Dow City visito
on Saturday.
Mr.. McGinn of near Dunlap visite
friends here over Sunday. going HON
Monday afternoon.
Pearl and Bernice Bonney wer
Danison visitors on Saturday.
Thomas White has just complete
fine cement walk . He is to b
congratulated on his progressivenes'
Sidney Bonney took bycicle rio
into Denison last Saturday.
Thomas White and wife visite
friends in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Hester is seriously IL
She has been sick for over wee
and does not show any great improve