The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09

l. O. Orem returned from Dakota
last week where he had been looking
at land.
Mrs. w. w. Ferguson is spending
this week with relatives and friends
in Marshalltown.
Mrs. VIM. Laub and son Harold
left on Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives in Jefferson.
j. P. Conner spent several days
the first of the week in Chicago look
ing after some important business
matters.
0. M. Campbell came up from
Omaha Friday and spent couple of
days in Denison greeting his many
old friends.
H. w. Randall acted as chaperon
to five cars of cattle to Chicago for
VIM. Dickson last week, reports hay
ing had fine time.
w. w. Ferguson left Monday for
Clinton and Chicago, where he will
spend the week looking up new ideas
and methods for his ever increasing
photography business.
Editor Leon Vassar of the West
Side Journal spent Saturday and
Sunday in Denison visiting with rel
atives and friends. He was accom-
panied by his wife and babies.
County Auditor Ed. Theobald re-
turned Sunday from Manila where he
had spent the day with relatives.
His family who had been there on a
visit for two weeks returned home
with him.
w. A. McHenry has a young
heifer down on the farm that has
broke the record in weight getting.
1t is only little over nine months
old and weighs 965 pounds, During
the last month it has gained just 1870
pounds and we believe this is the best
record that has ever been recorded.
M. L. Houlihan, sr. father of Re-
corder M. L. Houlihan spent Saturday
in Denison visiting with his son ane
taking in the carnival. He says that
he does no get to Denison but once OF
twice each year, so thought he would
renew his subscription to The Review
and take one of the fine maps home
with him.
Miss Bland Lally returned Monday
from Missouri where she had beer
spending couple of weeks at tn,
home of her sister, Mrs. Glen Mahon
Her sister accompanied her home
and after day spent at home, lef
again on Monday for a vacation a
Lake Okoboji where the Lally famil.
| is spending the summer.
| Harvesting is now in full blast witt
Crawford county farmers and larg
amount of grain is now being put int
bins. The yield is above the averag
and farmers are generally we'll pleas
ed with the yield. Corn is doin,
nicely and the outlook is very promis
ing for large yield. 1t is col,
day when Old Crawford goes back OF
yielding bumper crop.
| A change of time on several of tn,
west bound trains on the Northwest
ern went into effect on Sunday last
which it will pay local travellers t.
take note of. The changes are as fol.
lows: No. 8 which left here at Il;
p. m. now leaves at :04 p. m. No
5, now leaves at 9:O2 p. M. instead
of 9:l3 p. m. and No. 20, local now
departs at 2:35. The changes should
be carefully noted and pasted in you,
hat for future reference.
Mr.. 7. E. Holmes of Washington,
D. c. was pleasant caller on Deni-
son on Saturday. He is now employ
ed in the collection and pay depart
ment in Washington. The collection
department had at one time as its
chief. Mr.. j. Fred Meyers and he
tells US that there are still great
many of the older employees there
who still cherish many incidents of
the time when Mr.. Meyers was at
the head Of the department. He spent
the day here with his friend Mr.. T.
E. Ward.