The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26

Mrs. j. C. McWilliams of Charter
Oak stopped over in Denison Friday
for visit. From here she goes
to Morrison, Ill.
DR.. Iseminger returned from
South Dakota on Friday and says the
crops in that part of the country are
in an excellent shape.
John Woodruff returned to Sho-
shone, Wyo., on Saturday to be
present when the government opens up
the Indian lands at that place.
The Misses Mildred and Mabel
Conover of Clinton are spending part
of their summer vacation at the
home of their Uncle, DR.. L. L. Bond.
Miss Jennie Austin has finished
the summer term of school at In
dianola and after short visit with
her sister Mrs. G.. Martin of Spencer
will return home.
Word has been received from Cliff
Lister and Frank Gibson saying they
are working on a ranch about
twenty miles from Ogden, Utah and
they have very good job.
G. L. Caswell and A. Wright went
to Carroll Tuesday to take in the Car
nival being held there this week so
that they might know just what Den
ison could expect next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woolston
received a message announcing the
death of Mr.. Woolston's brother-in-
law at his home in New York. They
left for New York on Friday.
w. C. McMinimee writes us from
Gle Elum Wash, that he has re-
moved to that place from Nickerson,
Neb. and that he wishes his Review
to follow him. We wish HIM good
fortune in his new home.
Ross Setback of Danbury, Iowa,
who has been working on the Boyer
Valley Railroad bridge gang, met
with very painful accident last
Friday. While lifting a rail it slip
ped and fell, crushing one foot and
slightly injuring the other one.
At the Baptist church on last Sun
day evening was held an echo meet
ing relative to the great convention
recently held at Omaha. The Deni-
son delegates. Leon Cassaday
John Lass and the Misses Marshall
gave interesting accounts of the meet
ing.
Mr.. Calvin Boylan and family re
turned to their home at Hubbard,
Iowa after short visit at the
home of his father n-law Mr.. Koene
mann. Mr.. Boylan intends to re-
turn to Denison shortly to take charg.
of the Dry Goods department of TIL,
Boys store.
The Baptist congregation will put
in new heating plant for the audi
forum of their church and max
other. minor improvements. The
wish to have everything in READINGS
for the convention of the Western
Association of Baptist churches
which will be held here, the first
week in September.
Your attention is called to the
board proceedings published in thi
issue. In them you will find tn
now famous resolution ordering tn
county officers to move into the ne,
court house July 5th. This resolu
ton was passed July Srd. Had tn
order been to move in Eat once" tn
court house would have been ope
to the people July 4th. The board
action in this matter was about tn
smallest piece of meaness we hav
} ever known.
Z While on his eastern journey Rev
{ C. H. Stull preached at the First Bar
fist church in Brooklyn, N. Y, q
s the Seventh Baptist church in Bait
{ more, one of the finest in the city
I He also spoke in the oldest Baptis
s church in Maryland. The churc
s was built in the latter part of tn
5 seventeenth century with brio
I brought from England. 1t is tn
{ mother church of the Baptists {
s America. The building is in a goc
s state of preservation.