The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06

Mrs. R. A. Romans was called to
De Witt on Saturday by the news of
the serious illness of relative.
Miss Susie Craft returned from
Garner, Iowa last week, where she
spent the greater part of her summer
vacation.
Mrs. U. G. johnson returned to
Denison on Saturday after pleasant
week spent at Ferguson, Ia. and at
Des Moines.
Don't fail to see the great Swedish
American Play "Tilly Olson at the
Opera House Saturday Sept. 8. Mat
inee in afternoon.
j. D. Sievers has purchased the
fine Lew Nicholson farm just west of
Denison. The farm consists of 100
acres and is finely improved.
Miss Beatrice Lally left on Tuesday
to enter the academy of the Sacred
Heart at Omaha. Frank Lally will
attend Creighton Business College also
in Omaha.
1t looked as if school commenced in
Johnson's store on Monday when the
crowd of little folks making their
school purchases was so thick one
could hardly turn around.
Hon. C. G.. Saunders of Council
Bluffs made one of the finest speeches
Denison has heard at the old settlers
picnic. Crawford county is very
proud of Mr.. Saunders and mas reason
to be.
The district school conducted at the
old settlers picnic is said to have been
very interesting to the pioneers who
took part. Unfortunately their voices
could not carry throughout the great
crowd and but very few were able to
hear this part of the program.
Temple Kirkup and Lenzen Moeller
have sold their Panitorium to Ross
Nicholson and Leslie Reiter. The
boys have built up a good business
and the new owners ought to do we'll.
We understand that kirkup and Noel
Ter will attend the University at Iowa
City this year. They are bright boys
and we predict for them splendid
career.
Quite number of our subscribers
called at the Review Office on Thurs
day to see the process of issuing their
weekly paper. The Review had pre-
pared as souvenir, card containing
a picture of the Main street of Deni-
son in the early days. We have g
few of these on hand and will be
pleased to hand one to anyone who
may call for them.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. Glenn share with them in theil
grief over the untimely death of the
little babe born to them on Frida,
last. Two days was the span of tn,
little ones life time although coming
into the world apparently health,
child. We know how many fon,
hopes must have centered in this thei
first born and how deep must be thei
, grief.
One of the biggest jokes of the lat
republican contest for Governor wa
;. the treatment accorded the politica
reporter of the Register and Leader
He was called the yellow MIR. Brow
by the stand-pat paper and he certain
ly wrote some hot stuff in support o
t his papers favorite candidate. TIL
+ joke of it all is that Brown is pc
sonally as violent a stand-patter a
there is in Iowa. He was simpl
writing in accord with the policy @
the paper by which he was employed
Manager P. j. Klinker has bee
fortunate enough to book the ne,
Swedish-American play ''Tilly Olson
n for Saturday Sept. 8. This is stron
e company and has the reputation 9
d being a first class show. This sho,
y only makes the larger places and wa
booked for Boone for the night G
O Sept. 8 but as that is the last nigh
e of the big carnival and street fair a
that place, Mr.. Klinker managed t
e secure the date. They will put o
their play here for both Night an
Afternoon Matinee.