The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-19
j. P. Jones was an Easter visitor

j. P. Jones was an Easter visitor
in Dunlap.
E. F. Tucker transacted business IN
Woodbine on Monday.
Miss Myrtle McAhren spent Sunday
with Dow City friends.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman visited in Oma-
ha the first of the week.
P. w. Harding visited his parents
in Council Bluffs on Sunday.
w. j McAhren is now able to be
about again and it seems mighty good
to see him.
Fred Conery was called to Maquo-
keta on Monday by the sad news of
the death of his father.
N. j. Wheeler is making Des
Moines visit this week. He is at
tending the convention CT electricians.
Mrs. c. P. Harvey is enjoying
pleasant visit this week from her sis
ter Mrs. Geo. McCone of Clinton.
j. w. Miller jr. of the Bank of
Denison spent Saturday and Sunday
at the parental home at Manning.
Peter Jensen drove over from
Charter Oak Saturday to do some
trading and attend to business matters.
E. F. Tucker and ]. H. Jones are
in South Dakota this week looking
after some land interests they have
up there.
We learn that the Huettman Bros.
have brother in San Francisco as
also has Henry Godberson. They are
anxiously awaiting news.
Mrs. A. C. Weeks who has been
quite i'll for a week or so, is now
slowly improving, a fact her many
friends will be pleased to learn.
Mrs. j. B. Dunbar is again at home
from her eastern visit greatly recu-
perated in health. Her many Deni-
son friends were glad to welcome hel
home. III - --.@. -, ~ :.
N E. Wescott of Des Moines was
an over Sunday visitor in Denisor
with relatives and friends. His wife
and babies returned to Des Moines
with him Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Ainsworth of Canton,
Ill. was Denison guest this week
Mrs. E. o. Theim will accompany he,
home in the hope that the change ma,
benefit her health.
Mrs. c. N. Allerding returned t.
her home at Metropolis, ILL.,, las
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Pat
terson accompanied her as far a
Omaha. Mrs. Allerding has man,
friends here who hope that she will
eoii'e again. 4azusA.S1s mn aRrsslSa
| MI. j. E. Bale left this mornin,
4, for San Francisco. No word cam
Eeither from Miss Bale or from Mis-
Brodersen and while it is not though
that they were injured by the earth
quake disaster, it was thought best t
have some one go at once to rende
any help that they might need.
Internal Revenue Collector P
E. Nealy was in town last night. H
was the leader Of the Perkins force
in the big fight in Dickinson county
He claims that nearly every democra
in that county voted for Cummins a
the. Primary and that that was tn
cause Of Perkins defeat. Doubles
the Cummins' leaders would have
different story to tell.
Just as predicted the last fe,
thousands are proving the very hard
est to raise for the hotel, opera hous
and hospital projects. The Revue,
feels very diffident about urgin
others to subscribe. The honor o
Denison is at stake however and tn
business men cannot afford to let tn
matter fail. Just as the erection Q
these buildings would increase tn
value of real estate all over the city
just so its failure would depreciat
values throughout the whole town
We must have long pull and
strong pull and and pull altogether
Unless the fifty thousand is pledge
: the whole enterprise will fail.