The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27

Will Henry Schroeder get White
washed this November?
Mrs. G. w. Heston in visiting Des
Moines relatives this week.
j. w. Miller, Jr.. spent Sunday
with his parents at Manning.
. A. j. Randall left on Monday for
few day visit in Marshalltown.
Geo. Sprecher spent Monday and
Tuesday in Omaha consulting an oc-
culist.
Chas. Bullock left on Monday for
BUSINESS trip to Dickinson county
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Allard are
spending the week in Chicago on a
business mission.
Why is the court house roof like
the bottom of the sea- Because
there's hole in it.
L. P. Aeck. brakeman on the Boy
er Valley is spending a two weeks
lay-off with friends at Perry, Iowa.
B H. Chase who has been in Den
ison for some time with the Iowa Tel
ephone Co.. moved this week to Car
roll, where he will make head
quarters.
North Main street is being vastly
improved by the raising of houses and
the filling in of lawns. When the
work is completed it will be hand
some residence street.
Mr.. Kuehnle made gallant race
for senator and had back of him the
solid support of the republicans of this
county. That must be a solace that
will take all the sting from defeat.
No one has word to say against
Ed. Theobald. They couldn't have.
AS man and as an officer he is ideal
and we would begin to lose faith in
the good judgment of the people were
he defeated.
w. j. Welch, conductor on the
Boyer Valley has decided to make
benson his home. His family NOV
ed here from Council Bluffs last week
and are now settled in their home
just south of the Northwestern
station.
Chas. K. Meyers has sold the Ma
son City Republican to Mr.. STAINS
berry an old newspaper man of that
city. Mr.. Meyers will remain in
charge Of the paper for the present
but his future plans are not yet de-
termined.
John Cook is not only a lawyer and
q statesmans but a Shakespearian
scholar. 1t is reported that after
the recent rain John looked up at the
court room ceiling, wiped tear from
his eye and quoted Shakespeare.
tOut canned spot' was what he
said.
Mrs. C. H. Galbraith went to
Sioux City on Friday where she met
her daughter Stella who was return
ing.:from Wallace. Idaho. After
brief Sioux City visit the ladies will
return to Denison and Miss Stella
will visit at home until the latter
part of October.
A merry party left on Friday for
an afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
White of Vail. The Visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. jackson of South
Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Henry of Dow City, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. C.
F. Cassaday of Denison.
Arion made such success of its
Produce Day that it is now seriously
considering the project of putting in
race course and grand stand and re-
viving the county fairs. Arion GER
tainly has fine location for such an
enterprise and we should be glad to
have.it revive::the county fair in all its
pristine glory.
Mrs. ]. E. Davis of Charter Oak
together with her mother Msr. S. F.
Wertz and her friend Anna Noel of
Dow City, drove over to Denison on
Monday for shopping tour. Mrs.
Davis found room for a Review map
in the buggy and was kind enough to
say that they could not we'll get along
without the Review. We showed
Mrs. Davis our unique fruit basket
and she told US she had put up 300
quarts of fruit this fall. Jim ought
to '1live high this winter.
Washington, D. C. sept;. %
Special: Miss Erma Shaw, daugh-
ter of Secretary Shaw, will be the
only cabinet debutante this year. 1t
had been expected that Miss Ethel