The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-31

Ladies get the habit of dropping in
to see the new and pretty things at
the Racket store
Those Denison seconds. the re
fuse of the Carroll team. seem to
put up u pretty good article of ball
after all.
Miss Austin the teacher has re-
turned from her visit of number of
weeks at Spencer. Clay county with
her sister.
Miss Margaret Gillmor has returned
from her visit with her sister Mrs.
Nell Gowdy at Sergeant Bluff near
Sioux CITY.
Quite bunch of boys have gone up
to Wall Lake this week. Among
them were Mark Clark, John Krauth,
Alex Aebischer and Ray Tcwne.
Mr.. Halburg the rustling Deloit
merchant was in town on Monday.
He reports a good trade and looks for
fine business this fall and winter.
The Methodist Sunday school is ex-
pecting to have picnic in the near
future. The children do not feel they
have been treated right if there is no
picnic in the summer.
AS will be seen from his ADVERTISE
ment our photographer Mr.. Ferguson
will be out of the city August to %
attending the national convention of
his profession held at Dayton. Ohio.
S. H. Towne. Harvey Cook and
family and number of others mem
bers of the Denison Holiness band at
tended the campmeeting at Woodbine
last week. The same speakers as
were at Denison this summer lead the
meeting.
A man named Daniel Fusion died
at the hospital on Saturday. The
casket was taken to ST. Joe Mo-, for
burial. An undertaken from that city
came to accompany the remains,
The deceased left two brothers and a
sister. He came to his death by an
incurable disease.
Lorenz Lorenzen who was in the
shop with Mr.. Schnoor for so long and
later with the Semmann Harness
Co., has bought the harness business
conducted by Mr.. Ilten on West
Broadway opposite the court house anc
has taken possession. He is gooc
workman and an industrious man. anc
we wish him much success.
Gaylord Weeks has returned to his
work down in Arkansas, on receipt OF
news that his men can again engage
in concrete work for railroad bridges.
The water had been so high that i,
was useless to try to work. Gaylord
is now part of contracting hrm max
ing concrete bridges for railroads and
we hear doing we'll financially.
Mr.. Herman Steensen the vel
known retired German farmer is out
helping his son on the farm in Good
rich this week. Mr.. Steensen was &
neighbor for many years tu D. F.
Woodruff who died Sunday. Herman
was much moved to hear of his death
declaring him good accommodating
neighbur. firm friend and an uprigh
citizen.
Miss Grace Meyers and Miss Eff,
Norris left on Tuesday for q tire,
weeks eastern trip. They will 20 b.
rail to Detroit, by boat to Buffalo ant
Niagara Falls. Thence by rail t.
Boston and New York. by boat t.
Norfork and the Jamestown exposition
by boat up the Potomack to Washing.
ton and return to Chicago via the B
& o. 1t will be a hard trip durin,
the hot weather but we trust the,
will have fine time.
Prof. John Bagge. wife and fam
lily were in Denlson on Saturday AM
!. Sunday last. He was obliged to tax,
his departure for Des Moines on Sun
day evening, where he will take par
, in the marking of examination paper
for the state. for two weeks. He will
} be at Garner for the coming yea
where he has given such good salts
faction. His wife will visit TO
some time with her parents at tn
Craft home near the Normal school.