The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28
Dou City.

Mrs. Marion Cole. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Riddle, M. G. Virgins. Ere,
Wiley and VIM. Sterrett went to De,
Moines Monday to attend the state
fair.
Miss Phila Gibson and sister. Mis-.
Blanche. of Sioux City. are visiting
Rev. Curtis and family. Miss Gibson
is a successful school teacher.
Alma and Norman Riddle returned
home Saturday after a weeks visit
with friends at Merrill. Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. Gannaway and son.
Teddle. came home Sunday evening.
having enjoyed two weeks vacation
at Lake City. Iowa.
Melvin Grant returned Friday from
Clinton. Iowa. Mrs. Grant left for
the same place on the same day to
be present at reunion of her brothers
ana sisters.
Mr.. q. w. Huntington has been
seriously i'll the past week. but is re-
ported as being some better this week.
Mr.. Robert Bell was taken serious
ly i'll last Wednesday and for a time
his condition was considered very SER
ious. At present writing he is re-
ported as being better.
| Little Robert Bell had the misfor-
tune to fall in a humble bees nest
and was stung sixteen times. Mrs.
Bell was also stung several times
while fighting them off.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Griffin returned
last, week from Whiting. Iowa. where
they had been visiting relatives.
Ben Blair went to Parkersburg last
Tuesday to visit his brother.
There we're no services at the
Methodist church Sunday evening ow-
ing to so many of the members at.
tending the Chautauqua at Denison.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N R. Wilder and
sons. Morris and Mack. spent Sunday
with Mr.. ard Mrs, j A. Williams al
Council Bluffs.
The schools will not begin unit
Tuesday. September Bird. Monday is
Labor Day.
Our public schools will open Tues.
day with the following corps of
teachers:
Principal. Prof. H D. Kies.
Asst principal. Miss Lilies. OF Ma
nilla.
Grammar. Miss Bernice Alexander
Intermediate. Miss Mildred Wig
gins.
First Primary. Miss Alma Riddle
Prof. G. V. Whaley. of our town
has now state certificate and will b.
at the head of the Correctionvillt
schools for the coming year.
Fred Baber and wife from Gal
lands Grove. have been here visit
ing.
| So many from here attended tn,
Denison Chautauqua last week a
some time that we will not try t
give the list. All came home de
lighted. and will be glad to patroniz,
it again more literally next year.
G. M. Goddard. H. C. Stemple
and C. L. Rudd made fishing part,
which Went down to Honey Creek.
There will be the regular service
at the M. E. church next Sunda,
morning. In the evening there is al
Epworth League rally.
Mrs. Ballengee the respected lad,
fell when at the Edwards home ant
hurt her arm and side.
Mrs. Joe Carson has been dow
from Sac City on visit.
We hear the Rebakah lodge il
Aourishing. and that eight new mem
hers will join on Wednesday night o.
next week. The auxiliary of the Cd,
Fellows lodge is made up OF our bes
people.
Prof. H. d. Kies principal of gu
schools arrived on Monday Afternoon
and will be ready for business OF
time. He had just returned from hi
eastern trip. This included tou
through Virginia and visiting thu
jamestown fair. Washington City
Philadelphia and New York. rid,
up the famous Hudson to Albany
viewing Niagara Falls, and tn i
home. At Washington he saw tn
beautiful Congressional library build
ing. was in the nations Capitol. AM
there inspected the historical paint
ings in the rotunda and in the Hous,
and Senate wings. He was also il
the Supreme Court chamber. HI
went to the top of the Washington
monument 555 feet high and Their
looked on the city and the country
about for miles, and the Potoma
river to the south and northwest. A
New York he went up in the head o
the statue of liberty which stands OF
small island in the harbor. 1t il
to be hoped he will not fail to tel
the children of the schools about VIVA