The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-08
THE DENlsoN REVIEW. WEDNESDAY,, sEPTEMBER s 1000
The Arion fair comes September

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The Arion fair comes September
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Miss Pauline Granny Of Vail was
. shopper in Denison last Saturday.
Mrs. b. Patten Of Manning visited
at the Chas. Bollen residence last
week. =,
Mrs, G. W. Heston has been at
Okoboji last week closing up her cot
tage for the season.
Mrs. S. Jensen of Omaha was in
Denison last week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mre. Fred Nuesbaum.
Arthur Cushman left last week for
Ames. where he will attend college.
He is bright boy and should make q
success Of college work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly and Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Ferguson left on,
Tuesday for Lake View where they
will spend several days fishing.
The guarantee fund for the Ostrom
meetings has been raised without
difficulty and il is planned t, make
the reviva)s q brilliant success.
Miss Edith Kelly took vacation
this week from her work at the Cham
berlin jewelty store and went to Grand
Island. Neb to visit her sisters.
Mrs. L. Seeman and Mrs. W. A.
McHenry returned on Saturday even-
ing from Lake Okoboji, where they
have been spending the summer.
Jacob johnson arrived IN Denison
last Friday and will have charge of
the manual training department Of the
public schools in Denison this year.
Margaret and Mary McHenry re-
turned on Thursday from Okoboji,
where they have been spending the
summer at the w. A. McHenry cot
tage.
]. w. Spitzbarth, formerly of Vail
and now of Rockwell City and Miss
Wayne Griffith of Manson were mar
ried in this city last Wednesday, Rev.
d. Hostetler officiating.
H. M. Mccain Of Charter Oak was
in Denison yesterday coming here on
account Of his wife, who is now re-
covering nicely from an operation
which she underwent at Denison hos
pital last week.
Mr.. A. 81. McAhren left on last
week for Salt Lake City having been
in Denison during the last iilness Of
bis wife. The husband and children
have had the sincere sympathy Of the
community in their sad bereavement.
Ph. A. Schlumberger 10 now back
from Excelsior Springs. where he
vent on account Of his rheumatism.
he is much improved and friends and
customers will be glad to find him
back ct his old place In the store once
more.
Wesleaen thst Miss Stella Galbraith
drew number III In the recent land
drawing and that she will thus be en-
titled to = claim worth anywhere from
ten to twenty thousand dollars. Miss
Galbraith 10 fine young woman, she
hxs been hard worker and we are
confident that no one will grudge her
her good fortune.
By order Of the department the
rural carriers are now scheduled to
leave the Denison Office at eight thirty
=. "a. Patrons can count on it that
they will not leave before this hour.
Tue boys like IN earlier hour better,
but for Denison merchants and those
Wishing to send mail into the country
in the morning the new schedule will
be acceptable.
Mrs. John D. Sievers left on Satur-
day evening for Cheyenne. Wyoming.
Mr.. Sievers has been offered an ex-
cellent position in the First National
Bank Of Cheyenne and he will pro-
baby remain there permanently pre-
viding the climate and surroundings
suit Mrs. Sievers. Cheyenne is .
thriving city and as the capital Of
Wyoming 10 bound to retain its posi-
tion as the leading city Of that state.
Hugo Enenbeck, who has been Q
popular and efficient pharmi.t at the
SchlumberRer Pharmacy. left on Sum
day for Payette. Idaho. where he has
accepted fine position as manager Of
q drug store While here Hugo made
many friends as he was uniformly
courteous, attentive to business and
. thoroughly reliable young man.
Mr.. Schlumberger much regrets his
going but is glad to see him forging
to the front. The best wishes Of
Denison friends go with him for future