The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-27

Mrs. w. ID. Judd entertained her sis
ter, Mrs. G. w. Grinnell, of Omaha, on
Christmas day.
Miss Gertie Bingham, one Of our col
lege students. is spending her vacation
at Battle Greek.
The Friday club meets with Miss
King this week. The subject for the
day is christmas.
1t is reported that grand free for-all
fight took place at the Hohenzollern
dance Sunday night.
Mr.. Hugo Gebert and family drove
over to Harlan to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Gebert's parents
Robert Colgrove visited over Sunday
with relatives and old friends, who are
always glad to see him.
Jacob and Emanuel Orkin left for
Des Moines today, where they will do
some buying for their store on Broad
way.
James Haskins, who IS employed in
one of the railroad offices at Clinton,
came home Sunday to spend Xmas and
visit a few days with friends.
John Klinker is home from Iowa
City for the holidays. John is one of
the editors of the University Quill and
is a prominent factor in student life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Garrison, of Mo-
Valley, came up to spend Christmas at
home. Edgar will enter upon his duties
as clerk of Harrison county next Mon
day.
Harold Romans left on Monday night
for Battle Creek, Michigan, where he
will visit his father. He will also visit
Mrs. Newberry at Coldwater, before re-
turning.
We wonder who the real estate
"sharks" are whom the Bulletin men
toned last week? The Bulletin is
evidently doing all it can to build up
the reputation of the town.
MIR. Del Keith OF st. Joe, Mo-, spent
Christmas with relatives at Deloit. He
is travelling for wholesale millinery
house and has all the territory north of
the Platte River In Nebraska.
Dr.. w. T. Wright was a glad host
yesterday. His guests were Rev. VIM.
Wright and wife and Alfred of Vail,
and Leighton Wright of Battle Creek.
1t was most happy family reunion.
Mr.. Tracy Chapman, of Vail, was
Danison visitor last week. He called at
the REVIEW Office and spoke of the
many pleasant visits he had had with
the long time editor of the REVIEW.
Mr.. E. c. Chamberlin expects to go to
Mondamin on Thursday to visit his
mother. She expects to make Wyom-
ing her home in future and E. G. isanx-
ious to see her before she leaves for the
west.
DIR. A. G. Phillips, of Vail, spent Mon
day in Denison. Mrs. Phillips is now
visiting in Sweden, and the doctor is
striving against the ills of bachelorhood.
The Doctor was the guest of E. O.
THEM.
Governor Shaw gives reception on
Janury 5th, at the Slavery House in Des
Moines. A few of his intimate friends
in Denison are invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gulick and Mr.. and Mrs. Voss expect
to attend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. johnson and baby
johnson, of Charter, partook of Christ
mas turkey with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Mahoney Mrs A. d. Molony, who has
been visiting at Charter Oak, returned
to Denison with them.
A Defiance party made up of F. w
Luxford, Delferd Reams and Misses
Luxford and Newman drove over tt
Denison Sunday. 1t was wedding
party and Mr.. Luxford and Miss New
man went back as man and wife.
DIR. J. /. Gibson is preparing papel
on infectious diseases of animals ant
their treatment, which he will read be
fore the State Agricultural Society mex
month. The Doctor has promised to le
us have it for publication in the RE
VIEW.
Mr.. R. Z. Mcguire. of Knoxville
Tenn, brother of Mrs. Ross Masters, i
visiting in Denison. Mr.. Mcguire is
travelling salesman for the Sam G
Ronly Shoe Co., and has an extensiv
territory to cover. We acknowledge
: pleasant call from him.
Mr.. John Cook, of Vail, has been il
Denison the past week viewing proper
ties with the intention of making thi
place his home Mr.. Cook is a splendi
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