The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-23

Mrs. o. M. Underhill spent Wednes-
day in Dunlap.
r. A, Slocumb and wife were Arion
visitors Sunday.
Miss Maggie Regain visited in Dow
City Wednesday.
Chas. Butler intends to visit Montana
in the near future.
! Mrs. Chas. Volkerts returned from
Defiance on Friday.
o. M. Underhill is in from the road
to spend the holidays.
d. j. Butler returned from his Ne
braska trip Saturday.
| The right-of-way man for the Central
road was in town Monday
DIR. Sweet, of Woodbine, was here
doing dental work Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Coon were WIS.,
itors in the Hub Saturday.
| J. N. Bradley, of Denison, was a
pleasant caller here Thursday.
j. F. Maurer and L. G. Butler were
Charter Oak visitors Thursday.
| Frank Downs has been sick for the
last few days, but is now recovering
Mrs. N. Richards, our obliging post
mistress, was Dow City caller Thurs
day.
A number of our young people atten-
ded the Nourse lecture at Denison last
Sunday.
w. H. Rule, who is now running a
| Touring mill at Sac City, is home for a
few days.
| The Christian Endeavor meeting was
led Wednesday evening by Miss Gala
Richards.
J. Widow Hollet and son have moved
into their residence, recently vacated
by Mr.. Soehl.
: Daniel Talcott and the Misses Ruth
and Gala Richards drove to Denison
Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Wheeler. of Dunlap, spent
Thursday and Friday with her sister
. Mrs. Underhill.
The residence of John Golf in cas-,
f Arion is much improved by the addi
Q Ition recently built.
Elder Molesworth preached an ex
t |cellent sermon to an unusually larg'
i audience las. Sunday.
g The many friends of Chas. Schesse
: are pleased to see his smiling counter
! ance on our streets again.
= Mrs. Green. of Buck Grove, visite,
!. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Crus
Thursday and Friday.
" DIR. Evans and DR.. Coon were calle
to Dow City Monday evening to ad
minister to Mr.. Huntington
Our genial agent of the G. & N. w
y was sick one or two days last week an
a was unable to be on duty, but is bette
le now.
C. S. Butler will go to Billings, Nor
. tana ,on Monday, to visit his father
= in-law, l. A. Golf, and look at tn
J. country.
IS Christmas tree at the Baptist church
g, Let everyone turn out aud make tn
W little ones happy by some little token 9
your love.
y The west window of Mr.. Hyman'
= = department store speaks very highly Q
e Miss Kirfel's taste in arranging hollda
g holiday goods.
J. Morris McHenry came in on the Mil
e waukee Monday morning from Chicago
j. taking breakfast with his sister. Mrs
e w. w. Coon.
'e DIR. L. M. Coon has returned from hi
= trip south. He reports the weathe
g warm and wet. Business very quie!
g excepting in Kansas City.
a Miss Susie Scott, who has been EN-
b ployed in a milliner store in COunc
: Bluffs, is spending her holiday vacatio
n at home.
ID Miss Jennie Austin led very inter
esting meeting of the G. E. Wednesda
evening. Mr.. o. Underhill will lea'
next week. All are cordially invited.
m Death entered our quiet village O
Saturday and claimed Mrs. p. Heddel
man. We extend our sympathy to tn
s. husband and child in their sad be
reavement.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
r. The following committees we're az
\. pointed to prepare for the Christina
% exercises:
70 VIM. Scouten and Ohio Uunderhill
ID secure the tree; VIM. Scouten's class
~ decorate; Mrs. Coon's class to pick tn
al tree; six from Mrs. Underhill's elias
II and Miss Richards class for SAINT
of Claus children.
The following program will be giver
ry Anthem $500. .................. ChO