The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-06

Emery Christy has been laid up for a
few days with malaria fever.
Mrs. Stubbins is entertaining rela-
tives from the east this week.
Jas. Green spent a few days this week
with his sons at Mo. Valley.
Mrs. Saml Stewart and Mrs. Harry
Luney drove to Vail Tuesday.
Mesdames r, A. Romans and j. B
Harris spent Tuesday in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Miller started last
Tuesday for Pasadena, California.
Mrs. g. sievers and daughter took in
the exposition a few days this week.
The Penelope club will meet with
Mrs. r. w. Meyers raesday afternoon.
~ Carl f. Kl.hnle is visiting 10
Des Moines attending a T, THAN func-
ton.
Arthur Greene went to Omaha
Thursday morning on business, return
Ing the same evening.
Mrs. Partridge went 10 Logan this
afternoon to spend a couple OF weeks
with relatives near there.
Mrs. John M~ichaelsen and child left
last Tuesday for Council Bluffs where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Parrish was a Denison shopper
Tuesday. She also called on her moth
81, Mrs. Day, who has been i'll.
Mrs. jackson was calling on friends
and relatives in this city one day this
week. Her son. Frank, accompanied
her.
We desire to call attention to the
picture i'll Mr.. Kelly's ad, representing
a a load of shoes received by him this
fall.
Mrs. Schafer was called to Paradise
in answer to a telegram stating that
Mr.. Marks wa very i'll with typhoid
fever.
The Friday club gave one of its
regular programs N .'Holland and
Art this afternoon at the homeof Mrs.
u. G. Johnson.
Isaac Gillmor and son Ira are spend
ing q few days at Marshalltown this
week attending the reunion of the End
Iowa Cavalry.
Miss Edith Montgomery has been at
yDeloit at her sisters, Mrs. Winans, car
ing for their child, who was injured by
falling off q wagon. s61
On.the eight page Of this paper ap-
pears an ad for A. HI. Brown, pho
togragher, who will occupy that space
until the first of the year.
Mrs. j.. N, Bradley entertained "a
number of her friends very pleasantly
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Paul Aylesworth of Council Bluffs.
MI. Morris Stern of Stern Bros, has
departed for the east to purchase a new
stock of goods. They announced that
they will remain in Denison perman-
emily.
On Wednesday a party of ladies en-
joyed a n O'Clock luncheon with Mrs.
b. F. Philbrook given in honor of Mrs.
j. P. Corners guests, Mesdames Van
Brunt and Ashby.
James Preston and wife visited over
night with their sister, Mrs. T. S. Lun
ey, and this morning Mrs, Luney and
son Gordon accompanied them to Shell
by to. attend a funeral.
This morning word was telephoned
up town from the depot that the old
scale building of the Heffelfnger ele-
vator was afire. The hose cart was
taken out and hauled to the depot, but
upon getting there found everything
alright.
News comes from Miss Anna McCar-
thy that she has visited eminent special
lists in Chicago and that they sustain
the diagnosis as made by her Denison
physicians and state that it will be
many months before she will regain the
use of her arm. Our entire community
will sympathize with Miss McCarthyi in
her affection.
On Tuesday, September %, at Mime.
apolis, occurred the marriage of Miss
: Gusta Voss and Mr.. David Hamley.
The groom is connected with a large
telephone company at that place and is
spoken of very highly. The bride is 8
sister of Mrs. Charles Bollen, Of Deni,
son, and is a lady of sterling qualities
The happy couple will reside in Mime
apolis and the REVIEW will be a wei
come visitor to them.
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