The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-22
DEN1soN AND VICINITY

DENIsON AND VICINITY
Gentle reader, pray forgive us
# the big type hurts your eyes,
For it's only in December
That some merchants advertise.
This is now the printers harvest
And too fast the days do fly,
For in Summer-ah, In summer
Come the duh weeks of July.
The shortest day.
Good Buffalo lap robe for sale.-John
SchnOOr.
Judge Dow, of Dow City, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. F. j. Young spent several days
Of this week in Omaha.
Henry Mitchell OF Vail spent yester-
day in Denison on business.
Mrs. Sarah Temple OFT returned on
Thursday to her home in Clear Lake.
Prof. Holmes has sold bis handsome
residence in east benson to Mr.. Craft.
Miss Minnie Bale and Miss Sophia
Bale are expected home from Iowa
City today.
Attorney Swasey, the Bulletins Dow
City correspondent, was Denlson call
er Wednesday.
NV L IL rolf nCd Lao
ting from Iowa City to spend the Christ
mas vacation.
Mrs. Florence lyman, OF Carroll, is
the guest of her friend MISS Jessie Rob-
ertson, to-day.
Bert Wiley returned to day from the
State University at Iowa City to spend
Holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Wise OF Dow City
spent Wednesday at the home of their
daughter, Mrs VIM seemann.
Misses Lille RAine, Hope Smith and
lone Romans have returned from Simp-
son college for the Christmas vacation.
John Peters, jr. has been spending
the week in the city. From here he ex-
poets to go Sioux City where he has Sc
cured a position.
Capt S E. Whitcher, of Botna, one
of the stalwart republicans of Iowa
township. is spending the week in Den
ison on jury duty.
V. E Michaelson, Kiron's implement
dealer, has been in Denison this week
on jury duty. He made the REVIEW
Office a pleasant call,
ssThe Girl from Chill" was we'll pat
ronized last night The play sparkled
with wit and funny situations and was
we'll worth the admission price.
On Sabbath evening Christmas
praise service will be rendered by the
choir and congregation at the Presby
terian church. All are cordially invited
Mr.. VIM. Mcbride is spending Christ
mas with his father in Defiance. The
their father handsome gold watch for
Christmas.
"The Calumet" is the name of Ly.
man and Vassars' new lunch room.
The place looks as neat as possible and
the boys are already enjoying a good
trade,
David B. Ely returned to-day from a
pleasure trip to Chicago and various
points in Illinois and Iowa. lie de-
served good vacation as he has work
ed hard and faithfully.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School will
render beautiful cantata entitled
"Santa Claus Dream tomorrow (Sat,
urday) evening, at the church. There
will also be Christmas tree. All are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ley, of Porl
Washington, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Campbell, of Mason City, are ii
Denison for the holidays. This means
added delight during the Christmas
season for their relatives and many
friends.
A city ordinance prohibiting tn,
lacking of signs on telephone poles ant
public property would be good thing
A lady cannot go up town now withou
every telephone pole in the city offer
ing inducements to chew a differen
kind Of plug tobacco.
Roger Swire. of Iowa City, stat
agent of the German-American Insul
ance company, was in Denison thi
week, arranging with Mr.. e. I. Dot