The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-21

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Mask ball tomorrow night.
The weather relented for Lent.
Shorthorns, March %, 1899.
VIM. Rath returned last Saturday
from visit to Valley City.
Miss Minnie CARRIER OF Charter Oak
was a Sunday visitor in Denison.
Mr.. II. ID. Lehmberg of Ute was the
guest of Rev. Lothringer sunday
Mr.. G. N. Copeland, Arion's lumber
merchant was in town yesterday
AL McGarger and wife of Dow City
are visiting Denison this week.
Mr.. Noah Wood of Mapleton was the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Tabor the first at
the week.
Hanover township is soon to be the
scene of another pleasant wedding, so
little bird said.
DR.. j l. Gibson goes to Des Moines
omorrow to attend the meeting of the
State Board of Health
Geo. III. Boeck, who has been visiting
the past two months at Davenport, re
turned last Saturday morning.
Mr.. o. G. Prill, Mrs S. L. Gable and
Rev. E. e. 1lgenFritz all of whom are
on the sick list, are reported better
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ley started on Satnr-
day for an overland trip to Co. Bluffs.
They are surely having fine weather.
A number of young friends of Miss
Irene CARRIER gave her surprise party
on Thursday evening, aud most pleas
ant time is reported.
The school children celebrated Wash
ington's birthday to day. There was
fine display of flags II the streets as
the children went to school.
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The.Mothers' Round Table will meet
at the reading room next Thursday at
$50. Mrs. Bateson will read paper
on "Child Life in Alaska" All mothers
are invited to come out and hear it.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Rantz, sis
ter of Mrs. George Naeve, had an I'M
lucky fall down tho cellar stairway of
the Naeye residence. She fell the en-
tire length of the stairway and though
no bones We're broken, she is severely
bruised about theeace and body.
The REVIEW wishes to congratulate
its correspondents on the splendid
work they are doing. Few papers In
Iowa have better correspondent service
especially when it is considered that it
is given twlce-a week. Nine different
localities are represented in this issue.
Our Arion correspondent speaks of a
number Of ladies practicing for the Re
publican banquet. We wonder which
part they were practicing for We hope
not the eating part for THE REVIEW
editor has been living ON short rations
for week in preparation for the great
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Phil Jones of Charter
Oak are about to move to Denison as
soon as they can secure that scarcest OF
all articles in Denison-a house. Mr.
Jones is a good citizen whom we will
be glad to welcome. Mrs. Jones will be
remembered here as Miss Jennie Baker
sister of j. w. Baker and Mrs. Aug.
Moeller.
An especially fine life motion picture
entertainment is promised in the opera
house Friday and Saturday evenings,
Feb. oath and 25th. An interesting
claim in regard tn the exhibition is that
it takes two solid miles of celuloid film
with different picture occupying
every three quarter inch space of chat
distance to produce an evenings pro-
gram.
Mr.. A. G. Campbell is going to be-
come resident of Denison. Since his
sale he has purchased the property
owned by Mr.. Laub on Jefferson street
just north of the city park. Mr.. Camp
bell will make good citizen and will
help to swell the Republican majority
in the First Ward
Miss Harriet McWilliams provided q
novel entertainment for her Sunday
School class at the home of Mrs. Nor
man Nash on Saturday afternoon. II
was Washington's birthday party and
Jay Wescott represented the father OF
his country, while Miss Florence Cush.
man took the part of Martha Washing
ton. The little ones had great time,
especially with the cherry tree game
which made lots of merriment.