The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-26

DENIsON AND VICINITY
The revival services at the Baptist
church closed on Sunday evening.
Miss Edith Gillmor is enjoying a visit
from her cousin, Miss Gillmor, of Dav-
EXPORT
Miss Naoma Mead of Odebolt is a
holiday guest at the home of Mr. A.
Currier.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baker spent
Christmas time with their relatives in
Charter Oak
Supt. II. V. Failor leaves this morn
ing for visit at his home in Newton
and to attend the state teachers meet
ing at Des Moines.
Miss Carrie Soehl, after spending
Christmas with her people in Denison
returned to her pedagogical duties near
Buck Grove.
Mr.. Ben Greek who has been visiting
his uncle, Mr. S. B. Greek, for the past
few weeks returned on Monday to his
home in Onawa.
Mess1s. Jacob and Joseph Orkin went
to Winterset for the holidays. The
boys at Carroll also Went in and they
had a family reunion
Messrs. Max and Simou Sine were
made glad yesterday by a visit from
their uncle, Nj. A. I. Sine. one of the
prominent merchants OF Toledo, Iowa
Cards are out inviting the ladies of
the Penelope club to reception to be
given them at the home of Mrs. j. p.
Conner on Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock.
Many friends are glad to see Mr..
Maurice Schofeld, of Corning, Cali
fornia, back in Denison visiting his old
home. He is guest at the home of
Mr.. Albert Helsley.
Mr.. Chas Cramer has accepted the
position as bill clerk for Jle Illinois
Central at the Denison office. The
Central seems to have a leaning toward
the Philippine veterans.
Prof. L. G.. Rusmisel started on a
journey eastward to day taking orders
for Sime's Oneakt Sale Slips. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Francis Gable visited Lo-
gan on the same mission.
Rev. Talbot held services in the Epis-
copal church on Sunday evening, to
which there was a good sized congrega.
tion. The singing of the male choir
was a pleasing feature of the service.
The merchants generally say this was
the best Christmas trade Denison has
ever enjoyed. We believe the generous
advertising which brought many buy
ers from other towns, added largely to
4 the sales.
We learn that Mr. julius Lehfeldt
has sold his Montana ranch ard has
purchased large genera! merchandise
store at Chinook. We are sure he will
salt of the EARTH
Mr. j. II. Lorenzen has sold his Deni
son residence to MIR. Hans. Bahr fol
the consideration of S1425. Mr.. Loren
zen has not made his plans for the
future as yet but he says 1enison is toe
good town to leave permanently.
The post.office broke the record O
money order sales for one day. las
Saturday. The record was held b,
Postmaster McAlpin with record O.
thirty seven orders, but Mr.. Boynto1
went him two better on Saturday.
Mr.. Gaylord Weeks who now hold
the position OF bridge inspector on tn
new line of the Northwestern wit
headquarters at Mason City. is in tow
for brief holiday. Gaylord is gettin
right to the front-and staying there.
Mr.. Cook. brother.in-law Of JOIN
James. arrived in Denison on Saturda,
from Nebraska, and will spend tn
week in benson. Mr.. Cook was at on
time resident of Crawford, but say
he sees many changes have taken place
Mrs. S. G. Wright is spending tt
week in Denison arriving Saturda
from Audubon where she had bee
visiting. Mr.. Wright came up frol
Omaha Sunday evening and togethe
they spent Christmas at the home
Mr., and Mrs. E. Il. Tucker.
Mr.. A. G.. johnson, formerly