The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-27
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Joe Carson of Paradise was in Deni-
son on business Saturday.
Miss Jennie Morris of Deloit was in
Denison shopp ng Saturday.
Miss Lillyholm visited over Sunday
with her parents near Vail.
Jno. Schnoor did some hard rustling
to win but fell short by 8 votes.
Mrs Crank Evans visited over Sun
llay with her husband in Boone.
Banker Maure, of Arion was trans
acting business in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lehan of Defiance was doing
some sh, p ping in Denison Saturday.
John Kott went to Dow City on a
short business trip yesterday afternoon.
Miss Walker of Sac City visited over
Sunday with her friend Miss Robinson
Messrs. Frank Fee and Henry Berens
spent Sunday with friends near Arion.
Miss T. Corners of near Vail was
vising with friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Theresa Lamp returned last
Sunday night from her visit at Maple.
ton.
Frank Howard, proprietor of Hotel
Arion was in town on business yester-
day.
j. w. Campbell arrived last Friday
and is visiting with his many friends in
Denison.
Albert Birkhofer of Paradise town
ship was in town on business the first
of the week.
Miss Ollie Town of Dow City is
sp.ndi6g the week with her friend Miss
Louise Hannah.
Albert Bagge of Charter Oak visited
oyer Sunday with his mother who is at
present very ill.
Albert Vernon and family of near
Ellis were visiting with friends in town
the first of the week.
o. M. Criswell and wife and Miss
Alice Stevens spent Sunday with
friends at Charter Oak.
Mr.. John Robinson and wife were in
Denison on last Friday making some
purchases for their home.
Joe Burk and Express Agent Gus
Chapman of Dunlap were visiting
friends in the city Sunday.
Mr.. j. Fiewaber of Manila, one of
the REVIEWS stauch supporters, was
in Denison on business Monday.
Misses Stella Fltzsimmons and Mel
lie Qnirk of Vail visited with friends
in Deaison yesterday afternoon.
II. j. Kelly received large cons'gn-
ment yesterday of the latest spring
STYLES in ladies' and mens' shoes.
Mr.. M. f.. Thompson drove over
from Manila yesterday morning. The
REVIEW acknowledges pleasant call.
Eleven hopos were up before Mayor
Kemming, yesterday morning and got
the usual three days on the ''wood
pile.'
g Miss Julia Miller, instructor at the
college, was called to Cedar Falls last
Friday afternoon by the illness of hel
parents.
Max Ellsworth, who was with the
51st Iowa boys from this place, is now
working on bridge gang for the Hi
nois Central.
Miss Fay Cook has taken up duties il
the millinery department of j. p. Mil
Ter s. Co.'S. store. We trust she ma.
like the position.
Miss Edith Servoss is expected to re
turn to Denison about the first of tn
month and take her old place at tn
telephone Office.
We are glad to chronicle the news Q
the Improvement in health Of Fran
Leahy's baby, VINO mas been very SIC
the past few days.
We are sorry to state that Messr:
Oren McAhren and Hal Simpson wer
confined to their beds few days las
week with the grip.
w. W. Cushman returned Sdnda
morning from Chicago where he hs
been on business trip. He starts t,
day for Medina, North Dakota.
Andrew Randall and Joe Mehan n
turned Sunday night from Iowa Gil
where they have been taking courl
in needles.
Howard Wilson of the Wilson Hou
is taking few days vacation and w
visit friends at Harlan. Ills place
being filed during his absence by ely,
James.