The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-10
Next Sunday is Easter.

Next Sunday is Easter.
Joe GRANNY, of Vail, was Denison
visitor esterday.
Mike Collins, of Manila, was Deni-
son visitor y, sterday.
MIR. August Wilken, of near West
Side, was transacting business III this
city yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wieland's infant
son is now recovering from somewhat
dangerous illness.
Miss Ida Lorenzen is enjoying visit
from her cousin, Miss Mathilda Leh-
feldt of Judith, Montana.
Miss lone Romans returned to lndi-
anola on Saturday to resume her
studies at Simpson college.
The Friday club will meet next Fri
day with Mrs. McCloy. at 2:3O. All
members should be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Philbrook drove
UP to Deloit Sunday afternoon to take
in the sights of the new town
Pete Larson, Outer Creeks famous
stock man, came to Denison Saturday
an 4 returned over the Central.
Agent Casner of the Central spant
Sunday at Waterloo Mrs. Casner
had proceeded MIN ON Thursday.
Messrs Garrison, II. A. Romans and
Sam Lnney returned on Friday from a
land pr specting tour in Moth Dakota.
The gun club held meeting Satur-
day evening and adopted bylaws. 1t
was decided to hold the first shoot on
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
E. T. Dobson has been spending the
past week with his family in St Joe.
Mr.. Dobson's health is much improved,
and he is going to boom Deloit more
than ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Brogden returned
Saturday from visit in Illinois. They
have baen absent two weeks and visit
ed Chicago, Poplar Grove, Aurora and
Waukegan.
Mrs. Art Jordan of Dunlap spent
Friday IN Denison leaving on saturday
with Miss lone Romans for Indianola
where she will visit her sister, Miss
Lille Raine
Mr.. Gotthard Rhode of Plattsmouth,
Nebraska, made the REVIEW a pleas
ant visit last Saturday. He is an old
Crawford county boy but likes his Ne
braska home very much.
The ladies of Trinity Guild have
made arrangements to have an apron
sale at the city hall on April IS aud ex-
pect to have at that time numberless
aprons of all varieties and styles and
cordially invite the patronage of the
public. +
Seventy little girls celebrated Margret
McHenry's eight birthday with that
young lady last Saturday afternoon.
The Youngsters had great gala day
and enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
1t seems to us that it was pretty hard
on seventy little boys however.
Mr.. D. l.. Kelly of the Denison Bot
Ting Works, tails us that the outlook
for his business is very promising this
spring. He is preparing to supply not
only the local trade but that of a large
number of surrounding towns. Deni-
sons advantages as a shipping point
are adding to its business interests
every day
Superintendent H. V. Failor is on
the program of the North. western Iowa
Teachers Association to be held at Sioux
City April 18th for a paper on the
Evolution of the Superintendent. We
do not wish to brag too much on the
DeDison people but we will wager that
Mr.. Failor has one of the best papers
delivered before the Association.
We understand that Miss Cora Hes
ter. who has been enjoying her spring
vacation, returned to Hanover where
she will complete the fourth year OF
school work in the same school. She
, anticipates leaving for Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, this summer where she will
enter training school for the deaf. She
is to be congratulated upon her success
j. l.. Warbasse had team badly cut
by barbed wire last Thursday while re-
turning from his farm. He was driv
ing near the Northwestern track and
hearing train and knowing that his
team was not used to the cars he stop
ped and unhitched. As the train pass
ed the engine blew off steam rendering
the horses uncomfortable; both horses
were badly cut and one is permanently
injured.
!. The two men awhom the Mayor
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