The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-11-11


a visit from her friend Mrs. DR.. Ur-
august, of Davenport, the past week.
Mrs I. It. Roberts visited with MANY
old time friends in Denison last week.
1t has been q number of years since
Mrs. Roberts has visited Denison, and
she was gladly welcomed.
The Social Whist Club met with Mr..
and Mrs. =. j. Kelly last Thursday
night. SIX tables were filed and the
| club started on the winters enjoyment
with great zest. MIS- Kelly served a
delicious supper later in the evening.
The next meeting will be held vii b
Miss Knao.
The Farmont Creamery Co, has
commenced the erection of large ice
house in the rear of thei" creamery prop
erty. 1t is the intentionto store enough
to run them during the entire summer
months The creamery is one of Craw-
ford's substantial institutions and the
farmers are beginning to realize this
more each year.
Mr.. P. D. Mcmahon calls the RE
VIEWS attention to the fact that the
republican vote in Charter Oak fo1
Gov. Cummins was $50 instead of 105 as
shown i the published table. The
printer had the two figures tIansposed
and made them cad forty-tivc less thar
was meant. The republicans made {
gain of about thirty votes in Charter
Oak.
Mrs c. L. Voss went to Treepolt
III, Sana day, aud was joined bv Mr.
Noss on Sunday when they both wen
, into Chicago On Monday morning Nh
!. aud Mrs. Quick also wentto Chicago
where they will meet Mrs i. NJ. Shaw
and together they win purchase thei
furniture for their new homes. Mrs
: shay and Mrs. Gulick win then com
+ Comanche, where they viii visit wit
y their mother, Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. j. b Romans entertained aboy
/ one hupdred ladies on Friday afte
2 noon in honor of her friend Mrs. D
e Unaugust, of Davenport. Nothing WI
ie left und0ne for the entertainments
y her guests, and most enjoyable afte
noon WAS spent Miss Juuia Roman
le assisted in entertaining the ladie
is During The afternoon music of a his
th order was rendered and the hoste
o. gave q nnmeer OF readings much to t
of delight OF ALL
A Begsar Prince" will be present
Sc at tee opera house next Saturday eve
at ine. Prices of admission are %, 80 a
ne 80 cents. The Beggar Prime Ope
W. Company is one of the strongest on
on road. They carry their own band a
orchestra. and aside from the con
M olera the company gives as specialit
~ anum er of seStettes, l.uets, buck ds
in ces and have the only zobo bard goil
All Thu universal press comment is II
,is Biggest Laugh Makers of the Seasol
Secure your seats at Johnsons early.
law Mr. and Mrs B. Evans. of Misso
as Valley visited with their daughte
iss Misses Maggie and Lille, in Denis
NJ on Sunday last. Mr.. Evans has be
De- in the Northwestern upholstering ST
at the Valley for nineteen years, 6
has just resigned his position with
-, com pany. He says that niost of the
i, pair work is being done in Chica
nj. and as u result the shops at the Val
-, are not being used While the CT
pauy does not say that they inteni
abandon them. yet every indication
they will. They have given mum
the of the older employees IN opportur
ow to 90 to Chicago, and some of til
on have accepted. All this has u tend
sed cy to hurt Missouri Valley. The c
on zens are not doing any improving
I'M the town would be dead" if the sh
were removed.