The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-13

Thursday evening Miss Margaret Me-
Henry gave dinner to twelve of her
girl friends iu honor OF her cousin Miss
Nellie Harvey, of Logan. Miss Nc
Henry played the hostess we'll and the
guests spent very enjoyable evening.
Mr.. Frank Louis, Of Iowa City
has been visiting at the home of
his sister, Mrs. F. W. Meyers,
the past week. He comes ofrom San
Francisco and has been a resident of
the coast country for mum be of years.
Mr. Seers McHenry has been pretty
busy the p .st few days getting the new
bank at Dow City in good running or
der. He has been going down to that
place in the morning and back again at
night
Mr.. ] w. Campbell, of Dakota, was
in Denison on Saturday last, remaining
over Monday He says he likes his new
home very much. and that farmers had
been doing their spring work when he
left there
The many friends Of Mrs. E. M.
Parker will be pleased to learn of her
arrival in Denison ON Saturday, to
spend the summer here with her hus-
band who has charge of the bridge
work for the county,.
Among those " no we're caught in the
bank failure and who have asked for
receivers are MIR. Ed. Riddle and John
Stepanek. and Mr.. Thomas Meehan,
was appointed as receiver with Mr..
Chas. Voss as security.
Mr.. B. }. Sibbert now has charge OF
the Methodist church choir during the
, absence of Mr. Gibson. Mr.. Slbbert is
q splendid director. and under his di-
rection the choir will undoubtedly do
some excellent work.
The general friendship felt for Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Meeves, an account of
of whose wedding will be found on rage
3. found material expression in an ex-
ceedin ,ly fine bedroom suite presented
to them jointly by large number of
their friends and admirers.
Mrs. Geo. Naeve and daughter re-
turned from California on Friday night
Their train was late and they did not
arrive until almost one o'clock. The
night was very dark, as the lights were
not burning. and some difficulty was
experienced in getting up home. Mrs.
Naeve's health is much improved, q
fact her many friends will be glad to
learn.
! Mrs. F. w. Meyers will entertain a
party of young people at whist this
evening, complimentary to her brother
Mr.. F. j. LOUIS of San Francisco. Mr.
Louis has spent the past fifteen years
on the coast in Washington, Oregon
and California and this his first visit
east in nine years is greatly enjoyed
i, by his relatives and friends. From
Denison Mr.. Louis will 60 to his old
home at Iowa City.
AS announced in our last issue the
Episcopalians of this city are preparing
for a visit from their bishop, the Rt.
Rev. Theodore N. Morrison, who has
charge of the church within the 1uris-
diction of Iowa. The bishop will ar
rive in .Denison Friday, April Is. and
that evening will make his official Wis.,
itation. The service will be held at
1870 p. M, at which the bishop will
preach and administer confirmation.
The people Of Der ison are invited to at
tend.
Mr. Perkins was an all too brief visit
or in Denison on Saturday and Sunday
on his return from an extended busi-
ness trip in the east. Mrs. Perkins
who has been spending portion Of
the winter with her sister Mrs. Kuehn-
lie. continued the western journey with
her husband on Tuesday evening.
After short visits in Minneapolis and
Bismark N. D. they will proceed to
Seattle and thence to spend the sum-
mer at Cape Nome where Mr.. Perkins
has large merchantile interests. Their
many Denison friends hope that they
may have both q pleasant and profitable
season in the far North.