The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-20

Dr.. Hamilton, of Omaha was in con.
sultetion with DR.. c. w. Carr, in Den
ison last Saturday.
Miss Matte Miles, who has recently
reburned from her sojourn in Paris aud
who has been i'll the past two weeks, is
rapidly recovering at this writing, q
fact her many Denison friends are
glad to learn,
Mi. and Mrs. E. McCord. Of Ken
WOOD, visited at the home of Mr.. Jas.
Bixler south of town one day last week
stopping in Denison Oh their way to do
some shopping.
The saloon project 10 Boyer TOW n
ship, failed to pan out as had been an
ticipated by the promoters, and the
Duniap-citizens are again resting easy
The experiment cost the promoters
considerable money, and will probably
be a lessen to future schemers.
Mr.. Erred Marshall spent couple of
days in Omaha last week, visiting with
his father and Mrs. Patterson, a sister,
He reports his father as retaining his
usual good health, in fact he is feeling
just as good as he did twenty years ago.
Mr.. Watt Wilkinson and family nave
moved back to Crawford county from
Idaho, and will occupy the farm, known
as the "Gillett' farm in Goodrich
township, that Mr., Wilkinson has pnr
chased. Their many friends are pleas
ed they have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee. "A. Richardson
rendered their son Carl surprise
party last Wednesday evening, it being
his eighteenth birthday. The SUR
prise was complete, and was one that
Carl will probably not forget A good
time was voted by all present.
Mr.. Merit Moraine, of Huron, S. D.
visited at the home of Mr.. James Roi-
Inns over Sunday. He is connected
with the Kelly Land Agency at Huron,
acting in the capacity of emigration
man. He reports Mr.. John Rollins,
who has been SO i'll, as slowly inprov-
ing.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
e. Lies were agreeably surprised at
their return to Denison on Saturday
evening. Mr.. Lies is making bust
ness trip, and Mrs. Lies will visit her
parents, and many friends. Mr. Lies
reports business as tlourshng in Wash
ington.
Mrs. DeWolf, whose funeral took
place at Vail on Sunday, was one of the
noble pioneer women of Crawford coun-
| ty. Her good deeds were countless
and none who knew her ever had for
her words other than those of love and
respect. Many are the old friends who
will cherish her memory.
Mr. w. W. Ferguson has new show
case ont 1t is fine one, and was made
| by Chas. Christensen. 1t is made Of
oak wood, highly polished, and done in
panels. 1t is well filed with new pho
tos, showing many new styles in mount
ing, etc. The case is & sample of good
workmanship, and is certainly credi,
to MIR. Chre ;tensen.
0. w. Wheeler and family have
moved into town. They are occupy
ing the house just opposite Mr.. N. j
| Wheeler's residence. For the past
three or four years Mr.. Wheeler has
lived just outside the incorporation or
the Drake farm. where he has consid
cradle stock, but his duties as deput,
clerk require that he live nearer the
office.
The Fraternal Choppers of America
and the Mystic Toilers. of Des Moine.
have consolidated. The idea of the
consolidation carries with it strength
aud Improvement. The expense O
both societies is lessened and the fl
nancial and social conditions arc
materially increased The combined
interests represents an equalization o,
reserve fund OF something like thirt,
Thousand dollars, and excellent work
ing and beneficiary funds. The officer.
of the consolidated society are Ell. A
Miller supreme president and j. f
Taake supreme secretary.