The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Platt Moore. of Deloit. was among
the Saturday visitors in Denison.
Mrs. c. L. vo,s was ia Omaha one
day last week doing some shopping.
Reafenjo, ment is had when reading
that clever magazine, rne Smart Set.
Get good substantial map of the
county you live in at the REVIEW
Office.
Mrs. w. r. Mitchell and children, OF
Vail, visited friends in !tenison last
week.
Commercial printing of all kinds
neatly aud quickly executed at the
REVIEW Office,
The Friday club met last week with
Mrs. U. G. Johnsoa and all present had
q royal good TIM.
S. NJ. Thew spent several days in
Vail last week delivering fruit trees
and other nursury stock.
Orders for Engraved Calling Cards
taken at this Office One hundred
Cards and Plate for S.. So
Mrs. Geo. Davis, of Dow City, was in
Denison Friday and attended the state
contest at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple enjoyed visl.
last week from their daughter, Mrs.
Sarah OFT. of Marshalltown.
o. A. Dilley of the Bartholomew &
Diiley livery barn was over to Charter
Oak last week buying horses.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs, O'Bren re.
turned to their home in Cripple
Greek. Colorado. last Wednesday.
Mr.. e. w. Pierce has been at Dow
4 City most of the time the past week in
the interest of the McHenry Bank.
Mr.. P. w. Harding is greatly beauti-
tying his parking on Washing ton Ave-,
by having row of everg, N trees set
out.
IT you are stock raiser you should
have some good stationary for your
correspondence. Get prices at the
REVIEW Office.
Penelope met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. j. F. Pialr. The gel tlemen
were privileged to eat with the ladies
on this occasion.
Mrs. A. j, Seabury of Plainview
Ne5r.. and Mr.. aud Mrs. D. II. Sea-
bury and little son of Logan took tes
with Mrs. NJ. A. Jones Thursday even.
! ing.
Marion, the little daughter of MIR
aud Mrs. D, o. johnson of Charter
Oak, is reported as having the scarle
fever. However, she is not seriousl,
i'll.
M. N. Smith last week started on
trip to sell the Richards pinless clothe
lire. He began his canvass at Rock
we'll City and expects 20 be gone 70
some time.
Ray Thompson, Howard Mcleod
Miss Chamberlin. and Miss Ida Soles
together with several other young pee
pie Of Manila were over Friday to at
tend the state contest.
IL.
game called 'Debits and Credits, AM
says it beats any card game on th
market. He is secretary of the CON
pany at Holdredge, Nebr., which
publishing the game.
We wish to call attention again
the fact that we Lave number {
fine Crawford County maps we al
disposing of. If you have not alread
secured one. you had better call in
once and arrange for one.
Mrs. Guy Fl. Martin add children
Spencer visited last week at the hon
of Mrs. Martins parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Irving Austin. Mr.. Martin also visi
Ell with them Sunday. He was recer
= ly elected Mayor of Spencer.
Mrs. l.. II. Ostrander, of Arthu
spent portion OF last week in Denise
visiting her pare nts. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Vassar. Mrs. O.trander says 81
does not care to experience anoth
hail storm such as they did last yea
at WhlCQ Time over Gutee uuuuieu dCI
of corn was wiped out by hail.
A number of orphan children we
placed in homes at Manila last Faid
BY the New York Childrens' Aid
ciety. The hall ut Manila as crow
ed with people anxious to see the Gu
dren ard possibly select one, says
Republican. They were bright
of children, and it is to be hoped
found good homes. The following i
LIST of those who took them:
Claredon Lindsey II months Q
with DR.. and Mrs. B. Gardner.
Samuel Johnson Geleta, 10 mont
with Mrs. e. r. Hoes.
Reva Brewster, 4 years old. with D
Plank, Dodge Center. Minnesota.
/, Annis Wells, 5 years. with Geo.
Scott, Dunlap.