The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-23
James McKim went to Deloit satur.

James Mchlm went to DelOit Satur-
day.
Miss Maud Dixon will teach in Will
low township this spring.
DR.. Iseminger is having porch
built on the south side of his residence.
Mrs. Sands of Dow City was among
those who attended the county teach.
ers meeting
misrepresentation Schultz of Morgan
township was business visitor in this
city Saturday.
Mr.. G. M Russell, of Carroll. was
Denson visitor on Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Mamie SEWERS returned to Chicago
Monday evening to continue her
studies in music.
DR.. r, ] Hart and family went to
Charter Oak Saturday. where they will
spend week on a farm.
b. B. johnson and wife, of Dunlap,
were in town Friday visiting the for
mer's father and mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver Mcbride of
Defiance, visited with Mr.. VIM.
Mcbride, one day last week.
i w. w. Ferguson and DR.. j. G. Rob.
inson went to Des Moines for q couple
of days the first of the week.
J. H. Hayes and daughter Helen,
went to Freeport, ILL.,, Friday night to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Jas. Brink took the noon train Satur-
Gay enroute for Hornick. Iowa. where
he will teach school this spring.
The st. Patrick's ball at the Opera
House Thursday evening was we'll at
) tended and was much enjoyed by all
present.
Hon. j. P. Conner will return to
Denison next week and remain in Iowa
until after the Congressional corven-
ton April 18th.
Mrs. Chas. Smith living west of town
: has been confined to her bed with the
her friends are glad to learn
0 Next Sunday the morning services at
3 the Episcopal church will be resumed
t Next Friday afternoon there will be {
e service and instruction at o'clock.
t Miss Lille Raine arrived home Sat
urday night to spend the sprin.
j. vacation. Miss Raine is teachin,
10 music in the Indianola public schools
g Call in and get a map of the county
e. one that is up-to date and of value t
|. you. Not simply an outline map, bu
in one showing the name of every proper
ty owner.
~ Herman Grill purchased the larg
80 barn building from 6alle-Broderse
n CO. and is moving it to the lots back {
ns Fritz Timm's where he will establish
Nv lumber yard.
od Mrs. Geo. Hansen on her return tr
frrom spending the winter in Ne
. York City visited week at the hon
of R. A. Romans. continuing b.
journey home Monday,
A large number of teachers fro
over the country arrived Friday ar
inspe cted the work of the public schoo
remaining over for the county teacher
meeting on Saturday.
Miss Helen CARRIER has secured
certificate, and will teach the Coo
Grove school the coming spring. Mi:
Helen is a bright, capable young lad
aud her many friends are pleased tia
she is to teach.
ne The Coffee Club had very pleasa,
& meeting with Mrs. j B. Romans. HI,
attractive home offered a warm we
al come 20 the ladies and nothing was lie
undone to give them delightful afte
noon. Very nice refreshments we
served.
Born, to-Mr. and Mrs. James Smit
on Saturday. March 10 a boy. Mr.
Smith was formerly Miss Nettie Cloue
and her Denison friends extend co
gratulations. She has been visiti1
her sister Mrs. Chas. Kemming in De
ison for some time.
Denison's West Side colony is r
joiclng in the coming of Mr.. Cha
Jones and wife and her sister Mrs.
j. Wagner who are now here living
their new home just west of the Xii
mansion. Mrs. Jones and Magner a
sisters of the late Henry Gulick.
Mr.. q. M McAhren has purchas
the house moving outfit of Mr.. Jane
and will take up that line of wo
again. Mr.. McAhren is a caref
workman, is always surrounded by
competent force of men. and will
doubt command considerable work tt
8 season.
Mrs. Oscar Ainsworth and her daug
~ ter Mrs. Francis Cruzan departed Ii
M evening for Gladson Mimi where tn
III will visit during the summer. TIL