The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17

Attorneys Baily and Traverse Of
Dunlap had business before the court
In Den;son last week.
Mrs. Philbrook's party on Tuesday
was the second of a delightful series,
Both parties were great success. Mrs.
Philbrook is delightful! entertainer.
and her guests are always given q
charming memory of her hospitality.
News comes from Dunlap that
rather serious fight occurred in Boyer
township the other evening in which q
number of young men under age are
implicated. The parties were brought
to Denison and given hearing before
| Justice McLennan on Tuesday.
The library board are considering
the fittings for the library, and also the
purchase OF new books. The library
! will be gem, and great credit to the
board who have so generously given
their time and attention to the con-
struction.
| Regular services will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
preaching to be by the Rev. VIM. E.
Bryce. The theme of the morning SER
mon will be The Relation of the Out
er to the Inner Life of the Christian, .
and OF the evening sermon. "In What
Sense are the Scriptures Inspired?"
Mr.. Geo. Richardson is in receipt of
letters from all the insurance compan-
les that he represents saying that they
were all amply able to pay the losses
of the great Baltimore fire, and would
not be in any manner embarrassed
This speaks pretty we'll for his COM
panies.
/ The Sons OF Veterans will hold a
special meeting at their lodge hall on
Monday evening, Feb. % Judge
Church, of Jefferson, will be present
and deliver an address. On that even
ing there will not be meeting of the
K. P's. they having turned the hall
over to the Sons of Veterans
The Woman's cub will celebrate the
father of his country's birthday, by
giving an evening party on that date at
the home of Mrs. Morgan. The hus.
bands will be invited to attend, and We
are sure George" himself would be
glad to have a chance to celebrate his
birthday in such charming way as i,
will be done on this occasion.
T. j. Kelly, the shoe magnato, re
turned from Lake City on Saturday
evening, and will remain. His truste
clerk Mr., j. Virgins went to Lake
City Monday evening, and will have
charge Of the store there for the time
being. Mr.. Kelly speaks very flatter
ing of the outlook for the shoe business
at that place. and thinks he made {
good investment.
George Mahoney received more val
entines than any child in town. TIL,
plucky fight: the manliness and cour
age OF this little four-year-old child ha
been wonderful, and the interest in hin
was delighted to find expressions il
some way The valentines were mes
sages of congratulation as we'll. for hs
really seems to have turned the corner
and to be on the high road to health.
At the annual meeting of the
Woman Mission Circle of the Raptist
church held at the home of Mrs. Mar
Gus Jones Feb. 10Th the following
officers were reelected for the ensuing
year. President, Mrs. G. E Nor.
ply, president Mrs. Fl. A. Nor
man, Secretary Mrs. j. w. Shirk
Treasurer Mrs. John l.. Richardson
Appreciative words were spoken OF
the officers who had charge of the
Circle the past year.
Glass No. 5. of tie Baptist Sunday
School, has organized with special of
ticers and committees to assist in car
rying ON their work. Besides the reg
ular study of the Sunday School lessor
its object is to assist the school in an,
way possible. in numbers. finance OF
social intercourse. The class is com
posed of young men, and has the fol
lowing officers: presidentE. H Welton
vice president, Robert Ewall: secretary
and treasurer, John Lass.