The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

The government thermometer at the
college registered 10 below zero this
morning.
4 Frank Young, Jr., left last evening
Tor Denver, Colorado. after spending a
pleasant time at home over Christmas
[ The mail train on the Northwestern
came in about II o'clock this morning,
1t was reported there was over two
feet of snow at Boone.
Mr.. Henry Galberson, the tonsorial
artist at Chrestensens barber shop. is
up in the northern part of Iowa this
week, where he VIII be married, At
the time of going to press we are unable
to give particulars.
Mr.. John j. Wieiand surprised his
old time friends by dropping in on
them Christmas. He has been located
the past year at Padukah, KY. He is
also interested quite extensively in
mining in Montana.
Born, on Saturday, December "a,
1904, to Mr.. and Mrs. M, M. Bradbury,
q son. Brad was able to be out with
the cigars, and says the little fellow
has pair of lungs and voice that
would do justice to one three times his
age.
The REVIEW is indebted to the
Rev. VIM. Frese for splendid write
up of the Christmas exercises at the
Lutheran church; also for the obituary
OF Mr.. Heide. Rev. Frese is scholar
in both the German and English Ian
guage, and his congregation is growing
rapidly as result of his efforts.
Miss Kate Houlihan was the success
full contestant in the Bulletins piano
contest. which ended last Saturday af-
ternoon. Miss Rhea Wheeler. was q
close second, only being defeated by
$3.50 votes. Miss Houlihan is the
daughter CT Mr.. Con Houlihan, of East
Boyer township. and is bright young
lady. Miss Wheeler took her defeat in
the proper spirit, feeling that she had
made a good race.
/ Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Margaret Evangeline
Laily to Mr.. Clement Mahan, at the
Catholic church in Denison on Wed
nesday, January fourth, 1905. Miss
Lally is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. E. G. Laliy. and is an intelli-
gent young lady OF pure mind and all
the qualities that make true woman
hood. Mr.. Mahan is manly young
man of intelligence, we'll worthy of the
young lady he has won.
Mrs. D. w Shaw, wife of the late
banker, D. w. Shaw, brother of Secre-
tary Shaw departed Tuesday f,r Nor
risville, Vermont, where she will make
her home. Mr.. Shaw is an estimable
woman and will be greatly missed
from our community and by the M E..
church, and Rathbone Sisters order, of
which she is member and active
worker. Her daughter Hazel accom-
panied her. She has nothing but the
best wishes of our people. Manila
Times.
| The Illinois Central track inspectors
have just published their report show
ing that the Denison section, Chas.
Quade, foreman, is the best on this
division and'placing 1t near the head OF
the Central system. The inspection
takes place every fall under charge OF
competent engineers and every detail
receives the minutest scrutiny. Mr..
Quade has won in three inspections
which is very exceptional record and
gives him prominent place among
Central trackman.
Among the many Denison young
people who are attending the various
colleges or are away from home, aui
who spent Christmas in Denison VIZ
mention the following:-Frank Young
Denver; Eugene Moeller. Iowa City
John and Harold Romans, Northwest
ern University; Trav. Walker, S. U. 1.
Townsend Pearson, Des Moines
Lorenz Moeller, S U. L.; Lorenz Lor
: entzen. S. U. L.; Clifford Randall, S. U
l.: Will Lehfeldt, Ames; Foster Pierce
Ames; George Newcom, Ames; an
!, , Roy Towne, S. U. I. All repor
: themselves as highly pleased witt
> their different lines of work and al
seem to be enjoying life.