The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-06
Perry Marshall transacted business
in Ona ha IN SATURDAY. lAst

Perry Marshall transacted business
in Omaha on Saturday last.
u. C. johnson and son Howard spent
Saturday in Sioux City visiting rela-
tives and friends On Monday Mr..
johnson was detained ut home on
account of q severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Savage attended
family reunion at Red Oak Mr..
on Christmas. From Red Oak Mr..
Savage went to Des Moines to attend
the State Teachers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barber greatly
enjoyed a visit from MIR. Barber's
brother, sister and niece of Rochelle,
Ills. On Christmas day they all drove
to Manila and spent the day with
friends.
Anumber OF Kiron young men went
to Ames on Monday morning, where
they will take two weeks course.
Among those going we're Messrs. E. e.
Stone Chas: Winquest. G. E. johnson
and Dave johnson.
On Wednesday night the farm house
belonging to Mr.. August Hamann, in
section IL, Washington township, was
burned to the ground. and none of the
contents we're saved. 1t is stated the
family barely escaped with their lives.
Among those who attended the State
Teachers Meeting at Des Moines last
week were:-Messrs 81. H. Savage,
Supt. Won Coelln. Supt Elect F. L.
Hoffman, Prof. Core and the Misses
Austin, Culmer and Barber. All re-
port an interesting meeting.
Justice McLennan performed the
ceremony which united Mr.. johnson
Jones, of Logan. Iowa. to Miss Minnie
Trout of the same pla e, in marriage
on Monday last. Mr.. Jones is an old
soldier, and his bride is lady Of 4:
summers of unmarried life. May hap
piness be theirs,
| Miss Polster has returned from her
vacation trip to Baxter Springs, Kan
sas having had an enjoyable vacation
| Miss Polster is one of the best teachers
of vocal and instrumental music Deni
son Public Schools ever had, an6
we believe her efforts in this line are
.eing appreciated.
| Mr.. N. L. Hunt received lette,
from his son Blaine. who is working in
Chicago, saying that he was near tht
Iroquois theatre at the time of the fire
and that he witnessed the carrying GU
of over forty bodies. and could stand i
no longer. He describes the scene a
terrible, and almost beyond description
Mr.. and Mrs. Az. Barber gave
large party on Wednesday evening il
onor of their visitors. The evening
ENTERTAINMENT was something new an
ola novel feature, and produced sue
merriment. Sir Hickman" and spit
certainly gave the merry crowd a chas
for their money, and caused great ex
element. During the evening Mrs
Barber served dainty refreshments an
a number present favored the part
with some line instrumental and vocs
music.
Earl Shaw. Of Washington, D. C
spent New Years in Denison, his oil
home. On Saturday he took his d.
parture for San Francisco. where b
will take passage for Japan. He is ge
ing as special correspondent for tn
Booklovers' Magazine. Should Japa
and Russia come to war, Earl will
right in the thickest, and his magazin
may expe It some good stuff from hin
He has also promised the REVIEW SON
! of his letters.
Mr.. I. J. Garrison is congratulatin
himself over the fact that he had
friend wire him last Tuesday to the e
feet that he 1.-THE friend) would be
Denison Wednesday to see Mr.. Carr
: son. Otherwise, Mr. Garrison wou
have gone to Chicago, where he hs
made arrangements to attend the ma,
: nee of the Inflated theatre that W,
burned. Mr.. Garrison is of the Cpl
> ion that he is indebted to his Denvs
friend to considerable extent, in. tn,
probably saving his life.