The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-27

The REVIEW job department has
been kept busy the past ten days,
every employee working full time. We
are still able, however to turn out any
thing you may wish in short notice.
A valuable horse belonging to the
Denison Livery Go. received a very
bad kick from sharp shod horse Sun
day. DR.. Simpson IVES compelled TO
take ten stitches in order to close the
wound.
Mr. r. l.. Hill went to Gilbe,t Sta
tion, III, on Friday, to erect a large
family monum MT for the Duff family.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIFF we're the parents OF
Mrs. John Hall. aud Mrs. W. : Pol
lock, of this vicinity
Mr.. A. L. Boylan has taken lease
of the Bert Hill residence, near Mr.
WygauJ's, and Will move therein This
week. This is 4 fine property, and
was much sought after oy those desir-
ing com Portable home.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Kemm 'ng have
rented the Frank Pfarr cottage, re
Gently vacated b. Mr.. Boylan. Mr.
Jones expects to move down from West
Side soon and will occupy the house
purchased of Mr.. Kemming.
We received pleasant call last
week from Mr. Chas. j. Larson of
OF Kiron. He is in the stock business
at Kiron, buying hogs and cattle and
is doing good business. While here
he placed his hame on the REVIEW list.
M. and Mrs. Ken. Mcclellan and
two boys are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Mcclellan. They
a on their way from Missouri to Al
berta, Canada, where they will make
their future home, ii satisfied With thu at
country. If not, they will go to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ criswell were
Given very delightful surprise on
Saturday evening. The party met
with Mrs. W. J. McAhren and took
with them some very pretty hand
painted plates, the work of Mrs. S. G..
| Wright. Miss Frank Hart planned
and CARRIE out the party which was s
great success.
The Coterie club had most enter
tanning ard profitable meeting with
\ Mrs. Duncan on Thursday. The hostess
presented each member with green
and gold book and each guest entered
choice receipts given by the members.
Mrs. Duncan served very nice refresh.
ments. Mrs. E Leis was most vel.
come visitor.
| "Was She to Blame played to {
1914. 90 house in Denison on Wednesday
evening. Those in attendance pro
nounce the play as being one Of the
best visiting Denlson during the pres
J ent booking seasnn The management
of the opera house regret that there
, was not a larger crowd out to witness
the production.
t Alta meeting of the Fraternal Chop
, pers held last Thursday evening, the
members decided to accept the merger
OF the Choppers and the Mystic Toilers
The local lodge will undoubtedly re
tain the old name-W Walnut Camp
but the number will probably bs
changed Ia the merger the Chopper
rates were not affected.
Miss Helen Baird, of Dunlap, WA
married at her home on Tuesday last
to Mr.. J. W. Lehan, q syoung practic
ing physician of that place. They i'm
+ mediately left for wedding tour, ant
! will be at home to their friends afte
February LIST. The bride has man,
friends in Denison who wish her hap
piness in her married Lie.
The Commercial club of Missouri
8 Valley ha. established monthly sal
day. at which time any one having any
, thing for sale is given an opportunit
to list the same. and after thorough
advertising the sale on certain day
the stuff is placed on exhibition, an
sold. The Missouri Valley people he'll
I their first sale last Tuesday, and it wa
voted q big success. Included in tn
n sale were horses, hogs, cattle farr
machinery, and little of everything