The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-06

DR.. L. Z. Bond made trip to Omal
Mo nday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Lingle
on April 4, a girl.
The Friday Club meets with Mrs. U.
G. Johnson, this week.
Mrs. P. w. Harding visited at Dow
City over Saturday last.
Carrie Morris went to teach school
near Suck Grove; Monday.
Mrs. Grace Scott. of Dow City, visit
ed on M onday last with her daughter,
Mrs. Hoover.
Bertha Kelly re urned Sunday even
ing from weeks visit at Irwin, with
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Nellis.
Mr.. A. l. Mains drove over from the
Oak Monday morning on business mat
ters. He was accompanied by MIR. Gus
Adams.
Miss Alsup, of the kindergarten de-
partment returned Sunday night from
Des Moines, where she had been sperd.
I lug the spring vacation.
Mr., Chas. Lyons is now emp Dyed by
the Capital Creamery Co., at Des Moipes
and is making success of the business
He is travelling representative.
| Mr.. Ansel wheeler is ut home this
week, making his parents visit. He
| is still connected with the Iowa L. le-
phone Co., and likes his position very
much.
George Newcome OF Deloit was in
Denison Saturday. George is attend
ing the Iowa State college at A,nes
this year and is home for the Easter
vacation.
Mr.. and w. T. Perkins have return
ed to Seattle, Wash. after an all too
short visit. MIR. and Mrs. Per-
kins expect to spend the summer ia
Cape Nome.
Chester Dixon. who is sick in Des
/
week. His friends are anxiou. that he
may soon recover sufficiently to be
brought home again.
Mr.. c. L. Voss contemplates getting
into his new home within the next two
or three weeks. Mr.. Voss has one of
the finest residences in the city. ard
he and his estimable wife are Just tie
people to enjoy it.
Miss Mabel Smith entertained the
senior class of the high school Thurs
day evening at her home. Merrill
Holmes, of Red Oak, an old member of
the class was present and an enj ,yable
time was had by ALL
Monday last was pension day at the
County Clerks Office, and there were
seventy-five old soldiers reported with
their papers to have them properly
signed to insure getting their none y
from the government.
There seems to be warm contest
over at Manila, over the merits of the
two cream separators, the Sharpless and
the DeLaval. The Manila Republican
devotes almost two columns to the con
test. Both separators claim the victory
Mr.. TIC. Mccarthy has fitted up his
building formerly occupied by the Lane
& Leahy bowling alleys as pool room.
He has placed couple of fine pool and
billiard tables, fine bar, mirrors, etc
and has rented the room and fixtures Il
Mr.. Schonweber, of Carroll.
Last Friday evening at the home Of
, their teacher. Miss Barber, class No.
of the Baptist Sunday school enjoyed
an April fool party. Each one of the
boys invited lady Of Baptist complex.
: ion, and the evening was spent plea.
antly, many April fool FRANKS being in
: terspersed.
j. w. Shirx has been promoted from
: his position as baggage man at TIL,
!, Illinois Central depot to place on til,
: companys bridge gang. The nromobio'
it accompanied By large increase i,
: salary and in view of the eilicien
S services of Mr.. Shirk in his old positio,
d it is we'll deserved. You can't keep
r good man down even if his name i
Shirk