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

The Whist club will ioee5 Wedncs-1
day evening at the home of Mrs. E w.
Myers, The date is changed from
Thursday 20 Wednesday on account of
the show.
DR.. H. G. Simpson. secretary of the
State Veterinary Medical Association
went to Des Moines yesterday where
he will attend the state meeting ON
Wednesday and Thursday.
MIR. Chas. Hannah Is suffering with
a badly frozen ear. He took q stroll
out into the ceuntrs 81 Sunday, and
wnen returning to town froze the ear
so badly that he mao TO consult ply
stefan.
We note that NJ. Frank odell has
been down to Kansas Guy and purchas-
ed some thin cattl for feeding purpos-
es. Mr.. OAell is gaining quite repu-
tation as a stool. man.
There are number of Densop gen-
tlemen contemplating trip down into
! the Kansas oil fields the first week ia
| February. They go on 8 tour of IN
spectiou, and with view of investing,
if satisfied.
Mr. James Harkens, of Chicago. a
former Danison boy. was e visitor at
his old home over Sunday. He Is
connected with the Illinois Central al
Chicago, and enjoys the respect and
confidence OF his employers.
MIR Geo. Naeve received word Mon
day morning that Mrs. Naeve, who is
spending the winter in California. was
very i'll, and he Immediately took the
afternoon train for California. We
sincerely trust that he may find her
much improved upon his arrival.
The masquerade ball at the opera
house Friday evening was largely at
tended. and all enjoyed themselves
hugely There were many comic make
ups that created Q great deal Of merri-
ment. The music was furnished by
hone talent. and was very satisfactory.
Miss Stoner received telegram Sat.
urday evening from Middleton, Ohio,
saying her sister was very ILL., Miss
Stoner took the train Sunday morning
for home, to be at the bedside OF her
sister, and may be absent two or three
weeks.
| Mr.. Frank King, OF Pierre, S. D.,
was Denison visitor the FIRST OF this
week. He is son Of Mrs. A. F. Bond
and at one time was employed on the
REVIEW force In fact.he learned the
printing business in this office. he Is
now engaged in the real.estate business
at Pierre, and is prospecting,
Mr. D. L Boynton. secretary OF the
Denison Land Co., who has been q,
Bismarck, N. D., the past four weeks
= retAraed 80 nenieou on sseuuuay nsorn
ing. He says there has not been yer,
much cold weather around Bismarck
this winter and very little snow. There
are many Iowa people in that vicinity
and all seem we'll pleased with the
Icountry.
There promises to be considerable
building in Denison the coming season
: says Architect Barber. Mr.. Carstens
will erect two good store rooms on his
vacant lots next to MIR. Nelson's. Mr.
c. A. Jones, of West Side. will build q
fine residence on the corner. just south
of Mr.. w. j. McAhren's home, an6
there are quite a.number OF others who
talk of building or remodeling. To
/ gether with the court house there viii
be plenty Of work for everybody al
, season"
"A Royal Slave" which comes to thi
city next Thursday Jan. % will prov,
j an innovation In the way of melodrama
e as it is distinct novelty, 10th as t.
/. theme and scenic establishment. Th,
' plot of the play is taken from Gen
' Lew Waliaces great story The Fa
God" which is sufficient guarantee o
its literary merit. The many beautiful
4 scenes have been painted from photo
8 graphs taken in Mexico especially TO
e this production and are said to be mag
n nificent examples of the scenic pain,
I. er's art.