The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-27

Lake Tuesoay morning.
Miss Laura Mcguire returned to her
Work in Sioux City Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Mill went to West Side
Saturday where she will spend two
weeks visiting friends,
Miss Stacy Denahy is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Mr. j. F.
Denahy of Sioux City.
w. j. McAhren came home from the
Republican convention by way of Yank-
ton, where he registered for 9l6O.
Fred Gigax, of Schleswig, was in
town Monday on his way to Buck
Grove, where he will visit friends.
The Coffee club had a pleasant meet.
icg with Mrs. Frank Young on Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Young ser-ed
very nice refreshments
w. M. McLennan returned from Des
Moines on Saturday evening where he
had attended the republican state con-
vention and visited lelatives and friends.
U. G. johnson returned Monday
afternoon from Wall Lake where he
has been for several days. Mrs
johnson and the children will remain
few days longer
On Friday evening Mrs. j. H. Ma
honey entertained at tea in honor of
Mesdames DER and DeWolf. Mrs.
Mahoney served an elegant tea and the
ladies had fine visit.
Mr. Knaul has secnred the services
as pharmacist in his drug store of
Mr.. kastner, whose home is in Wall
Lake and who formerly owned
drugstore In Sibley. Ia.
The Epworth League will hold an
ice cream social this "wednesday ever
ing ION Mr.. Austins lawn. All are
urged to come. Ice cream and cake
will be served for ten cents.
On Friday evening Mrs. Bullock gave
very pleasant tea complimentary to
Mrs. W. j. McAhrens sisters and Mrs.
Bullock's niece, Mrs. Hill. The ladies
present had pleasant visit.
j. B. Romans Co. advertise the
Hodges Queen binder in this issue.
This is the binder that is not in the
trust, and the Romans people say they
are selling good many of them.
In another column appears large
advertisement for the North West Col
oniZation Co., of st. Paul, Mimi. This
company is reliable and one may de-
pend upon what the advertisement says.
The iCoterie had successful and
largely attended meeting with Mrs.
Kott on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
kott's refreshments were of the fine
and a very jolly and social afternoon
was spent
On Thursday the families of Green
McAhren, w j. McAhren and M. E.
Jones, twenty strong, drove to the
home of Mr.. John Rae where they re-
ce;ved most herrty welcome aud spent
a very enjoyable day.
Hon. j. p Conner has received an
invitation from Congressman Little
field to take part in the Maine cam
paign. AS the election in that state is
held Sept. 10th, it is qnite possible that
Judge Conner may be able to accept the
invitation.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones entertained infor-
mally on Wednesday plimentary to
her visitors and to Mesdames Arm
strong. Carr and Van Stienburg. The
guests were old time friends and the
evening passed all too soon in such de-
lightful company.
Rev. Father NJ. j. Farrelly leaves
this week for fortnight's vacation in
Colorado. Rev Father Murphy. of
Vail, will say mass here at a. m, next
Sunday, this being the only service
during the day at the Denison church.
We trust Rev. Father Farrelly will
have pleasant vacation.
b. B. Johnson, of Dunlap, was in
Denison on Monday and remained over
until Tuesday morning in order to at
tend meeting of the X. p order He
is one of the representatives from Dow
dali lodge to the grand lodge which
meets at Waterloo next month.