The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10

Mrs. B. F.. Philorook entertained
about forty ladies last Thursday in
honor Of Mrs. Nj. E. Lies. A delight
full afternoon was reported.
Another case of scarlet fever was re-
ported to the authorities on Monday
morning. The home of Mr.. Max Wulf
was Guaranteed, little child having
the fever, in light form.
The bills are out announcing the
home talent production Uncle RUDE"
given for the benefit of the uniform
rank Of the Woodmen OF the World.
This will not be Punk" show with a
brass band, but will be genuine, home
talent play of real merit.
The Omaha Trade Exhibit, a trade
journal published at Omaha, in its
issue of Feb. g. contained fine picture
OF the interior OF Mr.. II. Knsul's store.
The picture is on the cover page of the
journal and shows up nicely. Mr.
Knaul has one OF the finest drug stores
in western loys.
Miss Gladys Carter, VINO has been at
Albion, Nebraska, the past year. has
returned to Denison and has accepted
a position with the. Omaha Ticket Co..
as press feeder. Miss Carter was form
erly connected with the Ticket Co.,
before going to Nebraska, and she
says she lie glad to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Wood. of Cripple
Creek, Colo passed through Denison
ION Thursday evening, enre ute home
from visit in Iowa. Mr.. aid Mrs. W.
J. McAhren met them'at the depot,
and enjoyed a short visit MIR. Wood
says be is meeting with success at
Cripple Creek. He was at one time
publisher of the REVIEW.
Many who attended the 'Punkin
Husker'' show at the opera house on
Monday evening were we'll pleased
with the music by the orchestra 1t is
seldom a musical organization travel
ing with a troupe OF the class of the
'Punkin Husker" brings forth much
applause but the Huskers' musical
talent was far above the average.
Manager Henry Dickson, OF Henson,
Ohio, OF $500 population, in a personal
.etter says, Yes, Wright 81 Haig hts
The Burglar" played at my Opera
House Friday evening. Oct. l6. They
gave first class performance, and the
people were we'll pleased. There is no,
a stick in the company. The papers al
spoke we'll of the performance. Re
member the date Saturday. Feb ID.
Invitations have been issued by Dow
dali Lodge No. 80 X. P. to brother
knights and their ladies TO attend tn,
celebration of the 10th anniversary o
the founding OF the oder, the same t.
be neld a. Gertnania opera house OF
Monday evening next. A suitable pre-
gram has been arranged, lap suppe
will be served, and later in the evenin
y social dance will be enjoyed. Musi
will be furnished by the Haliowell or
chestra OF CorrectionvilIe.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise, State Correspond
ing Secretary OF the W. c. T. U. he'll
some interesting meetings in our cit
Thursday and FRIDAY. The lecture i
J the Methodist church Thursday wa
especially fine. Friday morning sh
visited the schools and in the afternoo
. reception was given her at th
Baptist parsonage which was yer
, pleasant though not largely attende
! on account Of such short notice give
5 lit, Several new members were adde
e 70 the union.
t The Sunday Chicago Chronicle co
tanned an excellent likeness OF Mi
May Belle Hagenow, of Lincol
c Neb., daughter of Mr., August Hagene
e who is we'll know in Denison. Mi
o Hagenow has only recently gradual
Is from the music department of t
e Nebraska State University. Those
II our citizens who attended the Has
,e now orchestra concerts will rememt
a. Miss Hagenow as a very talent
he v.olinist. She is now teaching mu
la Lincoln.