The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-03
DR.. Evans is up from Arion today.

(; DR.. Evans is up from Arion today.
MIR. Fred P. Timm transacted business
in Deloit today.
Attorney Saasey transacted business ii
the county seat today.
/ MIR. Thos Bateman left TODAY for
short visit with friends at Fort Dodge
Messrs. Lew and Brown Romans ano
I r. Shaw Van returned from a South Da
kota land trip.
Miss Jesse McWilliams came ovel
from Charter Oak on Thursday TO attend
the ladies Easter ball.
DR.. F. A. Burrows Of Kiron. spen
Tuesday in Denison. He reports Kror
as prosperous and happy.
Mr.. Bert McCord, of Kenwood, has
been hauling lumber for new barn, to
| replace the one recently struck by lightning.
The Singer Sewing Machine Co. has
moved its office to the Menagh building
on Broadway, recently vacated by DR..
Holmes.
Mr.. A. c. Weeks, senior vice command
.er of the Sons of Veterans went to Wood
bine Saturday where he mustered in a
camp of Sons of Veterans.
Robert Healey. member of the firm of
Healey Brothers & Kelleher, lawyers of
Fort Dodge was in Denison a few days
last week, on law business.
Mr.. Ed. Phelan of Omaha visited in
Denison over Sunday with relatives. Ed
is looking well and his old friends re-
joiee to see him around again.
How about base ball club for Deniscn?
Boys are you going to get together or
are you going to let Charter Oak, Vail.
West Side and Dow City set the pace
for you?
Mr.. Geo. Fritz of Dow City has ordered
his REVIEW sent to Gordon. Nebraska.
Mr.. Fritz has sold his farm and will make
an extended visit with his brother in
Nebraska
Mr.. Mark B. Nelson and party of
young ladies OF Aron were in Denison
Saturday soliciting funds for the Presby-
terian church at Arion. They report
very good success.
Miss ]. E. Downey, court reporter, of
Fort Dodge, was in Denison on Wednes-
day of last week taking dispositions for Hea-
ley Brothers & Kelleher. While here she
visited her friend Miss Irene Leonard
Word was received in Denison Sunday
morning that Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Patter-
son of Carroll, are the proud parents Of
ten pound girl. born Saturday evening.
The REVIEW extends congratulations.
The Misses Genevieve and Beatrice
Lally returned on Friday from weeks
visit with their brother Adds. at Notre
Dame, Ind. They were delighted with
the university and had week of pure en-
joyment,
Our correspondents are earnestly re-
quested to mail their letters to reach us
not later than Monday evening or Tues
day morning. Important news should be
mailed in supplemental letter or phoned
to the Office.
Mr.. Henry Messenbrink, who has been
at the Denison City Hospital for the past
three weeks, is recovering finely from an
operation for appendicitis andexpects soon
to be about again. He speaks highly of
the hospital and the care he received
there.
Mrs. T. C. Mccarthy returned from
| Omaha on Thursday much improved in
| health after most successful operation.
Mr.. Mccarthy and Miss Lucille Fitzpat-
rick went to Omaha on Thursday morn
| ing and accompanied Mrs. Mccarthy on
the home journey.
The preliminary oratorical contest for
| tn. annual contest of the Northwestern
| Iowa Oratorical association will b. held al
the college chapel on Wednesday evening
OF next week. A good program is being
prepared. The annual contest of the as.
ISOLATION will be held this year at Sac City.
Mr.. P. E. c. Lally goes to Fort Dodge
on Sunday where he has accepted an in.
invitation to ad lress the Sons of Colum-
bus on Theodore Roosevelt. The peopie
of Fort Dodge will hear an eloquent and
mastery address, as Mr. Lally is thor
ouphlv in love with the President