The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-15
Chris Eggers visited West Side on We'd.

Chris Eggers visited West Side on We'd
nesday.
NJ. M. McAlpin made Carroll BUSH
ness visit last week.
Mr.. Garrison and Earling went to
Omaha Tuesday.
Jesse Wiley of Dow City was Deni-
sonite on Thursday.
Mrs. Schade goes to Des Moines Fri
day to remain two weeks.
Business called Mr.. ]. H. Tamm tic
Council Bluffs on Thursday.
w. ]. McAhren was called to Ralston,
Iowa on business last Friday.
DR.. E. Miller expects to go to Bone
Thursday to visit Rev. Mr.. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Jackson visited
Dunlap friends the last of last week.
Theo Niemoth, of Berne came over
Saturday to spend few days with Deni-
son friends.
Mrs. T ]. Garrison has returned from
Denver. He reports Miss. Lillian and
Mr.. Young improving.
Mrs. John Murphy and son George came
down from Rodney Saturday TO visit her
mother, Mrs Quade and other relatives.
Mr.. Chas Morris has resigned as ex-
press driver and has gone to farming.
Ed. Maloney takes his place as express
man.
The Woman's Club elected Mrs. E. c.
Laub as new member on Monday
Papers were read by Mrs. Nash and
Miss Marshall and Miss Verne Stocking
played. Mrs. Gulick conducted picture
quiry.
Do not forget that the Whaley orchestra
plays for the next club dance and the
gallery seats will be sold at twenty. five
cents each.
Nels Hansen and wife of Lake City are
locating in south Denison. Mr.. Hansen
will have charge of the coaches from the
Mondamin life
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Haugh and daugh-
ter Marguerite, and the Misses Rose and
Margaret Clark attended the Breen-Kral
] wedding at Vail Monday.
Mrs. M. NJ. Bamford and Miss Fanchon
returned on Sunday evening from Chca-
go trip and now are perpared to show
everything new in spring millinery.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church have been characterized by consd-
cradle interest. The meetings will be
continued each evening at 7:3o. Except
Saturday. A cordial invitation to attend
is extended.
This is the only play on the stage deal
ing with events in Old Mexico and its
two years before the American Theatre
goers have won for it remarkable popular
ity, not only from literary standpoint,
been equaled for magnihcence.
The little daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bollen was destined for but
few days of life. The little spirit was
soon called home leaving her parents
heartbroken indeed. Funeral services
over the little one we're held on Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Romans returned
on Sunday evening from trip to Boone
to visit Rev. ]. B. Harris. Mr.. Romans
tells US that Rev. Harris is very i'll and
that unless there is decided improvement
in his condition this sanity man has not
much longer to live.
| The grand concert given by Miss L.
Estelle Ellis promises to be a great
success. The City Federation of Wom-
ans Clubs feel that all of our people have
been very kinda and liberal with
them and they hope to do something for
the city. Don't forget the date, the 22nd
of this month. Miss Randall has kindly
consented to help and the concert will be
we'll worth while.
"a Royal Slave" which has created a
sensation among play goers of this county
for two seasons will be seen at the opera
house next Saturday March. 18th matinee
and evening with the same cast and
beautiful scenic effects that has made it
so conspicuous and will be one of the
notable events of the theatrical season in
this city. 1t is seldom that local play
goers of this country have such an OPP
portunity of seeing one of the best things
in the amusement world and it is to be
hoped that Manager Sibbert's efforts in
securing this excellent attraction will be
appreciated.