The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

Mr.. P. " Harding made Kiron q
business visit on Friday.
T Little James schlumberger knows
how to spend his vacation. Monday
after school let out he went into the
country to visit at Geo. Hugg's place
and did lot return until the Saturday
before SCHOOL began.
Friends have received word from
Muskogee, 1. T.. that Miss OIL Hare has
q fine position in the schools Of the city
and that Sam o'Hare is in partnership
with his .brother-in-law, Mr.. James
Hart. in the law business,
Installation of officers of the Sons of
Veteran Camp will take place on Sat-
urday evening, Feb. IL. The editor
acknowledges an invitation which he
accepts most willingly, having in mind
numerous pleasant similar occasions of
the past.
Through an error in onr account of
the Mahan-Lally wedding last week
the beautiful soprano Isolo sung at the
church was given by Mrs Alice White.
Lorenzen. Mrs. Lorenzen has a beau.
tiful voice of which the public has
heard but little of late.
On Friday night Mrs. Sears McHen-
ry paid Mr.. G. c. Tabor the pretty
compliment of a dinner. Eight guest
enjoyed perfectly elegant dinner.
The table decorations we're beautiful
bouquet of the queen of flowers, roses
A four course dinner was perfectly
served and the guests had very de-
lightful evening together.
| On Saturday the Denison postmaster
conducted the examination of three
applicants for carrier on the route to
he established out of Arion on Jan.
10th. These papers are all marked by
the civil service commission in Wash
ington and the postmaster who holds
the examination is in charge simply to
see that no applicant takes an unfair
advp ntage.
Mr.. a. Christy, who is now residing
at Bell, spent Monday in Denison. Mr.
Christy has been i'll for some time anc
is now making his rounds for the frs,
time in several months. He reports
that Lowering s. Browne. the firm fol
(which he has worked for twenty-foul
Years his recognized his services by
giving him the general agency of sew
eral counties.
/ Mr.. Frank Carr, who has been sit
ing his brother. DR.. G. w Carr. return
led TO his Chicago home on Sunday
, evening. DIR. Carr is improving slowl,
: and expects as soon as his health per
mits TO go TO sanitarium in Omaha
and firm thence probably to Ho
Springs, Ark 1t will be some month
! before he regains his former health.
E Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullock leav
: this week for an extended California
visit. They will go by the Southern
g route, spending few days at Ell Paso
i making an excursion in Old Mexico an,
. then resuming their trip to the coast
) where they expect to remain until warn
& weather comes again in Iowa w
trust tLey will have delightful tim
and we send greetings to the Denisol
colony j., Southern California.
d Mr.. J. D. Kelly. formerly of thi
county. but now resident of Mitchell
e S, D.. has been spending the past tw
n weeks visiting friends and relatives il
e this vicinity. Mr.. Kelly is evidentl
a prosperous and appears to like his Da
kota home very much. He deposite
his guesses on The REVIEW rooster an
and left shipping orders for the hand
some buggy which he will doubles
win unless some one else does.
v On Tuesday evening of last week tn
American Odd Fellows installed tn
following officers for the ensuing year
$ 81. w, Scaggs, Deputy Grand Maste
= performing the installation services
: John Wiess, N. G.;S. M. Thew, v. G
y Peter Krauth, Sec; John Schnoor
Treas; II. w, Scaggs. R. S. V. c.; ]
w. Barber, l. g.; VIM. VonDohler
q and John Mount, R. and L. Seen
II Supporters; Theo. Kuhl, Past Gran
;. Selection of this fine corps OF officer
= guarantees to the lodge successfr
. wears work.