The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14

Late again.
But worth waiting for.
The board of supervisors is in session
to-day.
Mr.. E. Gulick transacted business in
Glidden last Friday.
Mrs. N. r. Wilder of Dow City was a
Denison visitor on Saturday.
mrs. ]. b. Dunbar has had cement walks
laid in front of her home.
Mr.. T. j. Garrison left Ga Sunday for a
short business visit to Chicago
Messrs. W. W. Cushman and E. F.
Tucker spent Monday in Dunlap.
Mrs. Philip Lockmiller is making ex-
tensive Improvements to her home.
The S. S. club will have picnic on
Tuesday next, Miss. Gulick will have charge
of the program.
Miss Mary Wheeler expects to leave
Thursday evening for an extended visi
with relatives in the east
Don't forget the lawn social to be given
by the w. r. c. at the McHenry resi-
decns next Friday evening.
Mrs. AL Lyman and Miss Edna Raine
went to Dunlap on Sunday for visit with
their sister Mrs. A. F. Jordan.
Mrs.iS. P. Jacobsen left on Saturday
for brief visit at David City, Nebr.
where her husband is nov employed.
mrs. Henry Moeller and family have
rented the Meyers cottage for year. MI.
Moeller expects to join his family soon.
Mr. L.. Cornwell and Charles Tabor
visited Charter Oak Friday on business
connected with the new bank at that
place.
The ladies of the W. r. C. hold their
memorial services at the cemetery this
evening. Addresses will be made and the
members of the interested families are
invited to attend.
The Knights of Pythias hold their mem
orial services at the cemetery next Sun,
day at a p. m. Hon. H. A. Cook of Fort
Dodge will be the orator of the occasion.
Friends of the deceased members are in.
vited to be present.
Mrs. E. Gulick returned on Saturday
evening from delightful Washington
visit with her sister Mrs Leslie nj Shaw
She had most enjoyable time but we are
glad she is. back for the town seems better
for her being here.
The Womans club had their last meet
ing at thesclub room on monday after
noon. The next meeting will be with
MIS-. Pierce. The club expects to have {
travel club next year, Mesdames Gulick
1 SERVER and Sewell being the program
committee.
The Coterie improved the rare June
day by meeting Monday with Mrs. Geo
Sprecher. The hostess had provided a
game Mrs. Plimpton carried off the priza
a spoon marked "Coterie'. Mrs. Ferguson
won consolation prize. The refreshments
were all that the most fastidious taste could
expect, Mrs Ferguson assisted in sert ing,
the guests being seated at small tables
Mesdames Patterson and Lockard were
the out of town guests
Inv, foti for tI., paIl 81
Miss Garnet Romans and Mr.. Charles
Edgar Auracher. The ceremony will
take place at high noon on Wednesday
June 18th. Miss Romans is one of Deni.
sons most beautiful and accomplished
daughters and the wedding will doubtless
be brilliant and happy event. MI. and
Iowa after August first. The REVIEW
will have more to tell Of this suspicious
marriage at later date
The Musical commencement of the
Denison College took place last evening
and our music lovers say that the gradu-
ates fairly ou,did themselves. The pro.
gram was interspersed with vocal se!ec-
tions given by the male quartette and Mrs
B ]. sibbert. The graduates were as
follows, Violin. Miss Geneyieve Lally,
Piano, Miss Fanchon Bamford, Miss
Grace Bamford, Miss Grace Van Ness,
Miss Beatrice LalEy The music given
was of high order and reflected the great
est credit up IN the musical department of
the college.