The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-01

VIM Won Dohlen has moved into his
new home. He has it fixed very costly
and now can enjoy life.
Little Carl Frederick Kuehnle is having
hard tussle with la grippe this sweek.
He is brave little chap, however, and
will soon get the best of his affection
Evangelist R. w. Jamison of Sioux
City will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning Tire pas
J tor will preach at the evening service as
usual.
Mrs. Glen Mahan leaves on Thursday
for her home at Green, Missouri Mr.
Mahon having preceded her to get the
Lally will accompany her sister for visit
The Coffee Club had another of their
charming meetings on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. r. W. Bamford The
afternoon was passed all to quickly and
c.csed By the serving Of a sumtpuous re-
past by the hostess.
Mrs. Phi. Jones gave her husband a
birthday surprise Saturday night by in
viting in a number of friends Games
were played and light refreshments were
served. The evening was verg pleasantly
spent and ]. Phi. now wishes the years
were not so long
Mr Ralph Seymour is in Denison on a
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He has. been working in the civil engineet :
ing department of the Canadian Pacific
Ry in Northwest Territory. He looks
healthy and hardened by out door life.
: Ralph is a good boy helpful, gentlemanly
straight foreward and altogether a young
man to be proud of.
MIR and Mrs. Neal Wells arrived in
, Denison onMonday and will spend the
week visiting Mrs. Wells brothers, John
and WilltSievers. Mr.. and Mrs Wells
are on their wedding journey to their new
home in Los Angeles, Calf Mrs, Wells
many Denison friends are glad of this
opportunity to extend their best wishes tc
: her and to congratulate the groom.
On Saturday Mrs Isbell celebrated her
seventy-sixth birthday. Hell daughter,
Ms Florence Hope. took occasion tc
make the fete day happy one by inviting
a number of her mothers particular
friends for birthday party. Of the
2 seven ladies present, five had passed three
score and ten, but they seemed for tina,
evening to be seventy years young and
enjoyed themselves most heartily.
Ga Sunday Miss Mary Beard received
! the sad intelligence of her brothers death
S at Ogden. Ut ah. He had been i'll but :
short time and Miss Beard had just re
, ceived letter from her father stating tina
i ! he was much better when the telegram
announcing his death came. He was
bright young man and was employed II
the engineering department of the Unior
Pacific. Death was the result of typhoid
fever complicated with pneumonia.
The Editor spent portion of Tuesday
in Glidden. 1t is good town in spite o
the numerous fires that have checked it,
growth. 1t has many pretty homes ane
fine grade of citizenship; The Graphic
its newspaper is superior to the ordinar,
publication in town of Glidden's siz.
I both editorially and mechanically and il
= a credit to the city. w. r Orchard til.
political postmaster pencil pusher as W,
q believe they are called, is wide-a wax.
S young man whose ability has made hin
d many admirers even outside his owl
bailliwick.
Mr.. Will Rhoden baugh leaves tonigh
: for Boise, Idaho, where he will join hi
:. brother and where he expects to locate i
he finds situation to suit him On Sat
urday night the members of the Redme1
lodge of which he has been prominen
member, gave ''smoker" in his homo
and wished him the best CT success in hi.
new home. Will is a thoroughly reliable
. young man. His habits are of the lest
{ he is honest and conscientious in all tina
: does and his friends need have no fea
but that he will give good account o
himself in Idaho.