The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

Mr.. VIM. Gilbreath has been on the
sick list for the past wesk, but is some.
better at this writing.
Mrs. L. NJ. Shaw received beautiful
diamond and ruby necklace from Sec.
Shaw on Christmas day.
Mrs. Alfred Gilbreath and daughter
Jessie spent the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. F. Rose, of Omaha.
Miss Stoner, who made and kept go
many friends when in kindergarten
work here, 10 9 guest of Miss Adah
Sewell.
A move is on foot to revise, re-codify
and reprint the city ordinance. This
is badly: needed as many ordinances are
out-of-date since the new code became
operative.
The Boys" seem determined to keep
US guessing. What R-S-stands for
will now be puzzling all the wits of the
town. 1t is as hard to guess on as the
rooster feathers.
Miss King had delightful visit with
Prof. Spencer and wife while in Des
Moines. She also reports the Rev.
Holmes family IS we'll and greatly en-
joying their new home in Des Moines.
The musical given by Miss Agnes
Kings pupils was one Of the events Of
the week and was very pleasing to the
parents and friends of the children and
also reflected much credit upon Miss
Kings painstaking work as teacher.
i Mr.. E. M. Parker finished his work
for the year in Crawford, county and
left for his Omaha headquarters on
Tuesday, Mr.. Parker has proven him.
self 9 Trustworthy 'man, an excel
lent bridge builder and good citizen
in other ways.
! Mr.. John Keller of Ponca. Neb.. who
has been making holiday visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Keller, OF
East Boyer township. returned to his
home on Tuesday. He was accompar-
led by Miss Nellie Comstock, who will
make an extended Nebraska visit.
| The Friday club had Christmas
program last week. Mrs. Kuehnle read
two Christmas stories, one, an account
of q real old time Christmas in the
south, the other clever satire of the
modern spirit of Christmas giving. A
large dish o. excellent fudge made a
strong appeal to the "sweet TOOTH"
Denison men always receive recogni-
ton. Mr.. U. G. Johnson has been ap.
pointed IS the 10th District member
ship committee Of the League of lowe
Municipalities. AS the Cedar Rapids
meeting was the first one which Mr..
johnson has attended the recognition
was more marked and pleasing. The
next meeting Of the League will be held
at Burlington.
j On Sunday the Lutheran congrega
ton of Denison celebrated the New
Year BY voting,to improve and enlarge
their church. The present gallery will
be enlarged and new gallery built
along the west side of the church. The
Improvement will cost about $500. We
congratulate Rev. Freese upon the in
creasing congregation which has made
these Improvements necessary.
Mr.. Ed. Hall spent the past week q
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hall. This is his first visit home
for number of years and his many oil
time friends were glad to see him. He
has been engaged in the mining bust
ness for number of years and is meet
ing with good success. He returned tt
his home in Wyoming on Tuesday. 81,
was accompanied by his wife, this be
! ing her first visit to Denison.
On last week Mr.. w. w. Cushmel
was saddened by the Geographic new
that his brother, Mr.. Aldrick Cush
man of Springfield. Mass. was dead
The funeral was held at the old famil
: home at West Constable, N. Y OF
' family of seven boys he was the first t
! die. Only last summer the brothers q
J. held family reunion at their Ne
d York home which will now 'constitut
r one of ,their dearest memories. MI
Q Cushman was connected with th
l. Spaulding Manufacturing Compan,
j and was two years older than his Den
son brother.