The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05

J Frank Lesher is spending week at Hot
Springs S. D.
! Mr.. E c. Peterson of the Hub is still
in Hot Springs
G. L. Caswell transacted business in
Des Moines Tuesday.
| A. F Kodoc of Charter Oak was in the
County seat Saturday.
Lean McHenry went to Marysville. Mo.
on Tuesday to remain a few days.
d. w. Arthur passenger agent of the
l. c. r. K. was in the city Saturday.
Lew Romans is attending to land bust
ness at Chamberlin. S. D. this week
Jurgen and Hugh Krohnke are IN
from Schleswig today to attend court.
Mrs. Geo. Heston will returned from
Pennsylvania this week where she mas
spent the winter.
Mrs. Stocker and son of Oskaloosa
are visiting at the home of Green
Nc Ahren they are on their way home
from Colorado.
Mike Griffin who had been visiting
his relative IN Denison will return
Thursday to Memphis Tenn wnere he
is member of the fire department
DR.. Miller received dispatched on
Tuesday announcing the birth of grand
daughter born to Judge and Mrs. Miller
! of Bedford Iowa. Mrs. Miller will re.
main few days longer to become &C
quainted with her granddaughter.
Gaylord Weeks and wife arrived in
Denison today. Mr.. Weeks will make
short visit with his parents, his wife will
remain here for the summer. Mr.. Weeks
is one of the brightest and best young
men and we are glad to have him revisi
his home.
The next Lecture Course number will
be given Monday night, April 10, by Le-
land Powers. Mr.. Powers will give as
his programme here ''David Derrick. +"
MIR. Powers stands alone in his field as an
inpersonater and those who attend his en-.
tertainment will see e first class play Civ
en- in first class manner without the
useless frills of the average theatr pro-
duction. Reserve seats Friday. April 2.
| Mrs. S. G. Wright gave FIVE O'Clock
tea for her mother Mrs Stone on Satur-
day afternoon. A delightful hour was
spent in recalling happy events of the
past by the early settlers. Cementing
still stronger the friendship joined in
those early days, such reunions are
bright spots along life path way. And
we wish for the return of many more of
them. The out of town guests were Mrs.
H. B. Hills of Dunlap and Mrs. Hiram
Mathews, of Odedolt.
Rev. Father Farrelly assisted by the
Rev. Father Moran and Rev. Father
/, Brockbank of the order Of Dominican S
of Minneapolis, are holding Mission at
St. Rose of Lima church. During the day
services are held at differant intervals, in
Guiding evening services. SPLENDID SER
mons are being preached and much coed
is being derived. Our citizens should at
tend these meetings and listen to sermons
from thoes learned and able Reverend
Gentlemen.
Mrs. Conner entertained Penelope most
royalty on Tuesday Mesdames Voss and
Morgan assisted Mrs Conner in serving
very nice refreshments. Mesdames
Burch and Klrkup were the invited guests.
| Mrs. Sears McHenry was elected to
membership in the club. Mrs Conner
served very elegant refreshments and
every one had most enjoyable visit
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Criswell.
N. F. Rodine, one of our Oldest and
respected citizens, died on Sunday morn.
ing at eight o'clock short funeral ser.
vice was held at the residence on Monday
evening, Rev. G. E. Morphy officiating
and the remains were taken to Kron or
in the morning for interment in the
family lot, near which place the deceased
spent many years of his life. A funera
) service was conducted at the Kiron Bap.
fist church at two o'clock in the afternoon
!: by Rev. G. Nyqsist of that place. A full
obituary notice of this faithful Christian
, man will appear in The REVIEW mex
week.