The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

Mr.. A. r Lyman OF Dunlap spent
Monday in iDenison. 'i'. :.
Miss. Sophia Bale, returned. on Satnr
day from visit in Omaha.
Mrs NJ ]. Wheeler returned aai Satur-
day evening from Des Moines visit.
Mr.. F. w. Cornwall and family of
Chicago were welcome guests OF the Boy
ntcn home on Sunday.
Mrs. A. H Rudd and Mrs C. C. But
terworth of Dow City wersl Saturday,
shoppere in Denison. ill d
G. l.. Caswell is building himself
home in the second ward just south of,
the Partridge residence. p,tgs5
Mrs. j., II. Carstens of Davenport ar
rived in Denis on on Monday for visit
with her many Denison friends.
Miss Sophia Bale and Miss Helen
Meyers of Omaha leave July 1st for a Wis
it with Mrs. Geo. Fletcher Of Elkader.
Mr.. l.. Austin moves this week to the
cottage just vacated by Prof. H. II. Saw
ags. Mr.. c. c. Kemm ng has leased the
house Mr.. Austin occupied.
County attorney P J. Klinker has ac-
cePted an invitation to deliver the 4th Of
July address at Boyer, MIR. KiAker will
give the Boyerites good speech.
Bert Woodruff, the carrier on route
five is making his daily rounds on the
bicycle now a-dAys and find that he can
make the trip quicker than with his cart
Spencer Lister of Meadow Grove Neb is
aWelcome visitor at the parental home.this
| week He seems to be prospering finely
| aud is growing to be a splendid young
man.
DR.. A. D. Wilkin Of Lincolr, Neb.
is in the city this week as guest of Mr.,
c. .kuehnle On Tuesday Mrs.
Kuehnle entertained a number in his
honor.
The Messrs. Frank who are visiting
their sister Mrs H, S. Gulck made a
brief trip to Omaha last week. They are
delighted with the west and especially
with Denson.
| Bee Hives. NJ. N. Smith. ee-5,*
| Miss Lima Fitch of Vail was an honored
guest of Miss Abbie MoHenry on We'd
nesday. Miss Jessica Morgan left on
| Thursday for visit in eastern Iowa after
delightful stay with her friend Miss
| Abbie McHenry.
Gold Medal Flour Remember it.
Many friends will be pleased to learn
that Miss Nellie Stoner is to return to
Deniscn next fall to assist in III. Kinder.
garten department.. Miss Stoner was a
very popular teacher and she wi be
warmly greeted by many.
| Purity Accuracy, Competency Pronpnes
Courteous treatment is cor Motto
| berger Pharmacy
| Pos tnaster Roscoe Saunders of Manila
and Mr., Herbert Saunders of Sioux City
were pleasant Denison guests on Monday.
| Roscoe took shot look through the books
OF the Denison postoffice as an aid to set
ting out his quarterly reports July 1st.
| Or. G; W. Carr's book of accounts is lett
at the Bank OF Denison and those wishing to
settle their account may do so by calling.
| Gene Gulick is responsible for a
picnic that is headed for Wall Lake to-
morrow morning Nearly fifty hav,
agreed to go and the picnic promises to be
a grand succecs. Mr.. Gulick has agreed
to act as general chaperop and to teach
all the ladies to swim. This alone should
draw large crowd.
Lucia Allen, teacher OF Violin, Mandolin
nesday ut Hotel Normandy Miss sy Allen "e Is
| pupil OF Henry Schradilck, who is at head Of
conservatory, Berlin, Germany for number
VI years. 23.tf
We greatly regret to state that Mrs.
w. A. McHenry suffered slight stroke
ofparalysis at her home Thursday. Since
Thursday she has been rapidly recovering
however and it is hoped that she will soon
fully regain her health. Mrs. McHenry
is one of Denison's most dearly beloved
women. helpful, kindly, possessed of great
executive ability, she is one who has al
ways used her talents for the good of
others and oarlpeople. one and all will
i.anxiously await the news of her complete
recovery. She appeared in the best of
health on Wednesday and the news of her
Sudden illness came as shock to all.
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