The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28

I Mrs. j. M. Johnson is enjoying ;
visit from her father Mr.. Doty.
| Warrie Coleman made Missouri
Valley business visit on Friday.
Mr.. l.. C. Butler of Arion, favored
Denison friends with call on Tues
day.
Miss Marion SERVER returned from
her college work at Mt. Vernon fol
the holidays.
Miss Marie Naevc, who is attending
college at Lake Forest, ILL.,, is spend
ing. the Yuletide at home.
RENT cheap, until spring, or sell
on easy terms, new six room house,
and two large lots. Lock Box 1863.
Mr.. Geo. Rae and daughter Jennie,
of Dow City spent Christman at the
home of S. j. Woodruff in this city.
The Catholic young people have ar
ranged for grand New Years party
at the Germania Hall, on Jan. /, 1906.
Mr.. Sears McHenry went to Mime
apolis, on Tuesday on business and
George Seemann accompanied him for
a pleasure trip to the northern cities.
Miss Lucy Orr spent Sunday and
Monday at the home of her parents.
Miss Orr is now in Omaha, where
she has position in Thompson & Bel
denis dry goods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Griffin of Cole
man, S /. D., are spending holiday
week with Mrs. Griffin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Slater. Mr.. Griffin
likes South Dakota and tells US that
the part of the state in which he lives
is almost as good as Iowa.
In another column is printed an in
teresting letter from DR.. H. A. Saun-
ders, telling of the possibilities of the
Wenatchee valley in Washington, with
wet lands worth from 1000 to $500
an acre. 1t is wonder that they
can afford to bury their dead.
The Germania Verein announces the
| first masquerade ball for 1906, at the
opera house on the evening Of Monday,
January 9Th. Music will be furnished
bv the celebrated Whaley Orchestra
of Council Bluffs. The public is
cordially invited. Admission to ball
fifty cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. McElwain, of
Moorehead, Iowa, visited Denison rel
atives this week. Mr.. McElwain is
editor Of the Moorehead Times, a pap
er which is fully worthy it's home
town. Mr.. and Mrs. McElwain gave
the Review Office call and were much
interested in the operation of the Sim
pick typesetter.
One of the very merriest of all the
merry Christmas parties, was at the
McMahon home when Mr.. and Mrs. P.
D. Mcmahon entertained Mr.. P. E. C.
Lally and family, which, as Mr.. Lally
says with satisfaction, "amounts to {
good DEAL" A Christmas tree and al
the joys of Yuletide were present t.
grace the festivities.
| Hon. j. P. Conner and son Ray
mond, arrived in Denison on Sunday
Mr.. Conner returns. to Washington the
last of the week, but Raymond will
remain in Denison, attending schoo
and assisting with the local work OF
the Review. Raymond pays Denisol
quite compliment, preferring thu
Denison schools to those of the Nat
ions capital. Judge Conner tells u
the prospects for railroad rate legisla
ton are good in the House and fair il
the Senate, and that the bill which tn,
house will pass will be even NOR
stringent and comprehensive than tn
Esch- Townsend bill of last winter.
Mr.. Harry Morris surprised hi
many friends by arriving in Denisol
on Tuesday morning with his bride
The young couple We're married in Jop
lin, Missouri, on Sunday last Harr,
is one Of Denison's very brightes
boys. Since leaving the university h
has made an exceptional success of hi
engineering work and he is about t
accept good position with the Biz
Four railroad in Indiana. We are I'm
acquainted with the bride but congrat
ulate Harry upon having won the lad
of his choice. We wish the youn,
couple the very best luck in the world
and life of happiness and prosperity