The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-29
Merle Gable is home for his spring va

Merle Gable is home for his spring va
cation.
Last Sunday was harvest day for the
liverymen
DR.. Coon and wife were Denison cal
lers Monday.
Alderman Mark Wright sounds good
and it will be all right too.
Mr.. Will Cowdry of Denver was the
guest of his sisters Mrs. ]. P. Conner and
Mrs. Morgan last week.
Mr.. c. C. Vail of the Observer made
Denison a brief visit on Monday
Miss Tunia Romans has returned from
Indianola for her spring vacation.
Miss Ethel Gulick has been enjoying a
delightful week in New York and Brook
Ign.
Mrs Gulick received letter from Mrs.
Shaw written by her self She is improv
ing rapidly.
With court and the board of supervisors
in session Denison should have a busy
time next week.
Miss Emma Ivens and Mrs. Sheets ex-
poets to go to California this week to re-
main for some time.
Miss Barber addressed the high school
on Monday giving very interesting ac-
count of her trip to Spencer.
Mrs. A. L. Strong of Mason City is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Familton.
She will remain about mouth.
Mr.. ]. H. Mahonev weat to Omaha
Monday. spending the day with Mr.
Phelan. Mr.. Phelan is improving.
Mrs Tempest of Vail who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Terry for the past
week returned to her home on Sunday.
Mrs. A. w. Sage had the misfortune to
step on rusty nail and has been quite
lame as result. She is improving slowly.
Mr.. Wright now has chance to make
his Mark on the city council and if we
mistake not there will be something doing.
No, brother Bulletin. the returns of
Monday are Intellectual to quench our
good spirits after the election of last Not
vember
Mr.. H. K Harthun enters the Auditors
office on April l. but Mr.. Collins will re-
main during the coming session of the
board of supervisors.
The D. A. R. meeting Monday nigh
was very interesting. Messdames Pat,
terson and Morphy read papers on Col
onial ways and days.
Mr.. A. C. Bale and Miss Sophia re-
turned on Friday from Chicago. While
in the city they had the pleasure of hear.
ing the German Psrsifal.
Everything was done to make the visit
ors to Spencer enjoy themselves, except
prize and we will have better luck with
that another year we trust.
Mr.. Ira Gilmor has been making
thorough tests of his seed corn using the
Holden methods and we presume will
have his reward by bumper crop this
fall.
Mrs. Bateson will visit in Denison this
summer while Mr.. Bateson is in England.
Mrs. Batesons friends will be glad to see
her once more aud only regret that Mr..
Bateson can not come with her.
Coterie had delightful meeting with
Mrs. Chris Kemming in her new and cozy
home. In the evening kIr. and Mrs.
Kemming entertained at whist, Mrs.
Kemmlng serving very nice refreshments.
Denison has ten women clubs and is
one of the strongest club towns in the
state for its size. We believe they are a
fine thing for women too and far from
thinking we have too many, hope to be
able to chronicle more in the near future.
Mrs. Eugene Gulick returned fran a
short visit in Boone on Saturday. She
found Mr.. Harris very ill but brave and
CHEEKY. His Denison friends are much
concerned over his illness and will be very
glad to hear better news from him.
Have your childrens picture taken. its
mighty good thing to have in the house
when they are we'll, and great comfort
to have when they are sick, and a pleas
ure to look back on as they out grow
their tiny frocks and baby ways. This
is not an sad" just good advice.