The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-19
Jacob Weiss spent Tuesday at Char

ter Oak.
Hans Hanson here Thursday Eve
April 9th.
The s. R G met Monday night with
Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. Rhody Champion was West
Side visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Pfarr is enjoying visit
from her Aunt Nrs. A. Hartney.
Mr. Jay Bell of Dow City was a
Denison business visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Gus. Nelson of Carroll was bust
ness visitor at Denison on Thursday last.
Hon. ]. P. Conner went into Chicago
on Monday evening for brief business
trip.
Miss Beatrice Lally returned from
Jefferson after pleasant visit with her
grandparents.
The Epworth League will entertain the
members of the M. E. church a week
from tonight.
Mr.. Geo. Lass leaves this week for
Marshalltown after pleasant vacation
time spent in Denison.
Manager A. j. Larson of the Iowa
Phone was called to Missouri Valley
on business yesterday.
Mr.. w: H. Marshall CT Omaha, who
has been quite ill., is reported as being
much improved I'M health.
Mrs. Emma Gary and son Earl of
Ricketts, were Denison visitors this week
at the home of Mr.. F. L. Hoffman.
Mr.. Harry Poster left on Tuesday
for Sioux City where he has accepted a
position with the Iowa Telephone Co.
Messrs. Carl Burke, T, A. Harvey
and Asa Brown went to Pierre South
Dakota yesterday on land-seeker ex-
cursion.
The Coterie Club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Savage who has asked each
lady to impersonate some character from
Mother Goose.
Mr.. Chas. Young has secured position
as candy salesman with the Tollerton.
Stetson Co., of Sioux City, with territory
in the Black Hills.
Ed. Fanske writes us to change his
REVIEW from Panora to Manning. Ed.
seems to be working back to his old
stamping ground at Vail.
Life is grim enough, forget your
troubles for one evening and laugh and
enjoy yourselves with Han Hanson.
Opera House Thursday April q.
Mr.. John Shaw Van returned last
night for a ten days vacation, He is
taking the law course at the Universi-
" OF Nebraska ard tells us that he
likes the school very much
Mrs. A. Hartney is the guest of Mrs /.
F. Pfarr this week. This is her first visit
to Denison since she left here for Mis-
souri, six years ago. Her many friends
are rejoiced to see her once more
The Womans Club had fine meeting
on Monday afternoon. Papers were read
by Mesdames Helsley. Birch and CARR
son and Miss Marshall. Miss Kirkup
sang two lively solos that we're much en-
ioyed.
The Hans Hanson Co. carry good
music. A magnificent band and or
chestra, good specialties and lots of
them with Han Hanson. Here Thurs
day April q, seats on sale for Han
Hanson at Johnson's.
Mr.. Henry Wallace of Wa'laces Far
mer, and Mr.. Jos. Trigg of the Des
MONIES Register accompanied Mr.. King
on the good roads special and their per-
tinent questions and suggestions added
much to the interest of the meetings
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
L. M. Shaw has SO far recovered from the
effects of the operation she had performed
recently that she has been able to return
from the Baltimore hospital to her Wash
ington home.
The rooms under the Crawford Coun-
ty Bank are to be handsomely refitted
and furnished for swell barber shop.
MIR. B. B. Iseminger expects to occupy
the shop as soon as it is ready. He
will put in three chairs and promises
TO give Denison something fine in the
barber shop line.
Mr.. Thos. Rae Of Dow City, spent Sat-
urday in Denison: Mr.. Rae will here
after be connected with The REVIEW as
one OF the directors and stockholders
He tells us that Mr.. Geo. Rae has return
ed from California much benefited in
health and spirits by his trip.
Mr., ]. E. Bale has returned from an
eastern trip looking up the purchase Of
show cases for the new store. He visited
Waterloo, Chicago and Grand Rapids
firm. The goods will be here about June
1st. The shelving contract has not been