The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27

Mr.. Frank Fee has sold his handsome
home in the second ward to Mr.. z. Nc
Andrews, of jackson township, who
will make Denison his home after the
first of the year.
Mr.. Peter Miller returned from
Montana last week and will spend the
winter in Denison. He reports all we'll
out on the ranch. Miss Lillian will
pursue her studies at Minneapolis this
year.
The G. 7. H. Club met with Miss p arl
Wilson on Friday evening. Two members
| were added to the club and a vice-pres-
ident and treasurer elected. The club
will meet.:with Miss Ethel Hunter Friday,
October 4th.
Mr.. P. E. C. Lally goes to Jefferson to
deliver an address before the Friday Club
of that city on Ireland" This will open
the years work OF that club which will
study the literary aad social history of the
emera' d isle.
The resident Knights of Columbus
rendered Mr.. Frank Fee farewell
surprise last Saturday evening. Be-
sides the pleasant memories they left
handsome souvenir Of thei: esteem
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fee.
In connection with the Rummage sale
at the Wilcox Laundry building next Sat-
urday, the ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have market and cake sac,
where lots of good things to eat can be
had at reasonable prices.
The plans for DR.. B. F. Philbrook's
new home are completed. Those who
have seen them pronounce them unique
and very attractive. The outside of the
house will be cemented giving very
pretty and old fashioned effect
The library board are very much in
debted to Mrs E. Miller for beautiful
plant presented by her just before leav-
ing Denison. Mrs. Patterson has also
given the library two plants that are much
appreciated. To YRS. r.. L. Hill the lib
rary is indebted for a handsome boauet.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Howe, Of
Chicago are Denison visitors this week.
They were among the early pioneers of
Denison and are being gladly greeted
by many old time friends. At one time
Mr.. howe owned the entire block now
occupied by the Fist National bank
and otaer buildings.
Buy it cheaper at Bamford's now.
The Ladie,' Aid Society," of The Presby-
terian church met with such fine success
in their Rummage sale that they have de-
cided to continue it on next Saturday,
when, they say, everything will go at the
buyers price. They have secured the
use of the room on Broadway where tbs
Wilcox laundry was formerly located,
/ Rev. E +. Thuresson preached al
the Methodist church last Sunday to
large congre cations. He made q
splendid impression and our Methodist
i brethern are much pleased with him.
| The Review wishes him pleasant and
profitable s"jou"a in penis9n ana. glad
ly Offers its Go operation Ia .avthlrg
that may make for the good OF our city.
The S. 8 Club held the jolliest kid
Of meeting at the Club room last eve
Mug. They resolved that s. s. meant
Sweet Sixteen and welt in to prove
that they were all of that sge. The
program was in charge Of Miss Meyers
| while Miss Town he,ced the nenu
committee. Miss Palmer Of the col.
.ege faculty was elected member Of
| the club,
Buy it cheaper at Blmford's now.
On Friday uishs the teachers laid aside
their school room dignity and mounting a
hay rack drawn by four horses they Went
to the houue of Miss S.rahan where they
had merry evening. The new teachers
were taken into the club and the rites at
tending this were greatly enjoyed by all
the members. Miss Strahan and Miss
Gulick served very nice two course
supper.
The Bamford Stock is being sold at
lively clip, but that is to be expected
Judging from the big reductions that
are in force throughout the store. MIR.
Bamford leaves for the South Oct 18th
or 10th by which tine wonders must be
accomplishea do not postpone getting
your share now