The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-22

Hansen Monday.
Mrs. H. G. Mann has returned from a
visit to Sioux City.
Mr. Bert Dixon was in from his farm
in Hanover Saturday.
Mrs. Downs is the guest CT her daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. H. Savage.
Miss Gertrude Bradbury came in
from her school Sunday
E. H. Crandall is up from Dow City
today calling on his many friends.
Attorney ]. F Lavender of Rockwell
City, had business here yesterday.
Miss Grace Schlumberger is confine to
he- home with the gripp and tonslitis.
Mr. A. H. Miller has been victim
OF the grip, but is now convalescing.
Frank Brown West Sides capable as
week
j. T. Newcom and w. E. Hawkins, of
Deloit are transacting business in the city
today.
Mrs. E. P. Wigg and sen Rowland of
Arion, were guests at the w. S. Mcvey
home today.
Mr.. Chas. Schmidt was one of cur fa,.
mer friends to remember THE REVIEW
this week.
Henry Dethman and G. McAhren are
in Council Bluffs today attending to bus
mess matters.
Mrs Tempest arrived from Lind Wash
ington Monday for visit whit her sister
Mrs. w. E. Terry.
w. F. Beck, of Vail was visiting his
sister. Mrs w. E. Terry and transacting
business In town yesterday.
Mrs. David Maxwell and family and
Miss Matte Maxwell of Kingsley Iowa
are visiting with Mrs. G F. North.
E. L. Barber went to Rockwell City to
day to submit plans for the rebuilding of
the block that burned there recently.
Joe White is moving this week from
West Denison to one of Frank Brown, S
residences in the northeast part of town.
Mrs. Dora Wulf of Soldier township,
was adjudged insane this week and Sheriff
Meehan took her to Clarinda yesterday
Mr.. James Paist of Manila came to
Denison Monday 20 give his consent to
marriage of his seventeen year old daugh-
ter to F. E. Conery.
Auditor Theobald made second ship
ment of census cards to the Secretary of
State this week. There were about
1000 cards in this consignment.
VIM. Dickson called on The REVIEW
on Saturday and stated that his sale was
we'll attended and the prices fairly salts.
factory.
Frank Young is reported as gaining
slowly. He il delirious at times but his
physical strength seems good and he will
undoubtedly pull through.
Mr.. Will Mcbride orders his paper
sent to Dow City hereafter. We will
miss Wills CHEEKY Hello but wish him
the best of luck in his new home.
Uncle Morris McHenry was able to be
OUT again last Sunday after being confined
to the house nearly all winter. 1t was
evidently great treat, not only to him,
but to his Sunday school class of young
ladies.
Rev. VIM. E. Bryce will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing on How to make the Church Attrac-
tive, and is DESTROYS that all the member,
of the church be present. At night his
subject will be "Anathema, Maranatha. y
To-day was buried the little twenty
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Wagner, of East Boyer township. This
is the second child they have lost recently
and the home is now lonely one indeed.
They have our heartfelt SYMPATHY in thei,
great grief.
Mr. and Mrs. A, w. Larson of Kiror
called on US to day. After brief visit
with their daughter near Buck Grove the,
| will move tc Spencer: Neb. They say
they expect to rest now and let their sons
| do the work but neither of them look ole
enough to be retired for years to come
We wish them happiness in Aheir new
home.