The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14
jos Kelly visited Denlson friends last

Joe Kelly visited Denlson friends last
night.
Miss Utah Mckay of Missouri Valley,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Carr.
Mr.. Roy Towne returned on Monday
from Iowa City and will spend the summer
at home
The Friday club holds its annual picnic
next Friday afternoon on the beautiful
lawn of the Boyle residence.
Mr.. S. G. Wright has returned from an
extended tripin Wyoming. He IS in love
with that country as are all who visit
what is bound to become the Pennsyl-
vania of the West.
Mr.. Robert Bauman has returned from
Hoopa, California and will spend the
summer months in Denison He likes
the western country, but has not decided
as to whether 10 return to the coast or not.
After the Music commencement at
the opera house last evening an itin-
nerant band rendered the music to
which number of young people dane
ed. They said it was fun, but on, so
hot.
Mrs. Edward Theobald and children
left today for visit with her parents
in Palouse, Washington. She expects
to be gone about three months and the
county auditor is already looking lone
some.
Mr. Carl F. Kuehnle left on Monday
for Iowa City. BY virtue of his Office as
President of the Alumni Association, he
will preside at the alumni banquet and
have the pleasure of introducing Vice
President Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos Bartlett of Vail we're
Denison visitors on Monday. They came
to celebrate the eighty-hrst birthday of
Mrs. Bartlett's mother, Mrs. Cook. Mrs
Bartlett is a sister of Supervisor John
Cook and they are certainly greatly
privileged in having their mother spared
to them for so many years.
If we are to have newspaper man for
governor of Iowa to succeed Cummins, A,
B. Funk of Spirit Lake Beacon and
Harvey Ingham of the Register and
Leader are we'll up at the head of the
procession of possibilities 1t would be
difficult to choose between them Web.
ster City Freeman-Tribune,
Mr.. E. Gulick is enjoying visit thi:
week from Mr.. and Mrs. Triman Frank
and MIR. Andrew Frank of Charleston
Montgomery county New York. The
Messrs. Frank are uncles of Mr.. Gulicl
and both of them are splendid, stalwar
examples of how lightly eighty years car
rest upon those who live uprightly ane
we'll.
Hon. ]. P. Conner goes to Churdan thi
week to hold hearing in the pcst-ofic,
controversy at that place. Judge Con
ner's plan of holding regular hearings il
/ ti1-SS ID Gii!It!S dES. lids IJlO!S
very satisfactory in large majority c
cases. All parties can at least feel tina
thay have had fair opportunity to
heard in behalf of their particular candi
| date.
Miss Willetta Strahan has been il
Omaha this week undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis. To the great jo,
of her many friends it is announced
that the operation was highly success
full and that her complete recovery il
now only matter of time and gooe
nursing. Miss Strahan Is young lady
of whom all Denison is justly PROUD
and we are clad indeed to see her full.
restored to health.
ball az the opera house on the evening o
July 4th. st
| Postmaster Hoffman of Vail was Den
ison caller on Monday coming to Sc,
Hon. ]. P. Conner relative to proposed
change in one of the rural routes. Jeff
tells US that there were nearly $50 ticket
sold at Vail to circus goers on Saturday
Two of the Vail men had their pockets
picked of goodly sum. They think thu
trick was turned at the Northwestern
station as they were taking the train TO
home. The Modern Woodmen of Val
are hard at work on their great picnic
scheduled for June IS. They expect
big crowd from Denison and promise t,
return the compliment the Fourth.