The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15
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Mr.. B. G. Lyman went to Carroll
on Saturday to attend convention
of telegraphers.
Miss Meta McHenry visited relat-
ives in Denison last week.
Mr.. ]. L. Mcleod, of Manila was
a business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Herman Harthun returned this
morning from a brief Chicago visit
Mrs. Evans of Arion spent one day
last week with her daughter, Miss |
Sylvia Evans,
| Miss Arnold. sister of Rev. DR.. E. |
Miller is seriously i'll and there is but
small hope of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bosecker of
Browns, ILL.,, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. A. Freese this week.
Mr.. Bosecker is prominent republic
an politician of southern Illinois.
Mrs. Simpson welcomed most cor
daily the Coterie club on Thursday
afternoon. The guests felt we'll repaid
for their strenuous struggle through
the snow drifts. Mrs Rumsey of
Cripple Creek and Miss Bedford of De-
Witt were the out of town guests
A game the answer being the names of
magazines, was won by Mrs., F. W.
Meyers. The prize was beautiful
cub glass bon bon dish. Mrs. Simpson
served very elegant repast.
On Friday night the senior class of
the high school received the juniors at
the home of Carl Richardson, The
house was artistically and
literally decorated with hearts
and alls due honor was shown
St. Valentine. Over fifty guests were
present. Games we're played and very
nice refreshments we're served, heart
shaped cakes,and bon bons being part
OF the menu. The senior class is to be
congratulated upon this successful
party.
The spots on the sun have been
attracting considerable attention for
the past few days. Scientists who are
trying to solve the problem of the
changes of the weather are trying to
tind if possible a connection between
the weather and the amount of heat
radiated by the sun, There is less
heat radiated by a sun spot than from
= other portions of the suns surface. On
: Saturday an observation was made at
!, the college and seven spots were plain
ly visible three OF which were quite
a large, on Monday, the 18th there were
q ID spots. Lucky 10! One of the spots
!. was computed to be from Is to 10000
n mites in diameter.
e We notice that the Bulletin appears
to be trying to pick up a scrap with
i us over one thing or another. There
+ is sut>one kind of newspaper fight we
e are willing to indulge in, and that is
d to see who can get up the best and new
e siest paper. There is plenty of room
in such contest for all the energ,
n and brains that either editor possess
Q es ad it is one which our readers vii
4 enjoy Our advice to the Bulletin ed.
p itor, friendly advice--is to cut GU
e the filings and the persihage and to ge
Tout just as good paper as he know.
how. That is what The REVIEW i:
: Fdoing and we are willing to chanc,
our popularity and reputation and on,
+ thing and another on the result o
0lgood hard effort to give ''All TIN
u News OF All the People,
dE On Tuesday Penelope had a delight
Fful meeting with Mrs. Gulick. Th,
heart with dart that greeted sh,
guests sat the front door was q pleasan
suggestion of Valentines day and the
:, home was decorated with hearts ane
carnations. Each guest made vaaen
tine and very pretty lot they wer.
. with poetical genius of the first wate
. inscribed there on. Refreshments
: were very dainty and heartily enjoy ed
e Miss Hart and Mrs Voss assisted il
=, serving. Mrs. Romans gave two
3 readings that convulsed her hearer:
b given as they were in her matchless
Ii way. Mrs. Martin sang two lovely
= solos that we've much enjoyed
j. Mesdames Bell of Council Bluffs anc
d Griffith of Ayusa were the out of towr
:. guests.