The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-01
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Mr.. T. j Kelly spent Sunday il
Carroll.
Ed Messenbrink now of Rockwell
City Sundayed with Denison friends,
Mr.. G. w. Cullison the veteran
lawyer of Harlan has been in Denison
this week attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bullock have
reached Los Angeles. On Thursday
they were the guests of Mr.. W. A.
McHenry.
Mr.. Oscar Ainsworth received word
from Gladstone Manitoba that his
little grandchild Mabel, daughter Of
Ed Ainsworth, died on Jan. 26th of
pneumonia. She was bright child of
five years and her death is sad blow
to her.loving parents.
orc e's ssn Of sss s. as sP'' 'sss
week. He was one Of the best judges
this state ever had on the district
bench and we can imagine that he pre-
sided with rare poise and splendid
ability.-Carroll Herald.
Mr.. F. j. Gable OF Omaha spent Sun
day at home. He seems to be prosper
ing.and still pursues his literary calling
when time affords. We notice in the
December number of Pages Magazine,
q bright short story Of western life
from his pen and this is announced as
the first of series by the same author.
The Daughters of the Revolution
held their annual meeting this week
and paid their officers the compliment
of reelection. Mrs. j. G. Robinson
sr. and Mrs. w. 81. Laub were selected
as delegates to the National convention
at Washington with Mrs. L Schade
and Mrs. G. F. cassaday as alternates.
1t Is to be hoped that some of the
Denison ladies will attend.
On Wednesday evening the Epworth
League gave surprise party to Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown at their new
home at the McHenry Park Farm.
About thirty.five filled bob-sled and
the party greatly enjoyed the ride as
we'll as the social evening with the
Browns. Mr.. Pierce in behalf of the
League presented the couple with a
handsome etching. Refreshments
were served and the party left with
hearty goodswishes for Mr.. and Mrs
Browns happiness.
On Friday night the teachers social
club met with Miss Culmer. They
had invited "time to turn backward
and make them as a child again just
for tonight All came dressed as Their
childish ideal OF what they hoped tc
become Childish games, tin tin, clal
in and clap out were played and the
childs palate was catered to. Miss
Alsop was great success as an indian
and Miss Barber as cook, Miss Kelly
came as nurse and Miss Schneider as
as a globe trotter, Miss Bond as a
music teacher, Miss Austin bride and
Miss Strain a gypsie are among the
many, all clever and'well represented
The school authorities of Denison
are furnishing books and supplies to
the school children of Denison at mes
wholesale cost in Chicago. The board
pays the freight and the commission for
handling, as authorized by law.
1t now appears that there is tend.
ency for the people from all over the
ec.'-t" to take advantage of these low
prices at the expense of the Denison
school board.
To meet this situation Supt. n. n
Savage has prepared requisition blanks
for use in the Denison schools and Mr.
johnson has been instructed to sci
school books and supplies at cost only
to those bringing acquisitions duly
signed by teachers. These blanks will
be furnished to the parochial school
as we'll as to the public schools of Den
son.