The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-29
School vacation next week.

School vacation next wsek.
Raymond Conner visited Dunlap friends
Sunday
Mrs. F. H. Morgan visited in Dunlap
the first of the week.
Mr.. Homer Partridge made Dow City
trends Sunday visit.
MIR. B. Y. Nicholson made Des Moines
business visit last week.
.salter Kuhl has gone to Omaha to
sSark in the packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell of Paradise,
we're Denison visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. ]. D, Havens is laid up with an
injured arm as the result of bad fall.
Mrs. Long of Grand Junction. visited
Denison friends and relatives last week.
Mrs. Nicwoehner, wife of Rev. Mic
'woenger of Buck Grove spent Saturday in
Denison.
Mr.. Spencer Lister made brief visit to
his parents on Sunday. He is employed
at Meadow Grove, Neb.
The "B' class of High School will en-
terrain the "A class at home of Stewart
SERVER on Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Theobald of Manila, spent
Friday and Saturday in Denison, taking
the examinations for teachers.
Miss Jarda Erickson has just ccmmenc
ed term of school in the l. Hollander
district in Otter Greek township.
Miss Stacia Denahy returned to Deni-
son on Monday and has resumed her
work with the telephone company.
Joe Kelly of Carroll made Denison
visit on Sunday. The ''Big Mitt" is
always received with open arms here.
Mr.. T. ]. Campbell of Hays township,
was among the prosperous farmers to
.ransact.business in Denison last week.
Mr.. Rudolph Lockmiller made a visi.
to Omaha this week. He reports that
Will Johnson and family are doing finely.
E. c. Peterson left on Friday for bus
mess trip to Kansas City and to Hot
Springs Arkansas. He will be gone
several days.
Mr.. Geo. Peck. an up-to-date CONNER
cial salesman from Clinton, Iowa. was
the guest of his uncle. Mr.. ]. H. Gable,
this week.
Mr.. Geo. Bidlack of Manila, spent Sat
urday in Denison. He expects to spend
the summer in South Dakota, leaving
Manila next week.
Mrs. ]. McCord has been on the sick
list since her return from Oklahoma,
where she had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rob't Grason.
The kindergarten youngsters called on
Frederick Louis Meyers en- masse this
morning The visit was nightly appre-
ciated as it is hard on little chap to stay
in doors these spring days.
Chester Dixon was reported not so we'll
which will be sad news to his many
friends, as they were hopeful that the
western climate might prove beneficial
to him.
Mr.. Ingwer Hollander, one of the pros
porous republican Germans. living north
west of Denison. spent Monday in this
city visiting his son, who is in Denison
college.
Ne. and Mrs. Thos. Dubois are ex-
pected home from California this week,
fwhere they have been visiting relatives.
They expect to go to their ranch in North
Dakota after visiting here for while.
The REVIEW is in receipt of pleasant
letter from Mrs. A. L. Oldheld. ordering
| THE REVIEW sent to their present home
at Nevada, Iowa, and stating that Mr..
| Oldfeld is in the rail, road employ and is
prospecting finely.
| A little romance developed at the post
office last week. A we'll dressed, bright
looking man came to town in search of
his betrothed, who had recently moved
here. He knew she was in Denison but
did not know where to find her. She was
new arrival in the city and her mail had
come in another's care. There was no
mail for her in tha Office. 1t was difficult
for the post office force to remember just
in whose care her mail had been sent.
This was finally ascertained and the per-
sistent lover was rewarded.