The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-22
anew deal-Hot sodas at cassaday's.

new deal-Hot Sodas at Cassaday's.
Miss Genevieve Schneckloth was a
West Side visitor on Sunday.
Miss Gladys Slocumb of Dow City Wis
tied Denison friends on Friday.
:, Try our finished Hot Chocolate, It cannot
be excelled. Cassaday.
Mr.. Hy Book OF West Side visited
Denison friends between trains Monday.
:, Two eighty acre farms for rent. Inquire at
Review Office tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Romans spent
Sunday with their old neighbors in Char
ter Oak,
Miss Carrie Jacobsen and Miss Marie
Eisenhauer spent Sunday with Charter
Oak friends.
Miss Ethel Gulick gives dinner on
Thursday evening complimentary to Mr..
John K Sewell.
The Epworth League will give a chick
en- supper to night in the parlors of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Lizzie Patterson returned to her
home in Carroll on Saturday after pleas
ant Denison visit.
Mrs. Henry Naeve and sister Mrs.
Jensen of Schleswig were among Denison
shoppers on Monday.
Herman Schultz and daughters Martha
and Clara of Schleswig were Denison
shoppers on Monday.
ST. Agnes Guild announces one of its
famous Christmas Sales for December
10th. Remember the date.
Mrs. A. Oswald is expected this week as
the guest of Mrs. c. G. Kemming and her
many other Denison friends.
Mr.. j. W. Miller jr. is looking forward
with great pleasure to a visit from his
mother of Manning some time this week.
Mr.. E. G. Chamberlin is expecting a
visit from his brother and wife and children
and his mother from Valley Junction,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Kelly will entt r.
tain the whist club this evening. The old
members of the club will decide the cham
pionshlp for the last year.
| Mrs. C. Smith of Nevada visited her
friends, Miss Alice Stevens and Miss
Margaret Statler. while enroute for Cali
fornia this week
Mrs. Emma Beach Collins of Redlands,
California, is visiting her many Denison
friends. She will be we'll remembered as
one of our popular teachers some years
ago.
Wr. W. w. Cook of Fairfield, Neb
was Denison visitor last week. His
daughter Miss Helen. and Mr.. 7. W.
Wightman returned to Nebraska with him
for the winter.
| Milton McAhren-Spud. you know.
returned to the white mans country last
Friday. and is pleased to state that he
will remain in Denison. Sher Ainsworth
takes his place at Sac City.
On Saturday OF each week, NOV. 18th to
Dec. 18th 1905. the Illinois Central Ry. will
sell round trip tickets from Denison for
trains leaving after 12o'clock noon, and also
| for trains on Sundays to points on it's own
line, TO which the rate from Denison is $3.50
or less, at rate OF one fare for the round trip.
| tickets good to return on al trains not later
than 10 o'clock a. m. Monday following date
| OF sale. 1880
The REVIEW is in receipt of letter
from Mr.. John H. Gushing, dated from
North Yakima, Washington. AS the last
we had heard from him was from Massa-
chusetts, we judge that he is taking in a
good deal of the country. He is bright
| young man and will succeed in any place
The Rummage sale had quite success
tul time and the ladies are very much in
debted to all who have been so liberal IL
them. The ladies expect to use part o.
J the money toward making some addition
to the club room or library, the ladie.
feel that in attempting the lecture course
they have made an effort toward beins
helpful and adding to the pleasure of tit
winter in Denison. To make the clut
room and library more artistic and at
tractive is to add to the public enjoyment
Under the wise and skillful leadership O
Mrs. Romans the Federation is doin,
excellent work
FOR RENT OR SALE
One farm 100 acres and one farm a2o acres
Inquire of. Nv .e'o'
TT ROBINsoN z, Jer,,1Norp