The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-18

Miss Belle Conroy returned to her
home at Arion on Monday after visit
with her sister Mrs. Frank Fee.
John Suhr, jr. OF West Side and NJ
1o'Connor of Vail stepped OFF of No
Monday for q business visit at the
county seat.
| Chas. Norris is confined to his bed
with the grippe this week and Will
Rhodenbaugh is taking his place on
express wagon.
Mr.. r. L. Hill made Schleswig q
business visit on Monday to complete
some work which The cold weather oil
last week forced him to abandon.
Mrs. Stacia Holmes left for Omaha
on Sunday where she will make her
future home. While in Denison Mrs.
Holmes made many friends and she
will be missed by large circle OF
friends.
Mr.. John S. Hall and wife of Wood
bine visited at the N. L. Hunt home
this week. Mr.. Hall is G. A. r. and
Mrs. Hall a member of the w. r. c.
They arrived just in time for the in
stallation and enjoyed it greatly.
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk last night to Fermin
j. Newcom and Miss Edna Brogdenl
Both of these young people are we'll
known and we hope to tell more con-
corning their wedding in our next
issue.
| Mr.. Geo. Rae and family are having
delightful winter in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Rae met Mr.. w. 81. Woolston on
the street by happy chance and has
met many:of the Crawford County
Colony. Mr.. Rae's health is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. M. T. Glasco agent'for the Great
Western Accident Association is in
the city and is meeting with eooi
success. The company is sound one
and the policy is fair and liberal. Mr.
John Rollins will act as local agent O
the company.
Il 81. II. Sturgis of the Charter Gal
Times and G. G. Vail of the Vail Oh
server we're interested onlookers at tn
board meeting to-day. They SCENE
perfectly friendly even though the
do claim each others lists are fraudr
lent.
! Sher Ainsworth reports that the ne,
laundry has been doing very nicely an
that the patronage has been all that h
!. could ask for the opening week. MI
Woodruff, the superintendent, say
they are having their hands full an
that all patrons have been satisfe
both with the quality and the speed {
the work done.
The concert given b e ce'.-l--r
orchestra gave general satisfaction
although perhaps the orchestra wa
, not as good as in former appearance
here, the program lacking variety
The next Lecture Course number
the Temple Quartette, billed here fo
3 Feb. Sth. Leon Cassaday says thi
. quartette is the finest and the mos
expensive obtainable from any Lyceul
f bureau
Q On Tuesday Mrs. Naeve entertaine
Penelope most charmingly. Her no:
v pitality included number of guest
( outside the club and all the ladies pre-
= ent had most social afternoon. Mr.
). George Rumsey, the Misses Barbe
. Bedford and McHenry were the QUITO
, town guests. Mrs. Naeve's home ws
: beautifully decorated with flowers an
= carnations were guest favors. tt
: Misses Naeve, McHenry and Mr.
Rumsey assisted Mrs. Naeve in servin
perfect refreshments.
i every cell has cold steel lining"
q the new version adopted at the count
8 jail. A steel jacket, eight feet high
. being placed around three sides of til
e main room Of the county Jail. The Of
Jail has been as full OF portfolios as
old-time battle ship and it is hope
: that the steel lining will at least indu.
prisoners to leave some of the Jail b.
. hind them when they make their ge
!, away in future. The Romans Co. h,
h the contract which amounts to som
thing over $500.