The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
The library was closed last week while
the floors were being revarnished.


lson visitor the first of the week.
Miss Berniee Osborne returned las,
week from delightful visit in Colorado.
Mrs. Iera Ley and son returned last
week from two months visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Dora Gee has gone to Charles
City, Iowa Tor months visit with rela-
tives.
The Misses Emma and Lille Raine re-
turned last week from visit at West
Side.
Miss Lulu James went to Carroll on
Saturday for visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs, D L. Boynton is making a two
weeks visit to Lake Minnetoka, in Min
nesota.
Mrs. ] P. Conner is spending the week
IN Council Bluffs being the guest of Mrs.
Van Brunt,
Mrs DR.. Hart and children of Sioux
City spent last Thursday as guests of Mrs
D O. ] hnson.
County Auditor Ed. Theobald spen,
Saturday and Sunday visiting his sister in
Scranton, Iowa.
Mrs. L. A. sewell is enjoying visit
from her uncle and aunt MIR. and Mrs
Wheaton of Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Flora Iseminger returned the las,
OF august from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Evans in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Miss Helen Carrothers left on Monday
for Sin inawa, Wis. where she goes to
resume her studies for another year.
Mr.. H. F. Schwartz and family have
returned from their summer visit 10
Montana and will spend the winter
in Denison
Mrs. F. ]. Young has opened up higs
class boarding house and is receiving ex-
cellent patronage from Denison's ba mel.
o1s and bachelor maids.
Miss Marie Naeve is another of D.ni-
sons young ladies to step out into the
| field of higher education. She will speno
the year at the University at Lake Fores.
In.
Miss Theresa Balske has returned
from Grand Junction, la and will spend
the winter with Mrs. A. G. Martin. She
4 VII make her home at the NJ A. Harding
residence.
Mayor Carey looked out at US last
Sunday from the columns of the Council
! Bluffs iSonpareil John is as good lock
ling as the average Mayor SO we have nc
complaint TO make.
Merchants say the prospects are fine
for big fall trade and they have pre-
pared for it by laying in larger stock
than ever before. Competition is brisl
and Denison offers every attraction to the
prudent buyer.
Miss Lucy Fitzpatrick left on Monday
morning for Sinsinawa, Wis. where she
will enter school. Miss Fitzpatrick is
good student and we trust that she viii
have happy and successful year. Her sis
ter Mrs. I. c. Mccarthy accompanied
her on her journey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. Green, Mr.. and Mrs
Art Green Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gulick, Mrs
c. L. Voss and son Loyal, Mrs. F. w
Meyers and son, Mr. and Mrs. o. M
Criswell ard Miss Hee. Poster MAIDS
a merry party that started for Lake Oki.
boji bright and early Monday morning
They will spend week at the lake and up
Oh their return we suppose the summe
season may be officially called closed.
Mr.. Jesse Girard left on Tuesday fo
Muskogee Indian territory. He has sew
cred his connection with the Green Ba,
Lumber Company and expects to max.
the territory his future home. He will
work at his trade as carpenter aud ex
Iects later to engage in farming. less,
is fine young man of the best characte
and ability and we believe he will be pros
per in his new home. We wish him tn,
best of good fortune and many years o
happiness and success. His place in Den
ison win be taken by Mr. Phil Signal o
Manning an old employee of the company