The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-02

ner and to make them an over Sunday
visit. They left on Monday for their
old home at Iowa City, John accom-
panying them on their journey. While
in Ames Jim lost his fishhooks
Phil. DIETRICH has accepted position
in the store at Arion.
Mrs. VIM. Hoffman was Denison
shopper on Saturday.
Hon. August Schultz was Denison
business caller on Monday.
Miss Maud Dixon Is visiting her cous-
in. Will Dixon of Hanover.
Mrs. Chas. Hover intends to visit her
parents in Nebraska this week.
Thos Cole and wife visited relatives
in this city few days last week.
Mrs. c. T. Marshall, of Charter Oak
was Monday visitor in Denison.
Born, to Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. Dixon, of
Hanover township, Jolly 18th. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Schelm OF Han
over, were Denison callers Saturday.
Mr.. A. q. Miller enjoyed call from
his son of Ida Grove one day last week.
Mrs. Amiel Pump has been spending
the past few weeks visiting her parents
at Vail.
Mrs. Matte Hannah of West Side.
visited with friends in Denison last
Friday.
MIR. Chas. Brogden's child was oper-
ated on one day last week and is report
ed as doing nicely.
Mrs. Beck of Ord, Nebraska. visited
at the Bowen home and called on old
friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of Grand
Island, Nebraska. visited with old-time
friendsin Denison last Friday.
Mrs. Will Hore of Omaha. has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Nor
gan, and her sister in-law, Mrs. Phil.
DIETRICH.
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Mrs. A. L.. Dunn expects to leave
this week for Fremont, Nebraska.
where she will join her husband, who
preceded her
i AS the season advances we would like
to hear from those farmers who profited
by Prof Holdens lectures. Let US know
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later, let us know about the yield.
Mrs. Gee and Mrs. Hope, with theil
Sabbath school classes, picniced at tbs
Rollins grove on Monday A ride out
and back in Mr., .Chamberlin's automo.
bile was a feature of great enjoyment
to the younger children.
Ice Cream Soda, scent glass, at The City
Bakery.
MIR. Bunker of the Bunker & Hughes
Co., of Webster City, and Mr. Ring.
rath of Elk Point, S. D., were Denison
visitors, both being attracted here by
the fame of the Bale Brodersen store
and coming to get pointers for their
own use.
Mr.. r. Fienhold of Kenwood, will
accompany his daughter Mrs. Carrot
to South Dakota for the benefit of the
latter's health. Her many friends are
very anxious to hear that she may soor
be benefited, as she has been afflicted
. with asthma for many years.
Smoke 'Wigwam 5 cert cigar at the BAL
LIE, BRoDERsEN cigar stand.
The West Side Journal tells us that sec
ton men found a small counterfeiter'
outfit while moving weeds near the Yves
Side Stock Yards. There were dies 70
the making of lead dimes and quarter
and other implements of the trade. TIL
outfit was forwarded to the U. S. Marsha
at Council Bluffs
i The Cole Bros. Of this city, with thei
families. attended the golden anniver
n sary Of their parents at Charter Oak O.
,, Saturday Mr.. and Mrs Cole receive
9 about fifty dollars in gold All wis
the couple health and think they Nigh
4 be permitted to enjoy still other ann
: versaries.
. Every man owes it to himself and his fan
lily to master trade or profession. Read ii
e display advertisement of the six Mors
:, Schools OF Telegraphy, in this issue and lie Al
= how easily ayoung man or lady may leal
t. telegraphy and be'assured a position.
II Mrs. A. F. Barber has returned from
a six weeks visit at Holdredge, Nebras
d Her niece, Miss ONEIDA bravo, accon
re panied her home 70, a visit Mr.. Barb
If returned from Charter Oak to WELDON
IS his wife and to take brief vacation. F
le tells us that he will move to Charter O
as soon as he finds suitable residence.