The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-22

Mr.. I. L. Ainsworth visited Deloit rela
tives on Monday.
E. H. Leise was down from Ellis on
business Monday.
Rev. Father M. ]. Farrelly visited in
Vail on Monday.
Miss Carrie Morris went to Council
Bluffs on Monday.
MI. John Lass made business trip to
Glidden on Tuesday.
Peter Miller was out to Schleswig on
business Monday and Tuesday.
r ]. Moffitt was over from Buck Grove
on business errand Thursday.
c. L. Voss was looking after loan bus;
ness over at Pisgah on Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Ashby of Paramount Nebr. re
turned to her home on Monday.
]. L Ainsworth and A. G. Myers were
Deloit visitors Monday afternoon.
MI. E. F. Tucker went to Fremont,
Neb. on Monday on business trip.
a. ]. Kelley and Max Hueschen of Yves,
Sid, were Denison visitors on Tuesday.
The roads are the bes: we have known
the any spring for number of years.
MI. H. C. Walker left on Tuesday for a
rp to Denver and other Colorado points.
Mrs. Willis Virgins spent the fore Fart
of the week with her sister in Dow City.
There will be services held in the Epis.
copal church every Friday evening, until
Easter.
Mr.. c. w. Ferguson of Stuebenville,
Ohio, is the guest of his sister, Mrs Rob
ert Murchland this week.
MT. B. F. Lesher joined the homeseek-
ers excursion to Hot Springs this week
He promises to be back to keep US cool
this summer however
Mr.. Ben Smith has purchased fine
bull calf, Ralph Nickleby of DR.. H. A.
Boyle The consideration was $40.
Quite sum for II months calf but it is
fine animal.
Mrs. Annie A. Barbour who has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Heaviland for the past two weeks, return
ed to her home in Stratham, New Hamp.
shire Monday evening.
Mr.. Fred Marshall and Mr.. Perry
Marshall returned on Monday from a
brief visit Mr.. w. 81. Marshall at
Omaha. Mr.. Marshall has been an invs-
lid for the greater part of the winter but
is now gaining.
MIS-. H. F. Ruby of Glidden spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Denison visiting her
husband the efficient job foreman of the
REVIEW Office. MI. and mrs. Ruby ex-
pect to move to Denison this spring as
soon as they can get suitable house.
On Thursday and Friday evenings of
this week there will be preaching services
at the Presbyterian church. Rev. w. ].
Crisswell of Vail preaching on Friday.
Prayer services will be held as usual next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Oner Dow sof Garner, Iowa, will
speak in the Methodist church Sunday,
April 2, on Missions, both morning and
evening. She is an interesting speaker
The Women's Foreign Missionary society
cordially invite you to attend both of these
services.
Hon. Jno. w. Geiger, the state organic.
er of the Woodmen of the World will give
lecture on Wood-craft and fraternal in.
surance, under the auspices of the wood
men camp of Denison. This :ecture will
be given at the Opera house and will be
free to everybody. MI. Geiger is lectur.
er of wide reputation and no one should
miss this opportunity to hear him.
Mr.. Chas. Bullock and wife have re.
turned from their California visit much
improved in health. Mr.. Bullock denies
the lobster story told in recent REVIEW,
in toto and promises that next week he
will write letter for THE REVIEW which
shall tell the facts about the Denison peo-
pie in California and make them sorry
they ever told such fairy tale about him.
The Chaplain as an expounder of plain
unvarnished tales ought to be good and
we await his letter with interest. AT any
rate we are glad to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Bullock once more in Denison and tc
learn that they had delightful trip.