The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-13
Mrs. ]. H. Mahoney and son George

Mrs. j. II. Mahoney ana son george
spent Sunday in Omaha.
Mrs. Talcott of Dow City was an over
Sunday guest in Denison.
Miss Kate Shumaker is enjoying her
vacation in Orleans, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A Jones have re-
turned from Des MONIES.
Mrs. A. H. Bowen has returned from a
pleasant visit to Des Moines.
The Friday club had pleasant and
profitable meeting, the first OF fhe year
Mr.. L. M. Jones of Charter Oak visited
his brother Mr.. I. Phil Jones the first of
the week.
MIR. Chas. Young returned the first of
the week for brief visit at home. He
looks we'll and prosperous and all are
glad to see him.
There will be preaching by Il
pastor at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. All even
ing services will hereafter commence at
7.3o O'Clock.
About the most disgusting note in the
Portsmouth peace conference was Wits
groveling message to the Gar. Such
beastly sycophancy is disgusting to self
respecting Americans.
1t is said that the district court has been
the scene of some exciting passages at
arms this week that in their way would
have done credit to the Journeys Of old or
the arena of ancient Rome.
We acknowledge the courtesy of re-
quest from the Register and Leader OF
Des Moines for picture of our ''open
shop. 1t is gratifying to know that our
big brother keeps an eye on US The
photo has been forwarded.
Mr.. Jacob Johnson the new instructor
in manual training was very sick at the
home of Mr.. Geo. Richardson last week,
being threatened with typhoid fever. He
is now much improved however and able
to attend to his school duties.
Mr.. Harold Van Wrinkle returned from
i the Carroll hospital on Saturday after q
n successful operation for appendicitis. II
is said that his case was a bad one ane
that but for his splendid physique ane
49, habits, he would hardly have recov
onas II IS re.urn is a great source Of JOY
xto his parents and friends
On Monday evening Miss May Cava
naugh Of the REVIEW force received {
telegram that her sister Mrs. Cal Owens
of Pccatello. Idaho was dangerously i'll
Miss May and her sister Miss Kate ane
their mother LETT for the west on Tuesday
to be with their sister. 1t is our sincere
hope that they may find their sister great
ly improved and on the road to recovery
Mr.. Warren Romans suffered relaps,
on Friday night and after night of grea
suffering he was taken TO the hospital a
Sioux City AT first it was thought that
second operation would have to be per
formed at once but Warren rallied rapid,
and at this writing is about as we'll as be
fore his relapse, 1t is hoped now that al
operation can be avoided, but Warner
will haveto take mighty good care of him
self for some time to come.
Last week our Manila corresponding
told of the presentation of a beautiful sill
yer communion service to the Methods
church of that city as a memorial of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Saunders. Between tn
intelligent compositor and the equally in
telligent editor mistake was made whicl
spoiled the meaning of the entire article
We are heartily sorry for the error an
our only excuse must be found in the YER
exceptional conditions under which TIL
REVIEW is being published at present.