The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-22
Look out for icicles.
LOOK OUT IOI lCICleS.
Washington's Birthday Z.

most of it.
Coasting accidents have been frequent
but as rule not serious.
The Penelope will meet with Mrs. VI
G. Johnson
L. c. Butler of Arion was county seat
visitor yesterday afternoon.
E. H. Swasey was up from Dow City
on legal business yesterday.
Mrs. Bamford entertains the Coffee
Club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Lane went to Vail yesterday
afternoon to visit with relatives.
T. ]. Garrison visited his son Earring
ia Omaha yesterday afternoon.
Marius Nielsen is wearing his arm in
Sing as result of coasung accident q
Mrs. N. R. Wilder of Dow City called
on Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Jackson yester-
day.
Mr.. w. G. Morris went to Manning on
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
cousin.
The S. S. c. meeting will be in charge
of Belle Bartholomew and Miss Silvia
Evans.
What with the D. A. R. Colonial party
and Mask ball this evening promised to
be gay one.
There we're a good many 'hrst voters"
at the Review Office this week-mostly
ladies however.
Rev. Mr.. Helmak of Salt Lake City
preached two very fine sermons at the M.
E. church on Sunday last.
Mr.. G. w. Van Vliet of Denison is the
author of some very pretty songs which he
proposes to have copyrighted.
Miss Minnie Mcclure, who had been
here for some time visiting her parents.
returned to her home in Denver yesterday.
w. E. Cole took his daughter Hazel to
Omaha Saturday to have her eyes tested
by specialist. 1t is hoped that p :operly
adjusted glasses may greatly improve her
health.
Miss Bedford, who was visiting Mrs. R.
A. Romans left for her home in Dewitt.
Iowa. on Monday. Mrs. Romans accom-
panied her as far as Carroll, where she
spent the day.
w E Cole and family visited Mrs.
Cole mother Mrs Schouten near Arion
On Sunday. Mrs. Schouten's health has
been poor for some time, but she is some
better at present.
The F. H. club met with Mrs. Theodore
Walker last Saturday afternoon and al
very enjoyoble time was had. Three new
shows a healthy growth.
Among The REVIEW new subscribers
this week was Mr. B. F. Strohm of ST
Paul, Minnesota, B. F. has many friends
here who wifi be glad to hear that he is
prospecting finely.
Dan Mckenzie and family left this
morning on the early train for their new
home in Boyd county, Neb. we heartily
wish for them a full measure of success
and happiness in their new location.
The Women's club had delightful
meeting on Monday. Mesdames Cochran
and Laub read the papers, Mrs
Cochran having the history paper and
Mrs Laub the Dutch Marine painters.
Mr.. Andrew Simmons so long re-
spected citizen of Denison, now of Glen
wood, MINI. is visiting his old time friend
Mr. Sprecher. Mr.. Simmons likes his
new home but says Denison looks good to
him.
On Monday evening the members of the
F. H. club got bobsled and drove to
Fred r. Marshall's, and took the house
entirely by surprise. Fred didn't know
at first whether he could stand for the
invasion, but at the suggestion of 'oysters
waiting" he hoisted the white flag and
surrendered everything but his store teeth.
1t was one of those jolly evenings one
loves to remember where everyone feels
at home, and mirth flows until there are
pains in all sides.
The funeral of Mrs. C. L. Nicholson
occurred on Thursday afternoon at the
home on East Broadway at three o'clock,
Rev. DR.. Miller preaching the funeral
discourse A quartette composed of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Van Ness. b. ]. Sibbert
and Miss Lille Raine, furnished the mus
ic. Quite large attendance was had.
Those from out of town attending the
funeral were: Geo. Nicholson and wife
and daughters, and Mrs. Long of Grand
Junction; Ross Nicholson and wife. of
Newton. and Oscar Meade, father of the
deceased, and Mrs. John Meade, sister-in
law, of What Cheer.