The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-25
Mr.. j. F.. G'enn was called to Coun-

Mr.. j. F. Gem was called to Coun-
Gil Bluffs on business.
Mr.. T. P. Black of Arion was Tues
day visitor in Denison.
Miss Blanche Gable spent Monday
with relatives in Logan.
Mr.. Pete Eggers made a business
tip to Carroll on Monday.
Mr., G. L. voss went to Sioux City on
Tuesday on business mission.
Mrs. F. L.Hoffman visited friends in
West Side last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. George Lee who has been visit
ing in East Peru, La. returned home
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Roy Lee returned Monday after
noon from delightful visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mr.. Gust Ogren one of the prosper
GUS farmers Of Kiron's vicinity made
Denison Friday visit.
Supt. Hoffman goes to Schleswlg
next Saturday to attend their district
teachers meeting there.
Miss Mabel Robertson of Dow City is
the guest of her sisters Mrs. A. W.
Virgins and Mrs. F. L. Hoffman this
week.
Mr.. j. K. Bremner one of the sight
ing forty" of Hays township republic
cans spent Friday in Denison. transact
ing business and renewing old acquaint-
ances.
There are now 1877 pupils,in the Den
ison High School. This is from twenty
to twenty-five more than were ever
before enrolled in the Denison High
school.
Mr.. E. M. Parker. the bridge man is
in Denison today, thinking that the
party awarded the bridge contract last
week might not qualify and the con-
tract might be re-let.
Mr.. A. F. Boylan left on Monday for
Council Bluffs. He intends having an
operation performed and expects to be
gone about two weeks. We sincerely
hope that he may return in the best of
health.
In another column we are pleased to
print communication from Indianola
concerning Rev. DIR. E. Miller's visit
to that city and.th ovation he received.
Denison people will appreciate the
honor paid the Denison clergyman.
A. B. Rutledge of the REVIEW did
not report for work until noon Monday.
When he came lit was with smile
wide enough to drive the REVIEW
buggy into without scratching the
paint off. Cause, one ten pound boy.
Miss Lottie Allen Meachem of Wash
ington, Iowa arrived the latter part OF
last week and began her work in the
High School on Monday. She has
charge of the English department.
She is a graduate of Colorado college
aud gives promise of being most help
full addition to the High School corps.
DIR. Fl. C. Simpson left on Tuesday
afternoon for DesMoines to attend the
annual meeting of the State Veterinary
Association. DR.. Simpson is the eff.
cient secretary of the association and
we are sure that the society could not
elect more careful and painstaking
nan nor one who has the interests of
the association more at heart.
On account of illness Miss Deuel. of
Woodbine, teaching at Arion has been
forced to resign her position in the
Denison schools. Arrangements haye
been made with Mrs. Helen Johnston
to act as supply teacher IN the schools
and she is at present occupying the
position offered Miss Deuel.. Mrs.
Johnston is an experienced teacher and
we believe will give the best of salts
faction.
Mr.. G. T. Myers of Laurel, Nebraska,
is visiting Crawford county relatives
this week after an absence of thirteen
years. He says he likes Nebraska and
feels himself fortunate in having secur-
ed SO good location as Laurel has
proved to be. He was heartily well
coined by many friends and relatives
here. Oakly Myers, who has been
working with him, accompanied him
back to Crawford and may remain for
some time.