The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28

Club dance Friday night.
The Clubs are taking rest.
i DR.. E. McLaren left on Friday for
a Des Moines visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Criswell spent
Christmas in Sioux City.
Mrs. Christine K. Rollins is visit
ing her daughter in Chicago.
|. Miss Nellie Stoner is spending the
holidays in Middletown, Ohio.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman spent the Yule-
tide with her parents at Sioux City.
Mrs. Scott McKim left on Saturday
for visit with Des Moines relatives.
Mrs. VIM Slavery left on Wednes-
day for two weeks visit at Wood
bine.
Mr.. Bert Freed went to Galva on
Friday to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Campbell of
Des Moines were among the merry
Christmas visitors.
John and Harold Romans return
completed the happy circle at the R.
A. Romans home.
Mr.. Robert D. Walker, of Armour,
S. D., spent Christmas with his moth
er, Mrs. V. Hedman.
Miss Florence Kirkup returned on
Saturday from Hillside, Wisconsin, for
Christmas visit at home.
The :. S. club is planning to give
drama tizatlon of Little Women" be-
fore AN audien ;e of invited friends.
Mr.. Harry Ford, of Galena, ILL.,,
formerly with the Broadway Grocery,
made Denison friends brief visit on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lillian Miller is among the
welcome holiday home corners. She
is enjoying her college work in Min
neapolis very much.
Found-A ladies' pocket book con-
tanning small amount. Loser can
have same by inquiring at this office
and paying for notice.
| FOR SALE-Short horn bulls, eligi-
BILE to register, two Chester White
boars, also two span of mares.
Jno. r. Robinson, Rte. l, Denison.
John Casperson, the popular tailor,
is so busy that he has been obliged to
engage an assistant. Mr.. Chas. Ros-
engren is the name of the new work
man.
Otto Clausen and wife, John Ceder-
green and wife, of Kiron were in Den
ison today to attend the wedding of
P. A. Lilleholm's daughter Mable to
Mr.. Elmer Hoagland, of Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Faus of Web
ster City, are visiting Denison friends
and relatives. Warren now wears an
"Elks'' badge and tells us that that
is 1.-THE" lodge in Hamilton's county
seat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Wescott, of
Des Moines, were Christmas guests at
the N. j. Wheeler home. Their clev-
CT little son Jay, favored the Episco-
palian service with beautiful solo ON
Sunday.
What Will Rhodenbaugh Says
'Alton Packard, the cartoonist was
here. He is all right and if you ever
have chance to get him on your
course, he is sure to please" Opera
House Wednesday night, Jan. 3rd.
Tickets reserved Saturday morning,
Dec. Both.
David Walker of New Orleans, and
Ralph Walker, Of Waterloo, Iowa,
spent Christmas at the old home.
Dave has fine position and says he
likes the South, very much, and thinks
there are fine opportunities in that
country in speculative and business
+ lines. Ralph returned to his work ir
) the post Office Monday evening.
, Mr.. Henry Faul has resigned hi.
. position as foreman of the Bulletin
3 office and has accepted a similar posi-
8 ton in the Office of the Review, to take
3 effect Jan. LIST. Mr.. Faul is an ex
e cellent printer and is wellknownto GU,
: businesses men as reliable and trust
4 worthy man. He is young man whe
3 has gained an enviable position in tn.
j. regard of the community by his owl
f efforts and by his thorough integrit.
/ and good conduct. We trust that hi
t stay with the Review may be botf
e pleasant and profitable for all concern
ed.