The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-03

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Miss Olive Towne visited Dow City
ftlen5s last week
Mr.. Lee Barber transacted business in
/ Dow City Saturday
MIR. w, j. McAhren was called TO Nan
! ming on business last week
MIR. Fred Buss of Dow City transacted
business in Denison Friday.
! Mrs. Guy Sleeper left SATURDAY. for a
few days visit with relatives in Dow City.
Hon. ]. P. Conner and Mr.. P. E. C.
Lally transacted business in Carroll Sat.
urday.
DR.. E. D. McLaren. the Deuison osteo-
pathic physician, was At Dunlap yester-
day, where he has some patients.
Attorney w. S. Moore was called to
Denison on Monday On business. He
tells US that Mother Saunders is very ill.
Mrs. Saunders is noble woman and we
sincerely hope for her recovery.
The art exhibit 10 be given in the Car1e-
gle club room will comprise collection of
paintings in oil and water colors of real
artistic value. The view of this splendid
collection will be free and as this is an ex-
hlbt that commands usually an entrance
fee of fifty cents it can be easily seen that
this is an exceptional opportunity.
nrn Of
IN small town is the rare opportunity af-
torded to see really good pictures. Next
Friday and Saturday at the Carnegie club
room everyone is invited to inspect a
high class art exhibit. Be sure and come,
you will always regret it if you don't.
MIR. F. L. WILDER of Boyer township
brought in the hides of two wolves re
ceiving the bounty of $500 per. The
county auditor tells US that he has drawn
bounty warrants for 70 wolves during
the past two weeks. The peach crop may
fail but the crop of wolves goes merrily on.
The P. E. O.'s made aprons during the
social part of their meeting and there were
as many different styles as there were PEG !.
pie present. After the aprons were fin
ished the hostesses for the day, Mesdames
Voss and Romans and Miss KING served
very dainty, light refreshments. Mrs. r.
A. Romans then took the floor and acted
as auctioneer, simply covering herself
with glory, her wiz and repartee would
be difficult to surpass The aprons, it is
needless to say, went like the traditional
"hot cakes" The honored guest of the
club was Miss Alice Tyler of Des Moines,
who greatly enjoyed the afternoon.
| Little George Andrew Mahoney had a
narrow escape from death on Friday He
was taken sick with vomiting spells while
at kindergarten. After he got home he
became Eapidly worse and for two hours
there was battle between life and death,
at times the little heart seeming to have
stopped beating. Science and nursing
/ finally brought him through. however, and
on Saturday he was quite recovered. 1t
would seem that the child had been pois-
oned in some unknown way. George is a
bright CHEEKY little fellow and we are all
glad that he is well again. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahoney were both ill by the poison but
they were not so seriously affected as
their little boy.
One of the most delightful features of
club life in Denison is the friendly good
will that exists in the sister clubs. A
charming example of this was shown in
the reception rendered the Federation
clubs by the Womans club on Monday.
Mrs. Plimpton read a fine paper on the
literature of Holland, Mrs. Martin and
Miss Garnet Romans charmed
every one by their solos. Mrs. I. B.
Romans who as reader is in class by
herself gave two numbers Mesdames
Server, Caswell, Laub, r. A. Romans
and Gulick we're the menu committee and
they served very tempting refreshments.
The club colors white and yellow were
used in the form of May pole and were
very pretty. The sister clubs are much
indebted for their afternoon pleasure to
the Womans club.