The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

NJ. E. Steensen Of Route 6, called on
The REVIEW man Saturday and depos-
tied his gussses on the Plymouth Rock
gentleman, whose careerlends on the
18th.
Tue Nevada Representative tells
that j. E. Drybread, formerly in BUSH
ness here, has taken his family to San
Antonio, Texas, on q general health
tour.
Manager Wheeler informs us that it
is not all profit in the Electric Light
business. The coal bill for the Denison
concern for the month of December
was $780,
A crowd OF young people drove out to
Pat Behan's on Friday evening. During
the evening number of games we're
played and at late hour delicious
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. E. S. Miles lie one of the few
farmers who keeps up his interest in
bee culture and who makes success
of it. The honey he has for sale is fine
and finds a ready market
On Wednesday Mrs. Voss entertain.
ed ut luncheon the Misses Robinson.
Kirkup, Gulick. Sewell and Stoner
The young ladies had q most charming
visit and lunch with their delightful
| hostess.
Penelope had delightful meeting
with Mrs. Dr.. Boyle on Thursday
Mrs. Boyle was assisted in serving
very nice 40 course refreshments by
Mesdames Kirkup ana Gibson. The
oext mating will bs-h!elAwith Mrs
Naeve
The Misses Schlumberger entertain
I'd on Fritlay evening the jolly high
school young people. The young
ladies proved to be charming hostesses
ana tie evening was a delightful
/ dul licate / the other parties giver
during the Yule tide.
| The social. whist club had q very
pheasant meeting with Mr.. and Mrs
4 Kuehn! On Thursday. The guests
we're delighted to meet Mrs. Knehnle
sisters Nj sdames Perkins and Bar
ltholmew Mrs. Knehnle served yer,
elegant refreshments
Mra. Jones has received word tina
her sister Miss Miles reached her new
| home in BQenos Ayres. She met will
A very wHrln reception from her friend
there ana IS now nicely settled in he
new studio with all of her old pupil
and maag new ones
i Mrs. rhos. Lister called at The RE
VIEW office to make sure that her ad
vertisema ant of furniture for sale wa
not in this issue. She said the peopl
comm sneea coming the morning tn
paper was out and that she could hav
sold tsica as much had she wished
She is convinced that advertising pays
Il Oar old time friend, P. W. Weber,
, of Kiron, called on us on Saturday
Mr.. Weberg is democrat, but goo
jfriend of THE REVIEW of which he ha
been reader for more than twent
lyears. We trust that. in spite of poll
tics, Mr. Weberg and The Review
may continue on the best of terms TO
another twenty years.
The High School young folks hav
been finding vacation lone sweet bu
alas not long song.'' On Wednesda
night they went en- masse to the HON
of Miss Clara Strain and had such
good time that it was morning by tn
bright light before they returned
However no one fell off the hay rae
either coming or going.
Miss Ethel Gulick left Wednesda
for what promises to be 1.-The time {
; her life. AS a guest of Secretary an
Mrs. Shaw. social Washington will b
an open sesame to her. and we are sur
in the garden of pretty girls Miss Ethe
will hold her own. We join with a
/ her friends in wishing her most dc
lightful winter and a safe return.