The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-25
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Alex Larson and Ed Riddle were
Denison visitors from Dow City on
Monday.
Mr.. James Scott one of the promi-
nent farmerso of Union township spent
Saturday in Denison.
On Friday evening Miss Sylvia
Evans entertained a jolly party of girls
at the home of Msr. S. M. Thew. The
guests had very delightful time.
Mr.. Ed Burgess of Kenwood spent
Monday IN Denison. BE expects soon
to leave for eastern Michigan. We
wish him success in his new home.
A gay coasting party enjoyed the
full moonlight and snow on Wednesday
night. About twenty took part with
Gene Gullck'as master of ceremonies.
Mr.. Alfred Wright went to Wall
Lake to attend meeting of Green Bay
managers. The meeting was followed
by banquet which was greatly enjoy
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kelly entertained
the Whist Club on Thursday night.
Six tables enjoyed the games and later
the elegant supper served by Mrs.
Kelly.
L. E. Kniest visited Denison friends
this week. He has resigned his posi-
ton at Klron and is going on the road
for Chicago Drug concern. We wish
him success.
Will Laub made his first appearance
down town last week after the longest
sick spell he has ever known. He says
sit is hard luck to be shut up in the
house, by Col"
The College Star is out with an ex-
cellent, January number. Arrange.
ments have been made so that the Star
will appear promptly on the first Sat-
urday Of each month hereafter
| Mr.. Morris McHenry who has been
i'll the result of la grippe is improving.
No man in the county has more friends
than ''Uncle Morris" and they will be
glad to hear that he is on the mend.
We are glad to be able to commend
at least one act of Sheriff Meehan's
official career He has appointed Mr.
Frank Leahy as bailiff for this term Of
court. Frank is one of the salt of the
earth.
Miss Jessie Robertson is in Denlsor
visiting her sister Mrs. F. L. Hoffman
She will leave next week for St An
thony, Idaho where she will accept a
position as bookkeeper and stenograph
err in large departments store.
| 1t is rather early in the year to begin
apologizing for THE REVIEW, but this
week on account of the illness of the
editor and the rush of job work we are
forced to cut out everything but news
and correspondence, these two item:
having the right of way,
MIR. j. L. Riggleman of Deloit was 8
Denison caller Monday. He says his
family has been having hard time
with the grippe this winter. He is
interested in the establishment Of
county free delivery and thinks that
the Deloit neighborhood should be ac-
commodated
| Mrs. r. A. Romans gave delight
full evening party on Wednesday tc
fifty young ladies. A very clever game
was given, MISS King taking the
honors. The party was given in com
p.iment to Miss Stoner and Miss Bed
ford, both of when the guests founc
charming. Very nice and elaborate
refreshments were served.
On Friday the P. E. O.'s had 6
pleasant meeting in the club room
The hostesses were Madames Romans
Pfarr and Woolston and the social par,
consisted in "a trip around the world
and the serving of light refreshments
Miss Jennie Austin won the prize 8
trunk of bon bons and Mrs Laub was
consoled with pocket book of money
The meeting was pleasant one.