The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-15

Miss Mary Kelly returned to her hospi-
tai work at Sioux City after pleasant va
cation at home.
MIR. Anton Christensen has bought the
Jacob Myer farm in Soldier township, the
consideration being $500 per acre.
Mr.. Geo. McHenry returned from
Chicago on Saturday for visit with
his parents before they left for Cali.
fornia.
Mr.. e. j. Miller was the guest of his
brother J. w. jr. last week. He was
enroute to Humboldt. Iowa where he
has fine clerical position.
:, Do not forget the Grand Ball at Germania
Hall on Turkey Day."
The Social whist club met with Mrs.
Ferguson and decided to reorganize for
the winter. A few whist clubs ought to
make it lively for the winter.
Hon. j. P. Conner and Mr.. P. D.
Mcmahon returned last week from
flying business trip to Idaho. They
covered great deal of territory, in
Guiding an overland trip and returned
In ''less than no time.'
A car load of NO. / New York apples just
received. Gel our prices and qnality before
you buy. THE BOYS.
Mr.. P. D. Mcmahon. Mr.. M. l..
Houlihan jr.. and Mr.. j. I. Haugh
made up merry party who were at
tracted to Sioux City Sunday by a
Knights of Columbus gathering. Mrs.
Mcmahon accompanied her husband on
the trip.
Do not eat so much at Thanksgiving dinner
that you cannot enjoy the dance to be given
in the evening by the Germania Verein.
Mr.. Henry Harthun is again in Den
ison after long absence during which
he has visited many cities especially
those of the Pacific coast. He tells us
that southern California seemed just
like home, he met so many Denison
people there. Henry is fine printer
and has held first-class positions while
away. He is able to earn good wages
and at the same time to see the world
and enjoy himself.
Thanksgiving Ball. Germania Hall, Thurs
day. Nov. 3Oth.
Mrs Wright and Mrs. Woolston had a
happy thought when they had children
day as feature of the P. E. o. afternoon.
Nothing could have been prettier than the
groups OF children, between thirty-fve and
forty being present. Games were played
by them with the greatest zest and this
was followed by refreshments that appeal
ed to both young and old. Some very
fascinating cakes, decorated in various de-
| signs, the work of Miss Raine and Miss
Austin, were great success. In fact the
entire afternoon was a great success. 1t
was very sweet thought of Mrs. Wools-
ton and Mrs. Wright to give the children
such treat.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Romans gave delightful dinner in COM
pliment to Judge and Mrs. Conner. Car
nations in red and white made the table
most attractive, and the same spicy flower
| was used for favors. The dinner, consist
ing of five courses, was most excellent
one and divided the guests time with the
conundrums on the name cards. The
guests we're all good guessers and made
short work of the answers. After enjoy
ing the dinner the guests went to the par
lor where Mrs. Romans gave one of her
capital readings. Miss Hazel Laub play
ed. Mrs Romans is as charming in her
own home and as hostess as she is every
where and made her guests feel most cor
daily at home. The guests we're, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick, Voss,
Criswell, L. Romans, Meyers, Thuresson,
Lally, Caswell, w. H. Laub and Miss
Meyers.