The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-08
Democratic caucuses Wednesday

Democratic caucuses Wednesday
night.
| We are informed the A. Hamilton
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church of this city has just been APP
pointed Asst. U. S. Attorney for In
dian Territory. His many friends will
rejoice at his deserved good fortune.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Presbyterian church will give Hot
Roast-Beef Supper" at McKim Hall
on Friday, March 10Th, the evening of
the county spelling contest. Town
people, and their guests, and people
from the country will have the OPP
portuaity of getting irst-class sup
per. Supper served from 4 80 to 8 100
p. m.
The Red men gave the first of a
series of lodge programs last night.
These programs are expected to add
largely to the interest in the lodge
and will be given each month, and
will be followed by light refresh
ments. A special feature of the last
evening was in the informal goodbye
rendered j. B. Mcclellan and Ralph
Norris who are about to leave for
Medina, N. D. 1t will take some
time and extra effort to make UP the
population of the first ward after the
]. B. Mcclellan family leaves.
With this issue of the Review be-
gins an attempt to make better
classification of its news. Under the
head "All Around the Town." will
be found each week a review of the
events of interest to our people local
ly We shall also try to classify our
purely social news and place the pure
ly personal mentions by themselves.
The Reviews field is now so extended
that the trial of the editor is not how
to fill the paper but how to reduce
the news to reasonable limits and to
omit matters of small Importance.
Mrs. Jane Schouten was very much
surprised on last Thursday to find so
many friends and neighbors in her
home taking possession. Mrs. Schou-
ten was coaxed to neighbors while
the friends gathered and about noon
she was summoned home. To her great
surprise the house seemed alive with
chatting friends. Mrs. Schouten was
sixty-eight years old and this occasion
will serve to remind her of her birth
day for years to come. An elegant
repast was served to the guests and
all wished the hostess many more
happy birthdays. Mrs. Hendricsker
of N. D., was among the guests.
Burt Lyman has been promoted to
the responsible position of manager o.
the Western Unoin office at Gales
burg, Ill. The promtion is purely {
reward of merit. 1t shows the car,
taken by the large corporations t,
keep an eye on their employees and re
ward those who show themselve.
above the average. 1t is the RICH
sort of civil service. Mr.. Lyman i.
perhaps the only operator Denison ha.
had who occupied a large place in the
esteem of the community. He ha!
been more than courteous and oblig
ing, he has been friend to all the
community. While rejoicing in hi.
promotion and success we note his de-
parture with sincere and personal re
gret.
| McAhren and Marshall, proprietors
of the Elite cafe have leased the store
building now occupied BIB T. j. Kelly
and will move to their new location
about April 18th. The boys have
practically a monopoly of the lunch
and restaurant business and have beer
doing we'll. In their new location
they will have the opportunity to give
Denison something it long has needed,
a first-class restaurant. Not since
the days of Frank Lesher have we
had such an institution and we be-
lieve it will receive splendid patron
age. There is no need to cut out the
lunch counter but it should be kept so
separate that ladies and their escorts
may be able to find quiet reputable
and clearly place for an after theatre
lunch or Sunday dinner. We be-
lieve the boys intend giving Denison
such place and if so we congratulate
them and the public.
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