The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-13

Trees and Trimmings at Johnsons.
The finest line of gentlemen's purs-
les in the city at Schlumberger' Phar-
macy.
Miss Grace Howorth of Dow City
was the guest Of Denison friends on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Eggers left on
Tuesday for a short visit with Sioux
City friends.
Michael Clinton has returned from
Omaha for short visit with Denison
relatives.
For Sale Chester White brood
sows. Inquire of Will Quade, Rte,
8 Denison. fiat pd.
When selecting Christmas gifts.
do not forget the freshly boxed per-
fumes and toilet-waters at Schlum-
berger's Pharmacy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Eastin, former
residents of Crawford county but now
living in Colorado paid Denison
friends short visit on Monday while
en- route to visit in Boyer.
MI. and Mrs. C. M. Russell of
Carroll are welcome Denison visitors
this week. They are two former Dem
isonites who never forget their old
friends and who are never forgotten
by them.
Hon. Thos. Rae of Arlon was
Denison visitor yesterday. While
here he took occasion to have some
handsome souvenir cards printed to
send to his friends both in Scotland
and in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell of
Perry. Iowa are the welcome guests
of Mrs. MitchelPs parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Burke. Mr.. Mitchell
is Yardmaster for the Milwaukee at
Perry. responsible position which
he fills with great satisfaction to the
company.
| Mr.. Nick Fitzpatrick leaves TODAY
for Wonder. Nevada. His visit home
has been greatly enjoyed by his many
friends and they will watch his
future career with interest. He has
ordered the Review to go with him
so that he may be posted on the news
of his old home.
4 Mr.. John Shea, of Pretty; Prairie
visited in Denison Saturday and Sun
day and while here bought the farm
known as Tom Griffin Sr's. He ex-
poets to move there in the spring and
thereby become resident of .Deni-
son. We gladly welcome Mr.. Shea
and his estimable family.
The opera house management ie
making arrangements to make the
Christmas ball the great event of the
season. These dances are now pat
, ronized by our best young people bott
from the town and country and are
among the most democratic and en-.
joyable o our social gatherings.
Mayor Carey and family are plann-
ing to leave for an extended tour Of
the far west. They will visit Spo-
kane, Seattle and then journey south
ward to San Francisco and the lanC
of flowers at Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena. They will be gone several
weeks and their many friends wish
them the finest time imaginable.
Mrs. E. A. McKim of Deloit paid
the Review editor pleasant visit, on
Wednesday. Mrs. McKim is one OF
the best known of the old settlers OF
the county. She spoke feeingly of
the large number of pioneers who
had passed away since the last ole
settlers picnic and of some of the
other old-time friends upon whom the
hand of time is resting heavily.
Miss Ollie Patterson entertained
her friends last Thursday with pro-
gressive whist party. A prize was
given to the one winning the greatest
number of games, which was won by
Mr.. Waldo Kahler. The matter of
organizing young peoples social
club was discussed and an organiza-
ton perfected. of which Waldo Kah-
Ter was elected president and Miss
Ollie Patterson secretary.
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