The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-27
her studies at Iowa City. She is as

give her an air that is simply ir-
resistible. She is accompanied by
her friend MISS Hopkins and they
are having the jolliest kind of
Christmas season.
We mentioned it last week but it
won't do any hurt to repeat. that
Minnie Bale Fletcher and her husband
George. and the youngster have made
the Holidays happy at the Bale
home. Mr.. Fletcher threw off his
professional dignity and worked like
a good-fellow" helping to take
care of the Holiday rush at the Bale
Brodersen store. He left yesterday
Tor trip to Chicago from which city
he will return to his home at Elkader.
The Bales hope to keep Minnie with
them for while longer.
Carl Richardson has grown about
an inch and has gained we do not
know how many pounds. since he
went to Iowa City last. fall. 1t GER
tainly looks as if school life agreed
with him. We warrant that two
weeks of mothers cooking" will
add another five to his weight.
James Mitchell. now of Wall Lake
was "before Christmas visitor.
Jim has his eye on Denison still and
we should ~ be surprised to see him
come back and "settle down" before
long and get in line for Christmas
tree doings on his own account.
Stewart SERVER is at home taking
few billiard lessons from his father.
who is a very competent instructor.
Stewart has grown into such fine
manly looking boy that, one can hard
ly believe it is the same "slittle
tad'' who was running about the
streets just few years ago.
Lorenz Lorenzen got back in time
to add his bass to the Christmas Can
tata at the Methodist church. Lorenz
is one of Prof. Savage's high school
graduates and his later course is a
continued credit to that great teacher.
How responsibility does change a
boy. You would badly know the
irrepressibile Frank Lally after a
few months as teacher in the Chi
cage parochial schools. He has found
out the difference between being a
teacher and pupil and he. can SYM
pathize with the teacher now. The
experience has been fine thing for
him. Frank wants to go on with his
work and his father wants him to go
to college. so there is deadlock in
which Mrs. Lally will probably have
a deciding vote.
Hazel Laub and Edna Raine are
the Simpson contingent. Goodness
but they were glad to get back home.
But they are just as anxious to go on
with their work and they think Simp-
son is ''The Only School,
Jenna Strain is back from the
State Normal at Cedar Falls. She
rooms with our little cousin. Emily
Tabor of Independence. and if what
both of the girls say is true. they are
managing to have a delightful time
mingled with the hard work.
Lots of friends were glad to Sc.
Edith Staley who has returned from
Il Webster City for the holidays. Sh,
is delighted with our northern neigh
Dor and says that Webster is tn
livest of live towns.
i Marie Rath is one of the "Var
sity" girls to return from Iowa Cit,
Marie has developed amazingly am
it is no wonder that her parents ar
proud of her. They have license tt
Z be proud.
i We learn that Miss Lillian Gar
rison has left Los Angeles on accoun
of i'll health and has returned to Den
yer where the climate agrees witt
her much better.
Charlie and Chase Kemming lief
on Christmas, Day for visit wit
the Oswalds at Abba, Iowa. Bot
are good boys and deserve the fun o
la vacation trip. We are sure tina
they will enjoy it hugely.
Mrs. M. Wieland returned las
week from Gas City. Kans. Will,
| she was there her daughter. Mrs. C
F. Stocks presented hel nth the fin
est little granddaughter that ever grey
on Kansas soil. or any other soil. s.
Mrs. Wieland says.
Mrs. Farrell and daughter George
spent Christmas with Boone re
latives.
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