The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-11
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Jolly Ben Lawson of Dunlap, spent
Wednesday in Denison.
Attorney j. A. Travers of Dunlap.
visited Denison on Wednesday.
Mr.. Amos Weatherby of Dow
City, spent Wednesday in Denison.
Mr.. H. H. Westcott of Deloit, was
a Denison shopper on Wednesday.
Mr.. P. S. Probasco of Charter Oak,
was Denison visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Sears McHenry attended the
big Saunders cattle sale at Manila on
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Conner of Pueblo,
Colo, is visiting friends in Vail and
Denison this week.
| Mr.. C. H. and Mr.. B. L. Brace
were among the Dunlap people to
visit Denison yesterday.
Mr.. Gustav Rabe and daughter, of
Charter Oak, were pleasant Denison
callers on Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Mccarthy returned to his
work in Davenport, Iowa, after a
months vacation spent in Denison.
Mr.. John Myers left on Tuesday for
Iowa City, where he is in the second
year of the dental course at the State
University.
The Misses Cora and Effie Kuhl
were at home on Saturday evening to
a party of young ladies. The party
was in the nature of a farewell to
those going away to school.
Mr.. j. A. Halberg of Deloit, came
to Denison on Tuesday to attend the
grand installation and banquet given
by the Modern Woodmen. He says
that he had fine time but thinks the
Denison boys keep pretty late hours.
Mr.. M. M. Bradbury has purchased
the Wall Lake pop factory of Mr.. F.
j. Young and takes possession at once.
Mr.. Bradbury is a good business man
and should scuceed. His family will
remain in Denison until he can secure
satisfactory residence in Wall Lake.
The Mask Ball given by the Ger
mania Hall last week was largely at
tended but as a masquerade it was a
failure. The boys seem to think that
kerchief tied about the neck and
pair of goggles constitutes a fancy
dress costume. The Verein will give
a second Mask Ball or the 18th of
this month at which only those in full
masquerade costumes will be permit
ted on the floor until after the UNI
masking.
Johanna Otto slipped on the icy
walk in front of the Parlor Bakery on
Saturday and fell breaking bone of
her ankle, not realizing that she was
so badly hurt, she bravely attempted
to walk home. When she reached the
corner by Mr.. Kings residence, how
ever, her strength gave out and
passing delivery wagon was called in
to service to carry her home. The
ankle was badly swollen but at pres
ent is improving nicely.
For Sale-Fifty choice Plymouth
Rock cockiels. Inquire of M. Wib-
lishauser. If.
Librarians report for the year end
ing December 81, 1905.
Books issued 5000
Books purchased 545
Books presented 10
Days open 343
Readers enrolled 1,137
Daily visitors to library, (aver-
Grace E. Meyers,
Librarian.
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