The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-15

Did you get a Valentine?

Did you get Valentine?
1t is time to read up on the Father
of His Country.
Senator Lodge seems to have fallen
from grace on the railroad rate ques-
ton.
Mrs. Scott Wheeler visited friends
on the Paradise, a few days last
week
Mrs. L. M. Shaw is expected for
two or three weeks visit some time
in March. She will go abroad in May
and join her daughters in Paris.
Your attention is called to our ex-
cellent Charter Oak letter in this is
sue. We are in hopes that it will be
a regular Review feature hereafter.
The postmaster is in receipt of
letter from parties who wish to build
trolly line from Carroll to Denison.
The matter will be brought up at the
Commercial club tonight.
Mr.. John A. Keller of New Castle,
Neb., spent this week visiting "the
old folks at home. He tells us that
he is prospecting finely and that his
weeks visit has been all too short.
"Peripatetic Goodness will be the
theme of the morning sermon at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. At
night Rev. Bryce's theme will be
''Ihe Four Steps That Brought Lost
Boy Home. "
For weather prophets Denison is
certainly winner. Two weeks ago
Denison lady foretold that we should
have a heavy snow storm on the 18th.
She said it always showed when she
entertained the club. unless it was in
midsummer-and then it rained.
A Denison business man says,
had no idea your Tribune offer meant
the regular daily Chicago Tribune.
got it into my head that it was the
weekly edition. l have been paying
! $500 year for the Tribune and 81. so
for the Review, so am clear So. 90
winner by your offer.
Our friends in Deloit, Boyer and
other towns to the north of us COM
plain, that whereas they have many
opportunities to get to Denison by rail
during the day, there is no chance for
them to transact any business and get
home the same night. This is con-
dition which is injuring Denison' s
trade every day of the week and
enough pressure should be brought to
bear so that adequate train service
can be. had either on the Boyer Valley
or the Central.
The two youthful burglars who were
found in Congressman Corners home
a week ago Sunday are more desperate
than they appeared to be. Last Sat.
urday they tried to free themselves Of
their bonds. They secured a piece Of
an old stove and with this they priee
off the window sash and cut hole
around underneath. After they hac
taken off the side sash they cut off the
sash weights and this caused the up
per window to fall breaking the glass
which attracted the attention o.
Deputy Sheriff Mallory, who happened
to be in the adjoining room. HI
rushed into the Jail and disarmed thu
youths and from now on they will hav.
be to content with the steel cage.
| Penelope members showed what tn.
club means to them and with VIVA
pleasure they look forward to a meet
ing with Mrs. Wygant, by charterins
a buss and going enmass despite tn,
storm and snow. The drive was
| jolly one, and the Penelope meeting
delightful. Mrs Wygant's refresh
ments were simply delicious and hat
all the dainties of the season prepare,
as they always are, by master han.
at Mrs. Wygants. Candy hearts
valentines for favors, cupid napkins
with heart-shaped cakes and cookies
carried out the St. Valentine time
The guests besides the club member.
were, Mesdames. Garrison, S. Vince
Ter, Ferguson, Harding and Mrs
\ Allerding of Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
game was played, the answers being
| titles of books. Mrs. Maude McAhrer
captured the prize, a valentine.