The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-27

Mrs. Jane Landon, of Deloit made
Denison Christmas visit and found
her way to the Review Office to re-
new her fav orite paper for another
year.
Mr.. Martin Neal of Charter Oak
made Denison call on Wednesday.
Mr.. Neal is one of the old timers in
Crawford and he says he never saw a
more beautiful Christmas Day than
we had this year.
Will Mcbride Of Dow City was a
Denison shopper on Monday. He is
doing finely and is as happy as q
clam. Will tells US he is fifty years
old. but the is a liar by his looks.
Forty years is all he would pass
muster for.
Otto Faul has sold his newspaper
in Indian Territory and is soon ex-
pected in Denison to take the mana
cement of Der Demokrat while his
father fills the Office of Clerk of the
District Court. Otto will find many
friends to welcome him back to Deni-
son.
A. P. Granger of Paradise town
ship made the Review a call yester-
day. He tells US that his honored
father is in very poor health at pres
ent. We trust that he may soon be
about again. He is one of the old
pioneers who is known and respected
by all.
The Denison young people who
have returned home from Iowa City
this week are Lorenz Lorenzen. John
Maloney. Miss Lille Miller. Miss
Marie Rath. John Woodruff. and Carl
Richardson. Alfred Rohwer. Foster
Pierce and Stewart SERVER from
Ames.
Ray Bohart is home from Redfield,
S. D. for Christmas visit. He has
been threshing all fall and the healthy
color in his cheeks tells that outdoor
| life agrees with him. He reports gooe
crops and prosperous times for all.
himself included. 1t is reported that
he will not go back alone.
Hugh MCGUIRE returned on Christ
mas morning for few days visit al
the old home. Hugh has grown fine
moustache and looks as though he was
enjoying life as we'll as hard worl
would let him. He now has splend
i'd position with the Northwestern il
Chicago. gets good salary and is il
a place of trust and responsibility
with every opportunity to rise in tn.
ranks. Good Boy. Hugh.
One of the notable Christmas din
ners was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. McAhren. 1t was ,
family affair but was nevertheless
elaborate. A miniature Christina
tree loaded with presents for all tn
guests, graced the center of the table
and Mrs. McAhren proved that al
her skill does not lie along the line
of artistic dress making, but that sh
is q cook par excellence as we'll.
Mrs. j. C. Robinson is expecting
visit this evening from Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Barber of Manning. The young
people were married this Afternoon
at Manning and will spend the frs
days Of their honeymoon in Denison
The fair bride is we'll known to man.
Denison friends as Miss Leona Grant
and all will join in congratulation'
and best wishes for a life time o
happiness. After their Denison Wis
it Mr.. and Mrs. Barber will leav'
for California where they will reside
The editor was remembred thi
year with the finest article Of COOS
he has ever laid his tongue to. W.
ate to much that all night long WI
Thought we could hear the "quack
quack" of geese down by the depor
We do not know what kind of tremen
you would call it but we had then
alright. The goose came in the grey
of the morning the day before Christ
mas and the kind friend who brough
it did not give his name to Mrs
. Meyers SO we can but return ou
hearty thanks to the unknown give
and say that we. do not believe ;
Christmas goose in all the land wa
better enjoyed tlan that one.