The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01

Did you move today?
School election a week from Mon
day.
March must have it's "roar' COM
ing.
| Walter A. Lamborn spent Sunday
in Onawa.
Judge Moore of Manila, transacted
business in Denison on Tuesday.
Are you going to the opening at
Randall and Boyelan's on Saturday?
Friday night, March Eat the opera
house "The Folks up Willow Creek. !"
Miss L. Christie of the Bank of
Denison, spent Sunday at home in
Onawa.
Don't fail to see .'The Folks up
Willow Creek" at the opera house
Friday night, March 2.
Born, on Monday, Feb. 26th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. O'Connor of East
Boyer township, a daughter.
T. ]. Kelly, w. P. Hover and S.
G. Wright went a-hunting at Wall
Lake. They got one duck only.
Mr.. Carl Hoppe left this week for
Tempe, Arizona, where he will re-
main for at least year on account of
his health.
Mrs. Geo. Naeve, Mrs. P. E. c..
Lally and Miss Genevieve Lally left
on Saturday evening for a New
Orleans visit.
This is the big real estate day of
all the year. 1t has come to be a
much more important day in Iowa
than January first, except for the
swearing off feature.
1t has been suggested that the re-
publicans of Denison try primary on
their own hook for the selection of
City candidates. The Review would
be willing to try any plan that would
arouse interest in city affairs.
Mr.. Ben Smith of Arion, has ar
ranged surprise on his mother to be
held at his beautiful home Thursday,
March LIST. The occasion being Mrs.
Schouten's Goth, birthday. Her many
friends will hope she may live to see
many more birthdays.
Mrs. Garrett and children left Mon
day for their new home near Woon-
socket, S. D., where Mr.. Garrett pre-
coded them. Their many friends sin
cerely hope that Mrs. Garrett may
have better health in the new climate
and wish them success as we'll.
The Bale Brodersen force is like
itself again. Mr.. j. E. Bale, Otto
Dresselhans, Miss Schumacher and Miss
Hillebrant all having returned from a
purchasing trip to Chicago. Mr..
Bale stopped in Elkader on his re-
turn and has concluded to accept his
new nephew as an acceptable member
of the family.
The primary law was defeated in
the State Senate on Tuesday. Per-
haps it is as we'll, since the factional
spirit had run so high, that the meas
ure was defeated at this time. The
Review predicts, however, that the
next general assembly will enact a
law, which while not going to the
full extent of the Grossly bill will
give much wider opportunity for the
people to express their direct wishes
in party nominations.
The Ridgeway concert pleased every
one. Miss Ridgeway, herself is SO
charming, so full of spirit and s.go''
that she would please much more
critical audience than the one who
greeted her Friday night in fine
humor. Her selections are new and
she gives them as though it was all a
great joke and not a bit hard work.
If our people could have had their way
we believe they would have had an
all night performance. Miss Ridge
ways support did not equal her by any
means but was very good "filling. -
The pianist was very fine and his play
ing was much enjoyed.
''The lecture course is a success. y
1t will soon be was success as DR..
Greene's lecture closes the program.