The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
Martyr is visiting

Mrs. S. NJ. Martyr is visiting
Omaha friends.
j. D. Sievers transacted business
in Omaha on Tuesday.
Hugo Gebert was business caller
| in Council Bluffs on Tuesday.
Messers. Rudd. Virgins and swasey
spent Wednesday in Denison.
The best cent cigar in the city at
Schlumberg er's Pharmacy.
Alice Sharline Auracher is the
name of the new arrived at Lisbon,
Iowa.
Herman Grill and Jacob Sachau left
on Tuesday for business visit to
Bristown, Neb.
Miss Fanchon Bamford expects to
attend the wedding of her frlned Miss
Mary Urtz at Boone November 18th.
| E. H. Swasey of Dow City came
up to Denison to gloat bit yester-
day over Shaw Vans sweeping
victory.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw left
Tuesday evening for Washington.
Miss Enid will remain in the city
until next week when she will visit
Des Moines friends.
The following wedding licenses
were issued this week by the county
clerk: VIM. Ulrich and Rose Cramer
of Dunlap. and w. S. Adams and
Grace May Sciford of Ricketts,.
| Carl Richardson. Roy Towne. Lor-
enz Lorenzen. Foster Pierce. Arthur
Orr and Winfield Randall were among
the students who returned from coll
Iege to vote and incidentally to visit
friends.
Mr.. James Mitchell of Wall Lake
was a Denison visitor the first of the
week. He reports that he is prosper
ordered the Review sent to him to
keep him posted on Denison affairs.
Waldo Kahler. Rob Romans. P. C.
Marshall, Leslie Wygant and the
Misses Fanchon Bamford and lone
, Romans attended Hallow cen party
, at Charter Oak. 1t was sheet and
pillow case masquerade. and they re-
port having had splendid time.
Mr.. Chas. Brown and Miss Eva
Cope of Vail we're married in the
clerk Office on Tuesday. Rev. George
Richardson officiating. The witnesses
were M. L. Houlihan. Jr. and Mis-:
Cora Kuhl. The young couple have
, the distinction of having been married
in the most costly building in the
county.
e One of the most enthusiastic sub
1 scribers who has called on US recentl,
. was Mr.. John A. Lochmiller O.
Arion. He said the Review was al
: that could be asked and that he fel
that he could not get along withou
it. He accepted our club offer witt
r the Dow City Enterprise and felt tina
t he was getting more than the wortl
d of his money.
Mr.. Edward A. Kimball. C. S. D
/. of Chicago, Ill. will give lecture OF
$ Christian Science at the Opera Hous
s next Monday evening Nov. 18th. TIL,
hour of the lecture has been change,
to $50 o'clock. Mr.. Kimball ha
been Christian Science lecturer fol
!, nearly ten years. He is thorough
student as we'll as man of exper
fence. A highly instructive lectur,
Y is anticipated and cordial invita-
n tion is extended to all.
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