The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03

Miss Frank Hart returned from
Sioux City Tuesday.
TsF How do you like the magazine
section. Isn't tia peach. Z
Mrs. P. w. Harding is enjoying a
visit from her brother Mr.. Kevan Of
Idaho.
Harold Van Steenburgh returned to
his home in. Marysville. Mo-. the first
of the week.
Mrs. Jacob Sims and daughter
will be Mrs. Kuehnle's guests for q
week end visit.
Miss Ethel Chamberlain received
very handsome piano as Christmas
present from her parents.
Mrs. E. c. Laub and daughters of
Villisca. Iowa are welcome holiday
visitors with Denison relatives.
Lost Between E. o. Theims and
Main street round black fur muff on
Dec. %. Finder please leave at Re-
view office. lit pd.
Scott McKim left this week for
Rogers. Ark. where he expects to
spend several weeks looking after
land interests.
The Masquerade Ball one week
from tonight. Ian. 10, this to be the
jolliest event of the season. Do not
miss the fun.
Hadie Brodersen gave a chatting
dish party to her girl friends, all of
them enjoying jolly evening with
their hostess hospitality.
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle will give
dinner tomorrow night to the
members of the club to be followed
by evening of enjoyment later.
Just until January 18th. we are able
to continue our offer to give the Re-
view. The Charter Oak Times. The
Magazine Section and The Farmers
Tribune. all for Two Dollars.
Mesdames Thuresson, Pierce, Hard
ing, Gable and Hoffman and the Miss
es Kelly. Smith. Austin. King,
Naeve, Rowland and Marshall attend
ed the services held for Mr.. Talcott
on New Years Day.
Mr.. j. C. Barrett writes us wishing
the Review Happy New Year and
having an 0S' mark put on his sub
scription label. He tells us that his
address is now Santa Monica. Cal,
instead of Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. F. Kuehnle gave large
and charming party on Wednesday
afternoon as a compliment to the
children of her brother Mr.. E. G.
Laub. The beautiful attic was an
ideal play ground for the little folks
and they enjoyed to. the limit their
play time. Refreshments that were
just the thing for the little folks were
served by Mrs. Ainsworth and Lydia
Belle Kuehnle and Helen Laub.
Dupty Clerk McLennan returned
this week from vacation visit at
his old home in northern Missouri.
He reports having had splendid time.
He expects to leave for a trip to the
coast as soon as the new officers are
installed at the court house. Mr..
McLennan has made splendid deputy
and is acknowledged to be young
man of sterling worth. He has host
of friends in Denison and throughout
the county and it is the hope Of all
that he may continue to make Den
ison his home.
On Friday Miss Alice Wilson give
linen shower as a compliment to
Miss lone Romans. Fourteen OF
Miss Ione's friends were present and
the afternoon passed in delightful
visiting. Miss Wilson assisted by
the Misses Pearl Wilson and Erma
Naeve served very nice lap supper.
Then the shower was presented and
as the dainty bundles were unfolded
beautiful gifts of linen were disclosed
that will long serve as pleasant re.
minders to Mrs. Goodwin in her new
home of her Denison friends. Miss
Wilson and Miss Romans both re.
ceived hearty congratulations as the
guests departed, upon the success Of
the shower.