The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-02

John Griffin and wife of Dow City
attended the band concert in Denison
last week.
Rev. Hostetler preached excel
lent sermons in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Towne of Washington
township has returned from trip to
Thermopolls. Wyoming where he
has land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fienhold re-
turned last week from pleasant visit
with their daughter. Mrs. j. Carrot
in South Dakota.
Earl Cavett. fine young man of
Denison will have charge of the
Fairmont creamery on the departure
of Mr.. Durkee.
C. j. G. Larson who recently sold
his farm in the south part of the
county has gone up in South Dakota
to look up land.
Mrs. w. v. Hoffman accompanied
her sister. Mrs. Durkee down to Oma-
ha to help her get settled in her new
home 1881 North % street.
Don't forget the lecture Oct. 9Th.
by Prof. Hirch for the benefit of the
German Methodist church. Reserved
seats. Friday at Johnson's.
A splendid chance to buy good
shoes. ready made clothing, warm
and useful at the rummage sale, Oct.
8, d, 5th. at the Bullock building
splendid values. bedrock prices.
Rev. Thuresson will lead a union
temperance prayer meeting at the
Baptist church on Thursday evening.
At eight comes the great lecture on
temperance by one of the most gifted
lady speakers in Iowa.
Mr.. r. w. Bamford has returned
from his trip to Boulder. Colo. where
he established his daughter in the
millinery business. He reports
things prosperous with the new store.
The people out there he found most
cordial to strangers.
There will be series of Sunday
school conventions under the directions
of the county Sunday school association
The dates set thus far are as follows :
Buck Grove. Oct. 6; Charter Oak,
Oct. 10: Kiron Oct. 20; Dow City.
Oct. 81; and West Side Nov 3.
A special invitation is extended to
the young people of Denison to hear
Miss Collington at the Baptist church
on Thursday and Friday evening of
this week. Miss Lollington is state
lecturer for the w. G. T. U. and will
also address the local Union at their
regular meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Woolston entertained
Coterle Club most delightfully."- OF
Thursday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. r. A. Romans. With two sucl
hostesses it is needless to say that thu
Coterie Club had an afternoon the,
will long remember. A number o
guests outside of the club were pres
emit and the club babies were all a
good and cute as the most exactinI
mother could wish. Mrs. Woolsto
had an interesting game. numbe
guessed all but one right. the pril
was very handsome cup and sauce
of Englishware and was awarded Mis-
Meyers. Refreshments that we,
faultless were served and greatly er
joyed by all. Mrs. Woolston ar
Mrs. Romans were assisted in servin
by Miss Alice Romans and Mrs. Ere
Marshall. Mrs Romans who as hi
guests know, often has charmi'
surprise gave both Mrs. Woolston al
the club members surprise by {
elegant addition to the menu. TIL
was entirely new and very daint
Mesdames Mott McHenry al
Howorth of Dow City and Mrs. Ga
lord Weeks were among the out
town guests. Mrs. j. B. Roman
delighted everyone with two reading
No one can be compared with M1
Romans in her field. She has h
own way of giving selection and
always charms.