The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

e Peter M. Hanson of Kiron was
Denison visitor to-day.
Mrs. Lew Romans entertalns the
coffee club this afternoon.
All kinds of Valentines from
cent up. at U. G. johnson & Co.
Mrs. Ella Sage of Early. la. is
here visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
F. y. Ivens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Heiden went to
Odebolt today on account of the death
of Mrs. Heiden's father.
Julius Harthun drove to Schleswig
Saturday to attend the masquerade
ball given at that place.
Miss Julia Paulsen who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. Peter
Oxwang went to Fargo. N. D. to-day.
Mrs. C. E. Lyman returned last
Saturday from Hutchinson. Kansas.
where she has been. visiting her par,
ents for several weeks,
The friends of Miss Anna Mccarthy
are sorry to hear of her severe illness
at her home in Denison. We trust
that she will soon recover.
Willie and August Evers returned
to Wyoming on Monday after quite a
long stay here visiting friends, and
RELATIVES. They visited in Sioux City
on their way out.
VIM. Heaviland of Dow City was a
Denison visitor the first of the week.
He expects to have sale the 10Th as
he is going to leave Crawford and
try farming in South Dakota.
John Bill of Woonsocket S. D. is
back in Crawford for a months visit.
He says his father is bit lonesome
but that the crops were good corn
lroing from 40 to 60 bushels to the
acre.
Mr.. A. o. Kullberg and Chas. Pet
ersen of Boyer were Denison callers
yesterday. Mr.. Kullberg, is going to
do carpenter work at Boyer and has
decided that he needs the Review in
his business.
j Everett Kemp goes to Odebolt to-
morrow to attend Masonic school of
instruction. Mr.. Kemp sticks pretty
close to his work in the postoffice
and we are glad to see him take lit
tie vacation.
P. d. Mcmahon says he would
rather be father of that boy than
United States Senator. 1t is ten
FOUNDER and arrived Wednesday morn
ing. The mother is doing splendidly
and father Mcmahon is able to set up
the cigars. Here's to the youngster.
may he grow to be as honest and as
, straightforward as his father and may
he inherit the good looks and sweet.
ness of his mother.
i The Review is not too good to print
} obituary poetry. We do not want toe
much of it. but when some little.
heart broken girl comes in with her
tribute to her friend we are going to
print it and print it free. There is
room in the Review for all. we want
to make it paper of the people and
for the people. We have no "near
smut" column and so can afford the
space for some small contributions.
We would call attention to two adj
vertisements that appear in the Re-
view this week. One from Kiron and
one from Buck Grove deserve this
special mention. The Review gives
all the news from both of these points
and is read by nearly all who trade
there. The local merchant who uses
Review space is using an effective
medium and one which is not over
worked. We believe the enterprising
merchants will get results which will
amply justify a continuance of the
use of the Review. There ought also
to be moral for Denison merchants
J in this. If Kiron merchant can
afford to use the Review to reach the
people of his territory how much bet
ter can Denison merchant afford to
ues it when he has the whole county
for his field3 Review advertising has
, paid every man who ever used 1T in
diligently.
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