The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03
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Geo. Novotne of vail~was pleas.
ant Denison caller on Wednesday.
Geo. w. Nicholson left on Tuesday
for southwestern Kansas. with q
party of land-seekers.
e DIR. r. o. McConnaughey spent
New Years day in Boone visiting his
brother who was in that city with
the Oberlin Glee Club.
Two New Years dances. one at the
opera house and one at the Brueder.
schaft hall gave the young people
plenty Of amusement on New Years
eve.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church gave a dancing party at the
opera house on the evening of New
Years Day. The attendance was
large and all report having an enjoy
able time.
Earl Riddle of route 8 called on
us Monday to have 1908 mark put
on his Review label, he said he was
willing to take the Farmers Tribune
and the Magazine section. but really
he thought that the Review alone
was worth the money.
j. A. Pithan the heavy weight
democratic fighter of Stockholm town
ship called on the Review yesterday
to renew his subscription. John
says it is just as we'll to read both
sides, and at any rate it makes pol
itics heap more fun to see what both
sides have to asy.
Jas. Mitchell returned from Wall
Lake the first to take charge of the
Chicago & North Western Railway
Lunch Room at this place. He fills
the vacancy left by the resignation
of A. E Lyman. Mr.. Mitchell is a
trust worthy young man and we com.
mend Mr.. Dunno on securing him.
A. P. Simon has resigned his posi-
ton with the Broadway Meat Market
and will leave the first of next week
for Delevan. Wis.,. which place was
his former home. Mr.. Simon has
proved himself a most efficient work
man and both he and his estimable
wife have made many friends here
who will regret their departure. but
wish them continued happiness and
prosperity in their new home.
The fifth Annual Banquet of the B.
G. club was held New Years night
at their club rooms. This is an or.
ganization. composed of number Of
the town boys. many of whom are
away at college. The members have
held their banquets upon five success.
sive New Years nights. The supper
was served in six courses. by the
Elite and was Zone of the best
ever". Strange to say few of the
bachelors could not resist the temp.
tation Of calling for a few of theil
lady friends. who were also holding
"Stag" the same evening. Anywa,
boys Here's to the B. C's." "you
are o. K. -
r. A. Nicholson. now of Newton
and formerly of the Vail Observer
visited his Denison brothers the frs
of the week. We showed him tn,
Bulletins stipulations" as to bona
fide subscribers and he laughed a
them saying that subscriber wa.
just as "bona fde" if he began as {
trial subscriber as he was if h,
subscribed. on account of piano con
test. Mr.. Nicholson said he ran {
piano contest at Newton once. bu
that he had too good sense to repea
the deal. why" said the vetera,
publisher. some of the very hes
men of Newton were sore enough t,
light before the contest was over. ant
some of the defeated ones have no
gotten over it yet. Hereafter. l ge
people to subscribe for my paper OF
its merits or not at all.