The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

The Review is in shape to do RUSH
job work.
Rev. Father M. j. Farrelly spent
Thursday in Vail.
DR.. W. T. Wright was Dunlap
visitor on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprecher were
Omaha visitors on Wednesday.
Remember the Firemen's Ball on
Thursday evening. Do not fail to
attend.
Carl F. Kuehnle addressed the
Pythians of Eagle Grove on Wednes-
day evening.
Come and enjoy a good dance with
the Firemen at Germania Opera
House Thursday. March 18th.
j. A. Gould and Fable Crandall
| AIDED their household goods and
moved to Nebraska this week.
Mrs. w. R. Kirkup was the charm
ing hostess of two greatly enjoyed
dinner parties given last week.
Basket ball. college girls VS. West
Side girls. College boys VS. West Side
boys. Two interesting games at the
Opera house this evening.
D. D. Thomas hsa sold his property
in east Denison to Mr.. Cruzan and
will move to Dow City where he will
live with his son E. L. Thomas.
We were glad to see Ben Bartcher
on the streets last week. He looks a
little thinner on account of his illness
but tells us he is gaining fast.
Mrs. c. l.. Voss entertained the
ladies of the P. E. o. most delight
fully on Saturday afternoon. The party
was in the nature of farewell to
Mrs. Frank Woolston.
VIM. Moeller has purchased the
koepke saloon and the old proprietor
will follow the example of Mr.. Cars
tens and Mr.. John Klinker and take
a European trip.
w. w. Cushman and S. G. Wright
took a try at duck hunting up at Wall
Lake last week. AS we have not
heard much Dragging we Judge that
there are still some wild fowl at
large.
Elk Clerk Claus PAIL moves to his
fine farm in Soldier township this
week. Mr. PAIL made many friends
during his two years stay in Denison
who greatly regret that the tide of
political fortune made him one of the
losers at the late election.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sievers were
guests at the John ID. Sievers home
last week. Will has sold his hardware
business in Shenandoah and expects
soon to return to California as he fel
completely in love with that state
during his residence there.
/ Geo. w. Egan has resigned hi.
position with Stewart Lumber Go
and expects to enter the land ant
loan business at Huron, S. D. in thu
near future. Mr.. Egan is Il fine bust
ness man and a frst-class citizen. w,
wish him good fortune in his new
home.
Scott McKim has accepted the con
tract for carrying the mails from the
postoffice to the railroad stations an
began his new work on Monday morn
ing. Mr.. McKim was formerly post
master at Deloit and has had exper
fence in postal affairs. He intends t
stick to the job and he will max
an efficient messenger.
Mayor j. T. Carey and family re
t turned last Thursday from their pro
; longed western visit. Mr.. Carey say
, they had delightful time. manage
to keen we'll throughout the trip an
! enjoyed every minute of it. He tell
us that VIM. McLennan will probabl
locate in Los Angeles either in tn
| practice of law or in an abstrac
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Harthun hav
e purchased millinery store in Hamr
ton, Iowa Mrs. Harthun will hay
(. charge of the store and Herman wi
continue his work on the Zeitung al
though he expects to spend a porto
of each week in Hampton. Mrs
Harthun is an accomplished and yer
artistic milliner as the ladies of Den
ison know. Hampton is fortunate
y having secured her services.