The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03
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wv. E. Fishel of Dow City was a
sOanison visitor LAST week.
Jay G. Meyers Of Deloit spent Sat-
,ltday in Denison transacting bus
iness.
Miss Helen Bell of Dow City is in
Denison visiting among her young
friends.
Postmaster Saunders and Attorney
Moore Of Manila were Friday visitors
in the county seat.
p. j., Klinker. Hugo Gebert and j
p. Bale returned on New Years from
. pleasant visit in Chicago.
Chris Keller of East Boyer was in
last week and paid his subscript to
the Review for the twenty sixth year.
The Misses Susie and Minnie Craft
returned on Friday from Des .Moines.
where they attended the teachers con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Peterborough
Of Missouri Valley were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown on New
Years Day.
Peter Hallowell of Dow City spent
Saturday in Denison and took oc-
casion to shove both the Review and
the Dow City Enterprise ahead year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Sievers cele-
brated their nineteenth wedding an
] niversary, at the home of Grandpa
and Grandma at Johnsonville. -Kiron
News.
Mrs. Alex McCord made Denison
friends visit this week. returning
from Dow City and Arion where she
had been nursing scarlet fever pa
TENTS. She left today for her home
in Defiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Haugh enter
tanned number of young people on
Monday evening. complimentary to
M. L. Houlihan. Jr., who leaves soon
for South Dakota.
Will Brockelsby of Hays township
was jolly Denison visitor last week.
Will is one of the old timers and he
tells us that he is still keeping copies
of the Review printed in 1872 and
1874. He has been a Review sub
scriber since ~.
Chas. Chase of Washington town
ship was pleasant caller on Satur-
day. He tells us that the Buck Grove
letter in the Review gives practically
all the news of that vicinity and is as
good for Buck Grove people as if they
had q paper Of their own.
lsl'hs Review will give its paid up
ne weekly magazine next
Year ife5 Illustrated. good lit
erature. printed on fine paper, with
cover printed in colors. Toicounter-
act this the Bulletin offers MONTH
LY sheet of some kind.
The Review editor is having good
time meeting subscribers who are
coming in to get squared away for the
coming year. 1t is great pleasure
to meet people to whom you have been
taking all the year through the col
umns Of the paper and it is still q
greater pleasure to find that they are
approaching your efforts. We hope
during January to have opportunity
to visit many more of the Reviews
faithful readers.
Max Jurgens left on Saturday tc
resume his work at Memphis. Tenn.
He had delightful visit at home anc
has renewed his stock of courage for
the future. Last summer Max went
to Galveston. Texas and took the civil
service examination for position in
the customs department. He passed
with flying colors and is now on the
eligible list. d 1t would greatly please
his Denison friends if Secretary Shaw
could find suitable: place for him be.
fore leaving the Cabinet. Max is a
steady. thoroughly capable and am.
bilious young man and if he once
gets into the Government service we
are sure that he will rise to the tor
of the ladder.