The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-30

her friends on New Years after
noon, Miss Junia Romans being the
guest of honor.
Hugh Nash is voluntarily cutting
short his vacation to go back to Ames
to take short vacation course of
study. Good boy.
Mrs. F. j. Young and Mrs. j.
H. Mahoney will he cat Home
to a goodly number of friends OH
Wednesday afternoon at three.
Mr.. G.. G. Brink. one of the old
time residents of Hayes township.
has been at Denison visiting his son,
j. M. Brink, on the farm north of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cook of Milford
township were Denison guests today.
making the trip in Mr.. Robinson's
new Buick.
W. l.. Garrety, who is connected
with the Milwaukee road at Mitchell,
S. D.. was in Denison this week, the
guest of the Greves family living
east of the park.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday as
the pastor. Rev. DePree. will be at
Manila on official business with
| the church there.
At Trinity Episcopal church, Sun
day. Jan. 3. there viii be a service
of Holy Communion with sermon at
1890 a. m. Sunday School as usual
at 8 80 a. m.
VIM. and John Evers are home
from Superior, Wyo.. for visit
They like Wyoming greatly and say
they get good wages and steady
work at their trade.
Rev. Johnson. the popular pastor
of the German Methodist church.
went to Odebolt on "Wednesday to as
sist Rev Gauger in special meetings.
Blythe way, just before Christmas
his people came in on him for sur
prise and presented him with hand
some chiffoneer.
From Chicago comes the interest.
ing news that Dick Lee, the we'll.
known cattle salesman. has joined
forces with his brother. Thomas B
! Lee, as Manager and Head Cattle
Salesman at Chicago of the Lee Live
Stock Commission Co.. strong ane
; rapidly growing house. Both broth.
ers are to be congratulated.
Hon. P. E. c. Lally goes on Mon
day to Jefferson. where he will ad
dress the Catholic congregation o
: that city having for his subject
"What Catholics Owe Themselves.
Mr.. Lally is an eloquent speaker an,
an ardent churchman. The jefferson
people will have helpful as we'll al
: interesting talk.
r Woodmen Circle elected officer
!. Satuhuay. OeS. ~, LUZ lHe COlIllH,
year as follows: W. g.. Mrs. j
Silletto; E A Mrs. o Christensen
. Clerk. Mrs. j. Armstrong; banker
Mrs. G. Sprecher; manager. Mrs. T
= Hoffard; attendant, Mrs. S. P. jacob
y son: l. s., Mrs. In. Baer; o. S.
j Mrs. r. Johnson.
J. DIR. C. G. Brandt leaves the frs
f of the year for Council Bluffs. wher
t he will continue the practice of medi
cine. He has brother there, practic
ing as dentist and has many friends
!. in Pottawautamie county so he will a
u once feel at home. We understan
: that DR.. H. A Boyle will occup
y the Offices with DR.. j. j. Meehan i
:. place of DR.. Brandt.
~ Mr.. Charles H. Johnson will 500
l. move with mis- family to Gage, Okla
4 homa. where with his brother in law
# Mr.. j. D. White, he will farm a trac
of 800 acres belonging to them. Mr.
johnson is one of the old time boy
of Denison and leaves here witt
;, many friends. He has been connect
ed with the electric lighting plant TO
: some time and is an expert in locat
= ing ''trouble. May he have gooc
!. success is the wish of host O
I. friends.
Q What is the matter with Denisol
devo,ing the balance on hand in thu
Frisco fund to the relief of the pool
u homeless ones in Italy made destitute
f by an earthquake disaster much great
er than that which befell the Ameri
q can city? With e. ~-c'' "'~~" IL
raised, Denison couid nave the creul
of being one of the very first to re
spond. The need is great and human
ity should extend beyond the borders
of ones country at such time. AL
> those in favor of the motion sa,
]. .sAYE''