The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-01
Ask Mr.. Lally about the tooth

| Ask Mr.. Lally about the tooth
paste.
Mrs. j. H. Mahoney has returned
from Omaha much improved in health.
Mrs. Chas. Bollen is reported as
suffering from slight attack of APP
pendicitus.
Miss Luella Cole returns on Satur-
day to her school at Oelwein after a
delightful visit at home.
Harry Winstrom and Miss Lillian
Winstrom of Newmans Grove were
guests at the Gus Heiden home this
week.
Miss Margaret Boettger left on
Monday for Kenwood. where she will
spend several weeks visiting her
brother. Fred.
Frederick Louis Meyers gave a
party to number of his little boy
friends on New Year Day although
the party was in honor of his eighth
birthday.
In the case of the Electric Light
Co. against the city for erroneous as
sessment. Judge Church has handed
down decision granting the Light
Co. the relief asked for.
The Fairmont Creamery remember
ed a number of people with bricks of
splendid ice cream on Christmas even
ing. 1t came in just right for the
Christmas evening lunch. and was de-
licious.
4 Will Hanna. fresh from the ould
sod arrived in Denison last week and
is assisting his brother in his barber
shop. He is bright young lad and
will doubtless do we'll in his new
home
The familiar face and figure of DR..
j. |. Gibson was seen in town for a
dav or two this week. He met with
most cordial reception from his host
of old friends. He is on the road with
his headquarters at Des Moines.
DIR. R. L. Osborne of Harlan came
to Denison last week and this week
underwent an operation for Appendix
citus at the Denison Hospital. The
operation was entirely successful and
it is thought that DR.. Osborne will
soon be about again.
Mr.. j. Sims has severed his con-
nection with the firm of Sims anc
Killpack of Council Bluffs and will
give his entire time to the practice
in Denison in the future. 1t is
thought that Mr.. Sims will eventually
move his family to Denison. He is
an able lawyer and will make a val
liable citizen of Denison.
Hon. j. P. Conner left on Wednes
day morning for Washington. Hi
stay at home was brief and busy S,
that his friends hardly had time t,
visit with him. He believes that thu
: outlook for his denomination. judging
from the many kind assurances of sup.
port he has received from all parts OF
the district. is good and he returns tt
Washington feeling that he enjoys the
full confidence of his constituents.
A Christmas goose arrived in oul
midst early on the morning before
Christmas. This is the Second veal
that kindly Santa has left goose
at the editorial doorstep and nexr
year we are going to sit up all night
and thank him in person. Up t.
date he has preserved his incog. anc
we can only extend thanks. "Te
whom it may concern Later il
the week Judge Conner. the Gulicks
and the Vosses helped US dispose Of
our gift.
The S. S. C. had very fine pro
gram and a most enjoyable evening i,
the club rooms last Tuesday night.
Leap year was the subject Of
sketch by Miss Thuresson, Miss Lally
played and Miss Lille Raine sang.
Every member was invited to write :
proposal and after they had been rea,
the judges. Mrs Mcmahon. Mis-
Clark and Miss Strain gave the priz
to Miss Kate Schumacher. Miss Mari,
Mathews. Miss Clark and Miss Bell,
Marshall were the out of town guests