The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03
Mrs. E. Phelan of Omaha spent
Sunday with her sisters in Denison.

pack COMBS at the Racket Store.
G. W. Laing left Wednesday for
Artesia. N. NJ, where he will make
his future home.
Mrs. A. N. Galland and little daugh-
ter of Deloit spent Monday in Denison
attending to some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James are hav-
ing the pleasure of visit from their
daughter. Mrs. Morton. of Fort
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wespfhaler came
from Pierce. Neb.. on Monday for u
visits with Mr.. R. Pranske's family
who live near Denison.
Does your flour fail you this cold
weather? If it does, use Morning
Glory, always reliable. sl.5O per
sack. j. B. Lyon.
H. B. johnson of Union township
came up from home by the North
western route Tuesday called here on
business affairs.
Mrs. Edith Burk Ainwsorth has
been seriously ill for the past month.
When she is sufficiently recovered
she will 20 to Utah for her health.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Slater are rendering them congratu-
lations on the birth at their home of a
daughter on Thursday. Jan. 81.
Mr.. Bert McCord from near Arion
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bixler of Centerville. S. D., were in
Denison on Tuesday seeing the town.
H. Koenekamp went to his farm
near Dow City Monday to attend to
putting up the windmill which had
been blown down in the recent storm.
Mrs. S. J. Wagner returned last
week from Kingfsher. Okla. made a
short visit at the home of Mrs. II. S.
Gulick and left on Tuesday for a Wis.,
it with her daughter at Glidden.
Denison friends were delighted to
see w. S. Moore of Manila in Deni-
son once more. He. is looking rather
thin. but reports that he feels himself
on the road to better health than
ever.
Miss Iva Smith returned on Tues
day to her home in Fonda, after a
number of weeks stay with Denison
relatives and friends, who would be
glad to have her remain here all the
time.
Rev. c. E. LaReau went to Ellis
on Wednesday on the pleasant call te
tie the knot at wedding. Miss
Anna Buesing was passenger fol
Ellis. She was enroute for the same
wedding.
The party scheduled to be given by
the young ladies of the Catholic
church on last Friday evening was
postponed on account of the blizzard
The party will be given on next Tues.
day evening.
From California comes word thai
on account of flood Mr.. Chas. Tabor
and party were unable to reach Santa
Barbara and have gone to San Diego.
Mr.. Tabor writes that he is greatly
improved by the change
D. O. Spencer. who has been work.
ing the enlarged photo deal in Iowa
has moved to Kansas City and viii,
operate in Kansas and Oklahoma
Mrs. Spencer and children left for
Kansas City on TUESDAY.
Rev. A. G. Gauger was in Deni
son and filled his former pulpit at tn,
German Methodist church on Sunda,
holding quarterly meeting. 1t was .
great pleasure for his many friend
to see and hear him again.
Is is reported that during his re-
cent Denison visit the home of j. w.
Campbell at Des Moines was burglar
lied and that the thieves succeeded ir
getting away with some rich loot il
the shape of sterling silver and othe,
articles of value.
Two we'll known young people were
down from Boyer Wednesday ar,
going to the Presbyterian manse wer,
married at II a. m. by Rev. DePree
They were George Maynard and Miss
Angie j.. Schwartz. Our Bower letter
next week will give a FILL account Of
the affair.
From the Omaha papers we note
an announcement of the wedding O,
Mrs. Edith Garrison and Mr.. Sells o.
Logan, Iowa. Mr.. Sells is in tn.
implement business. Mrs. Sells is
we'll known in Denison and her many
friends wish her great happiness in
her new relation.
Mr.. Emil Stegeman of Buck Groy,
| and Miss Sana Mnnat of Manilla war,