The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03
What $ well begun
is half done. Do
your half by visit
ing us for y o ur
photographs. We
will attend to the
other half. /:
FERGUsoN's

Mrs. A. L. Strong has returned
from her visit at Gibbon, Neb.
FOR RENT-The barn at j. 3.
Romans house. Romans Bros.
Have your mirrors resilvered while
you wait at John Fastje's. Aft
Miss Anna Bierl from near Manning
was in Denison on Monday attending
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Steenhurg left
for home on Thursday noon and thus
escaped the bowling blizzard.
Mrs. E. l.. Crippen returned Thurs
day from an enjoyable round of visits
and sightseeing in Ames and Chicago.
Mrs. Emma Bellefeuille, trained
nurse, ZIG N. Locust st. C. c..
Phone No. 1872. 4-2
Mrs. Hugh McWilliams returned
Thursday from Woobdine. She re-
ports her mother as being on the 70 ad
to recovery.
Do not make any other plans for
Friday. February IL, but to attend
the exercises in the evening to honor
the memory of Abraham Lincoln.
Assessor D. L. Boynton can now
be seen with his canvass sack on his
shoulder. placing the valuation on
Denison property, land and personal.
DR.. Weber asks all who have an
Eye or Ear trouble to call at Nelson
House on Thursday. Feb. 4, and have
a free Examination.
The Misses Libbie and Kate Friend
and Sarah and Marie Welsh were a
party of four that came from Vail
on Monday for round Of shopping
in our Denison stores.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson returned
Thursday from her visit at Aberdeen.
She reports that she entirely surprised
her daughter, Mrs. Smith, and that
her whole stay was most enjoyable.
j. o. Booth of Omaha has re-
turned to benson to re-enter the
employ of w. w. Furguson whose
photograph business has increased to
such dimensions as to demand an as
sistant.
AS Rev. Senseney will be absent
from the city next Sunday it is prob
able there will be no preaching ser
vices at the Methodist church Sunday.
In the evening the Epworth League
will give program.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Bolton
drove to Charter Oak on Tuesday
evening. Jan. 26, to install the officers
of the Rebekah lodge in that place.
They report a fine meeting. They
found the roads in much better shape
than they expected and the ride quite
enjoyable
Mr.. A. L. Hart was in Denison
Monday. He reports that his wife
who is now at Prescott, Arizona. is
feeling much improved in health.
She has gained three pounds in weight
and does not cough so much. This
will be good news to her friends in
Denison.
The 'Pumpkin Vine'' brought
down from Deloit on Monday morning
some fifty passengers to Denisou. 1t
was the first day of court and the best
chance for jurymen and witnesses to
get to the county seat from that d.
rection. The johnson appeal suit
called many witnesses for both sides.
We we're pleased indeed to receive
a call this week from Mr.. O'Conne1
late of East Boyer township who
moved to Kansas City and went into
the railroad work as an expert car re-
pairer. He has been back for two
weeks visiting his many friends and
relatives. Mr.. O'Conner says he
likes his work but expects some day
to go back to farming. All hope it
will be in Crawford county.
Mrs. Van Ness fortunately escaped
serious bodily injury, if not worse,
on Thursday evening. She wa it.
ting in her room during the storm
when after an especially strong gust
of wind. down fell the plaster from
the larger part Of the ceiling. A
large piece of plaster stood up against
the chair in front Of Mrs. Van Ness,
but luckily none of the debris fell on
her. Those who rushed to the scene
called by the crash. were happy to
find her unframed. contrary to their
expectation.