The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-20


Denison on Monday.
Miss Odefy and her sister went to
Dow City on Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Polzicn of Buck Grove
was in Denison on Monday.
Mr.. C. F. Kuehnle was business
caller at Des Moines last Monday.
Mr.. John Kepford of Buck Grove
was Denisen visitor on Monday.
Mr.. Herman Koenekamp made
pleasure trip to Dow City on Mon
day.
Mrs. Belfay has been spending
the past week at home in St. An
thony. Iowa.
Miss Laura Ellison went to Earl
ing Saturday to spend few days
with her parents.
Miss Jenna Strain came home
from Dow City to enjoy Sunday
with the home folks.
Miss Blanche Landaker of Dunlap
came Friday to spend few days with
her friend. Mrs. Jensen.
Hans Sibbert arrived Friday from
Montana and will spend short time
visiting Denison friends.
Mr.. G. F. North and Mr.. F. w.
Evers each shipped carload of fat
cattle to Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Marie Naeve
were initiated as members of the P.
d. o. on Friday evening"
Mrs. E. H. Wood and daughter,
Mrs. Woodruff. returned Monday from
a most enjoyable visit at Dewitt,
Iowa.
LOST A bunch of five keys near
Broadway and Main St. Finder
please leave the same at The Boys
store.
Postmaster A. E. Schultz of
Schleswig was in Denison on Satur-
day and made a call among his
friends.
There was quite fall of snow
on Friday last just in time for the
boys to enjoy it on the Saturday
holiday.
Miss Cruzan had the pleasure OF
entertaining her friend, Miss Dora
Ellison, from Dunlap over Saturday
and Sunday.
The Nelson Hotel has an indepen-
dent bus line. Telephone order tc
call at your home for passengers.
Charges moderate and good service.
Mrs. Allen of Dedham, Iowa. is
making a short visit with her friend
Mrs. Arens. She came in time to at
tend thu installation of officers of the
Daughters of Rebekah.
There will be a dance at the
Germania opera house on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 26. to begin after the
moving picture show. Good must,
and proper management.
Mrs. Frank Woolson and her moth
er accompanied by George Fullick O
Clinton, Iowa, came to Denison Thurs.
day morning to spend few days will
the r. A. Romans household.
Rev. LaReau of the Baptist church
went to Atlantic Monday. where he i.
assisting the pastor with reviva
meetings. He is man very en-
thusiastic in such work and will
put all his strength into the meet
ings. He returns to Denison anc
will fill his pulpit as usual mex
Sunday
There was quite scattering of the
R. A. Romans family on Monday
Mrs. Romans and Beth left for Ogdel
Springs. Utah. where Mrs. Roman.
expects to spend soue weeks re,
cuperating and then they will go OF
to the coast and visit Harold. Mr.
Romans went to Kansas City las
week. Warren, Alice and Gertrude
will find home at w. j. SERVERS
during their parents absence.
Great JOY turned to mourning il
the late history of the home of Mr.
Edgar Jackson of South Omaha. Or
Sunday, Jan. 10. boy was born tt
his home, where it would have ha,
loving care. Its life was but short
span, for the little life went out OF
Wednesday to the sorrow of the par
ents. Mr.. Jackson brought the cas-
ket to Denison for burial on Thurs
day. The relatives of the famil,
gathered here. bringing flowers and
the babe was laid away by the grand.
parents on the hill. The friends ar,
certainly sorry indeed for Mr.. lack
son and his dear wife in their disap
pointment and loss.