The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-27

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Thursday afternoon.
Business CALLED P. w. Harding to
Charter Oak on Friday.
VIM. Slavery was passenger for
Deloit Saturday morning.
Watch the Racket Store windows
for specials.
VIM. Meyer of Mapleton was a
Denison visitor on Tuesday.
c. A. Kullberg of Boyer was a
Saturday caller in Denison.
FOR RENTING barn at j. 3.
Romans house. Romans Bros.
Mr.. C. H. Rramley and daughter,
Isabel. from near Arion spent Satur-
day in Denison.
Mrs. Ella Ivens Sage writes US to
change her Review from Presho, S,
D., to Manila.
Lydia Belle Kuehnle went to Sioux
City to spend Sunday with her uncle,
E. c. Laub's family.
The Iowa picnic for southern Cali
fornia is to take place at Los Angeles
on Monday, Feb. 22nd.
Miss May Wiese returned Thursday
from a weeks visit at her home in
Manning and is back at her work in
the store.
WANTED-to buy a lot with four
or five roomed cottage and barn. not
over 81. 900. Mamie Powers. Phone
16B. 4-1pd
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nurse of Dun
lap were in Denison Saturday enjoy
ing the fine weather and attending to
some business matters.
Mrs. Ella Robbins and son Of Dun
lap spent Saturday in Denlson and
took in some of the bargains our
stores are offering now.
W. w. Cook is now proprietor of
the Hotel LIE Grand at York, Neb.,
and commercial travellers tell US he
is running an excellent hostelry.
The Nelson Hotel has an indepen-
dent bus line. Telephone order to
call at your home for passengers.
Charges moderate and good service.
Mr.. Scott Wheeler left Saturday
to go to Maxwell, Iowa, for a visit
with her son, Ansel. and his wife.
She expects to go to Des Moines, too,
before returning home.
Miss Ellison, who has been making
her home for some time with Mrs,
Joe Ward, left on Saturday to join
her parents. who live on farm in
the neighborhood of Dunlap.
Prof. W. c. VanNess, Prof. E. W.
Fellows. Co Supt. F. w. Hoffman
and Miss Retta VanNess and Hubert
VanNess were party of Denisonites,
who went to Deloit Saturday to at
tend the teachers meeting held in
that place.
Mrs. Emily Tubbs of Maquoketa.
Ia, and her daughter, Miss Mary
Tubbs, teacher at Wall Lake, spent
few days in Denison at the home of
their cousin, Mrs. j. w. Smith.
They left for home on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. w. S. Christie returned home
to Denison on Saturday, after an ex-
tended trip. During her eleven
weeks absence she visited sister in
Cleveland. Ohio, and another in Chi
cago and a brother in Boone. Iowa.
1t goes without saying that she had
good time.
Senator Bailey of Texas has made a
stirring appeal for the American
horse as opposed to the automobile.
Perhaps the senator thinks he can
thus fool his constituents into think
ing that he has gone back on the
Standard Oil Co. in discouraging
the use of gasoline.
In spite of the unfavorable weather
goodly company of the members of
the Current Event Club and their
guests assembled in the club room on
last Wednesday evening. A program
had been arranged by Mrs. Penney
and Mrs. Lou Martin and was rendered.
Piano Solo-Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon.
Vocal Solo-Miss Hazel Nash.
Harp Solo. v. Barborka.
Reading-Mrs. C. M. Jensen.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. McConnaughey.
Reading j. B. Romans.
Every number was enthusiastically
encored. After the program a con-
versation game. which had been ar
ranged by Mrs. Barber was enjoyed
by all, and so were the refreshments
which followed. which had been pre-
pared by Mrs. A. M. Ainsworth, Mrs.