The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-01
Read The Riverman.
CT voss is in Sioux City.

G l. VOss is in Sioux City.
Raymond Conner visited Manila
yesterday on business.
The city streets and country roads
are in terrible condition just now.
WANTED-A girl for general house
werk. Mrs. Hugo Gebert. 4s-1
Mr. and Mrs Fred vanderwall left
today for visit at Glenwood.
Miss Hattie Vanderwall of Chicago
has been in Denison this week visiting
her parents.
The Mystic Workers will have an
important meeting ut the Review hall
on next Monday evening.
Tom Curry of Geneva, Neb., is
visiting his parents and his many
friends in Denison this week.
Sixty thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale. A. G. Weeks,
City Marshall, Denison, Iowa. 47-4pd
You won't know that you are buy
ing an Edison monograph it you get
it on the installment plan. The Rack
ct Store.
DR. and Mrs R o McConnaughey
were delighted with an over Sunday
visit from Mr. and Mrs John Kelley
of Lake View.
Mr. and Mrs M A Penney left this
week for three months western trip.
They will visit in Oregon and then go
to southern California.
Attorneys j. P. Conner and P. j.
Klinker were in Council Bluffs yester-
day on business connected with the
VIM. Boyens' bankruptcy case.
Sam Stewart of Medina, N. D.. is
Wis ting Denison relatives this week.
He has been doing bit of Growing
on account of the wet weather we
have been having. 800
If you are thinking of getting the
family Xmas present stop in and
listen to a few Edison records and,
see what you think of an Edison
phonorgaph as present. The Rack
ct Store.
DR. l Gibson made Denison friends
brief call today. He reports that
Mrs. Gibson is we'll, that he is busy
and that Morine is doing finely in the
Des Moines high school. His visit
was entirely too short.
J S. Z. Gulick was down from West
Side Monday afternoon to hear the
lecture by DR.. Gunsaulus, but OF
course was disappointed. He made
the best of the situation by interview
ing his many friends and relatives
here.
Miss Emily Schneckloth was home
over Thanksgiving Day from her col.
lege work at Cedar Falls. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Spottswood were down from
West Side for family reunion. Miss
Emily returned to school Tuesday
morning.
: A small blaze started one night last
week in The Peerless establishment
The viligant nightwatch, Lew Baer,
discovered the fire. however, and pui
it out with no damage done. Had il
not been for Lew Baer the whole south
side of Broadway might we'll have
been destroyed. MIR. Baer has saved
Denison thousands of dollars by his
efficient service.
U. G. johnson writes q very i'm.
pertinent letter which we publish in
another column, questioning the Re.
views statement that he was the
founder of the Penelope Club. The
next thing we know U. G. will be be
taking exception to the Bulletin 4
statement that he was entertained 81
a dinner party given ut the hotel last
week. When man gets to CRITICS
ing the press he is up against it. Mr..
u G. johnson was the founder of the
Penelope Club. Mrs. johnson and Miss
/. Meyers started it. 30 tradi on says
but the real founder was U. G. HI
was SO grouchy at home that his wife
was driven to found club just al
some men are driven to drink. He
was so mean he would not let hi
wife eat an onion in the house, not {
single onion, go what could the poo
woman do but start club? The re-
sponsibility cannot be shirked ant
heaping insults on the club does no
change matters. The truth is u. G
is jealous of the attentions shown hi
better half and it is currently reporte
that he bribed the society editors O
both papers to leave out the IS" i
their notes laat week 80 that he Nigh
get the glory.