The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-15

Go carts at Fastje's.
Woodward's candies handled ex-
clusively at the Oxford. 41tf
Headquarters for Xmas Perfumes
at Schlumberger's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Nettie Schuyler returned to
her home in Sioux City last week.
| Mrs. Garrett and family have
left Denison for Minnesota.
Mr.. Louis Romans and family will
spend the winter in California.
Mr.. Ed. Messenb1ink spent Sunday
in Denison.
We understand that AL Roberts
has moved to Fonda. closing his shoe
shop on Broadway.
Misses Rose Clarke and Marguerite
Haugh spent Saturday in Vail.
The Catholic Order of Foresters
will install officers at their regular
meeting in January.
Mrs. T. j. Kelly and Mrs. Alfred
Wright spent couple of days in
Omaha last week.
Rev. M. j. Farrelly entertained
the Catholic choir at the Merchants
Hotel for dinner Sunday.
Miss Ruth Cole has been confined
to the house for the past two weeks
suffering severely from two abcesses
in the throat.
Roscoe Dixon is back from Hitch
cock, S. D for winters visit with
friends and relatives. He says he
likes S,uth Dakota "ine'' and he
looks the part.
| Fred Schroeder's sale of thorough
bred Polled Durham's takes place on
January 22nd not Dec. 22nd as stated
in our recent issue. This sale will
afford fine opportunity to farmers
wishing to improve their herds. Bear
the date in mind.
4 w. T. Marshall has now nearly
completed his contract of plastering
the Saggau block and expects soon to
90 to Woodbine. where he has con-
tract to plaster the library building
and the school house.
The Review wishes no controversy
but in justice to itself it would say
that it's information concerning the
incipient fire on Broadway the first of
the month was received from Night
watch Baer who since affirms that the
Reviews statement was not exagger-
ated.
Jos. Mills of Amherst. Neb.,
dropped in on Denison friends for
brief visit last week. He tells US
that his family are all we'll, that he
likes Nebraska and that business was
good with them until the Indictment
weather closed down on things. Joe
is looking we'll and sends greeting to
all the friends he did not get chance
J to see on his brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. SERVER
, and the Misses SERVER will tender the
young people of Denison one of the
most delightful social evenings they
ever enjoyed next New Years. Eve.
Ye 0lde Year will be danced out with
flying feet at the opera holse and Ye
j. Newe will be greeted with a mid
night repast served at the SERVER
home.
Mr.. Fred Smith of Boyer spent to-
day in Deniscn. Mr.. Smith had to
come by rail as his only horse is an
automobile and it balks at the roads.
Mrs. ]. H. Mueller and Mrs. j. F.
Wulf of Boyer were Denison visitors
today.
The Hotel Denison turned new
page in its history last week when
occurred the first birth within its por-
, tai. A charming little daughter was
born on Thursday, Dec 9th. to Mr..
! and Mrs. Rex Smith. Many friends
extend congratulations.
On Friday night the heating plant
underneath the water tank at the Hill
nois Central station took fire. AL
t though there was eight feet of water
, in the tank it was not available for
putting out the fire and the blaze had
such Roadway when discovered that
a the fire companies could not effect
much. AS there was no building near
the fire could not spread. 1t made .
sp sctacular blaze and it was not until
e three o'clock in the morning that the
q supports gave way and the big tank
came dowa with crash the water de-
llugeing the flames.