The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-08
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A fcee sou veuir to every house wife,
for particulars see Bartcher & Ewall's
Ad.
Miss Alice Meyer of Sioux City was
the guest Of Miss Alys Knaul last
week.
Miss Grace Woods was here from
Cedar Rapids visiting her parents
over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Ferrell returned on
Saturday from weeks visit with
friends at Boone.
Mrs. Wood Of Greenfield. Iowa,
visited her daughter, MISS Wood, in
Denison last week.
Miss Ella Bannick Of Wilton, Iowa,
10 in Denison this week visiting her
cousin, Miss Lille Miller.
Mr.. Davis, attorney for the c. &
N. w., Of Des Moines, was in Deni
son on Friday transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Barrett of
Dunlap are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon, in Denison
this week.
DR.. Earnest Wray Onea:. Denison
Lecture Course, Dec. 18th. Seats ON
sale Monday, the 18th, at o'clock
Opera House box office.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson returned
to their home at Chintook. Mont.
on Monday after q pleasant visit
with Denison friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Rowher returned on Sat-
urday from Ames. where she has been
visiting her son, Alfred, who is at
tending the State Agriculture College.
II think the Review is az good
. county paper as have ever
read. This is the testimony of
A. 81. Jansen of Crofton, Neb., as
he RENTS for his favorite paper.
Miss Fanchon Bamford returned
on Sunday from Nevada. Iowa. where
she has been located since last fall.
Miss Bamford is now home for the
winter. She will return to Nevada
for the spring season.
The frost can be kept from the dis
play windows of the Denison mer-
chants if they will put an electric fan
in the window so that it blows on the
glass. Mr.. Barborka has tried this
and it seems to work very we'll.
w. b. Wilroth writes US from
!, Bonanza, Wyoming, that he expects
to return TO Denison by the last OF
\ this week and that he will make this
v city his home. His letter seems tt
AZ Indicate that Denison is Bonanzs
4 enough for him.
F. S. Lyon and wife of Grand
Rapisd. Michigan, are visiting with
his brother, j. B. Lyon. this week.
Mr.. Lyon is a conductor on the Pere
Marquette, raw ng been in the serv.
ice of that company continuously To-
thirty two years.
Scott McKim has been having {
mighty hard time hauling the mails
lately. The trains have been late
the roads fearful and the MALL
heavy. On Friday morning there
were nineteen sacks OF mail received
and with the bad roads two trip
were necessary. On Thursday owe
a ton of matt was handled in and ou
of the Denisen Office. The govern
ment should pay more for this mes
senQer service go that man coul
afford to keep two horses on the jol
during such seasons as this.
A telegram was received by Deni
son relatives last Friday announcing
the death Of Miss Winona McCormic
at her home in Kansas City. Ac
companied by the only survivinl
members Of the family. Moulton an
Miss Agnes, the remains arrived a
Denison ON the noon train on Satur
day and were laid to rest in Elmwoo
cemetery by the side of the parent
and sister. Carrie. Winona McCor
mick was born in Denison abou
forty years ago and grew to youn
motherhood here attending the publ
.chooia and WAS girl dearly love