The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-24

B. j. Sibbert spent Saturday in
West Side.
Miss Clara Servoss Sundayed with
her sister in Woodbine.
Good warm gloves and mittens for
sale by Nelson, the Harness Man.
Niehtwatch Lew Baer is again on
duty, after week off on account
of illness.
Don't hold off your buying until
the last moment, buy early and get q
good choice. The Racket Store.
Happy Theobald, Jack O'Hare,
Miss Mae Weiss and Miss Ethel Howell
made up jolly party to visit Omaha
on Sunday.
Miss Irene Wells of Santa Barbara.
Cal. resumed her western journey on
Tuesday, after few days visit at
the Chas. Tabor home.
M. E. Jones and wife are in receipt
of word that daughter was born to
Adelbert Jones and wife at their
home in Valparaiso. Ind.
A. j. Gary returned from Boone
Tuesday. He will be in time to tell
the business men of Denison some-
thing about paving tonight.
Miss Minna Lehfeldt left last week
for western trip. She will visit in
Montana. Washington and Oregon
and then spend the balance of the
winter in California.
We understand that Miss Beatrice
Kirkup has resigned her position in
the schools of Manila and will re.
turn to Denison for good, or rather
for better or for worse.
MIR. 1. C. Stephens of Montrose,
Iowa, visited in Denison few days
this week at the home of his broth
er. George w.. being on his way hume
from several weeks sojourn in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Henderson Of
Kenwood are rejoicing over the birth
of twin boys on Friday. Nov. 10Th
Many friends join in congratulations
over the advent Of these young repub.
licans.
Mrs. Anna Johannson of Paradise
township had an operation performed
al the Denison Hospital Nov. 49,
We are glad to report that the opera.
ton was very successful and the pa
tient is making good recovery.
The Boyer Valley Poultry Associa
tion will hold its fifth poultry show Al
Dunlap Dec. II 81. 1909. Georg,
D. Holden has been secured as Judge
Good cash prizes are offered. Writ,
to E. R. CALDWELL, S.c'y at Dunlap
Iowa, for premium list.
Wanda Enos and her Girls were a.
the opera house in Denison Monda,
evening. Every number was frs
class and those attending were in M
way disappointed. Wanda Enos i
certainly an artist on the violin
She won unstinted praise from all.
The marriage licenses issued dur
ing the past week are as follows
Nov. IL. S. N. Fritz and Pear
Bohan; Nov. 10, Ropt. E. Cavet
and Cecil M. Quade; Nov. 10, E. G
Nordine and Lille Flodine; Nov. %
Thomas L. McAndrews and Luc
Fitzpatrick.
We understand that I. j. Kell
is closing out his store at Jefferson
Mr.. Kelly has been enormously sue
cessful with his shoe stores but h
tells US that he is going to close som
of them out rather than to keep u
the killing pace at which he has bee
working for the past year.
Four applicants to fill the vacanc
caused by the resignation of Dwigh
Partridge as r. F. D. carrier No !
took the civil service examination be
fore the county secretary. E. Kemp
on Saturday. The applicants wer
Edw. Blackman. Thos. Clinton, w
E Cole and jerome Slecta.
The tragic death of Congressma
De Almond, who with his littl
grandson was burned to death on Tues
day morning at their home in Butler
Mo-, will cast gloom over the open
ing of Congress. De Almond wa
one of the brainiest men the democrat
had in either branch of the Congress
Mrs. Scott Wheeler left the first g
the week for Valentine, Neb Ate
visit here she will 10 direct I
their new home at Maxwell. MI
Wheeler expects to get done PACK
ing and 10 leave for Maxwell o
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheels
have been worthy citizens Of DEM
son for many years and they wi
be sadly missed by many friends.