The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17
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j. H. Tamm transacted business in
Omaha last Saturday.
Nothing but Booths Extra Select
oysters used at the Oxford. 4ltf
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Woolston were
DeHison visitors Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. cambridge of Council Bluffs is
guests of her brother. Mr.. Jacob
Sims.
Miss Irene Wells of Santa Bar
bara. CAL, is theguest of Mr.. Chas.
Tabor.
Mrs. E. W. Fellows will return
from Chicago about the first Of De-
cember.
Mr.. R. L. Hill has gone for a trip
to Idaho, and his wife is visiting
friends in the eastern part of the
state.
Your Xmas present troubles will
soon be over if you visit the Book
Store early and get your pick of the
fine things to be on display there.
It is the plan of Rev. Senseney to
have the admission of new members
on next Sunday morning. Over forty
have been endorsed for membership by
the official board
Rev. Schoenleben of the German
Methodist church goes to New York
next week where he will meet his
wife,. who! with her infants is COM
ing to make her home in America.
The family will be accorded warm
welcome by the Getman Methotlists
of the city upon their arrival here.
The displays in tie show window of
Bartcher & Ewall have been attract
j, ing considerable attention the last few
weeks, this week they are displaying
the famous Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
These young merchants are enterpris-
ing and up-to-date and believe j
keeping their goods before the public.
Russell Norman writes Denison
friends from Los Angeles. CAL, that
he is having fine time, that he
met Henry Harthun and that the two
have seen every thing worth seeing
in southern California. We under
stand that Henry Harthun is about tc
set sail for a sightseeing tour in
China. Henry is capable young
man and he is certainly seeing the
world while he is about it
A delightful trinket shower was
given at the home of Mrs ALFRED
Wright on Monday evening in honor
of Miss Maude Quade. The gifts were
many and dainty refreshments were
served on the same HEARTFELT plan
all hearts, they even got the frozel
heart when they served the ice cream
Twenty-seven young ladies enjoyed
Mrs. Wright's hospitality and gave t
their friend, Miss Quade. an evening
which she will long remember.
Rev. j. Jas. DePree and famil!
will leave next Monday for two
weeks visit at the Rev. DePree's oil
home at Sioux Center. Iowa. TIL
: worthy pastor will return. however
! to preach the annual union Thanks
giving sermon. He will also offciat
4 at the McNeal- McPeek wedding whicl
will occur on Thanksgiving Day. o
r Sunday, Nov. 28th. the pulpit of tn
First Presbyterian church will be file
by Rev. r D. Echlin of the Secon
+ Presbyterian church of Sioux City.
With view to choosing three pupil
to represent the Denison school in
!, debating contest with soma neighbor
/ ing high school,, there was contes
i last Friday afternoon. The Judges
\ Pastors Senseney. DePree and La
| Reau. MIR. Lally and Mr.. George Nj
| Henry chose Charles Helsley, Sybi
4 Woodruff and Ethel Cook. The qnes
Il ton debated was that of the advisa
\ bility Of cities adopting the commits
4 sion plan of government. Two of tn
4 successful ones upheld the affirmative
| and one the negative There no
wait to be challenged to debate tn
| same question, and then their re,
| work will begin. For the honor q
1 Denison they will feel they must leav
/ no source of information unlocked fl
) to maintain their side of the debate