The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Miss Anna Peterson visited friends
at West Side over Sunday.

q DenisOn shopper on last Friday.
Miss Agnes Mitchell of Vail is Wis
iting friends in Denison this week.
MISS Emma Lueck Of Arion is Wis
iting friends in the city this week.
Phil Schlumberger made business
trip to Omaha the fore part Of the
week.
Miss Fay Karterman of Ida Grove
was the guest of Miss Nell Cushman
over Sunday.
Miss Wetzel of Greenfield, Mo-. is
a guest of MISS Beatrice Kirkup in
Denison this week.
Mr.. Oscar Benecke of tie Balle-
Brodersen store visited friends in
Omaha over Sunday.
Mrs. James Hall of Dunlap is a
guest at the Andrew McCaffery home
in Denison this week.
Mrs. A. E. Lyman and daughter.
Rookh, of Vail we're Denison shoppers
the latter part of last week.
Miss Rose McHenry of Plain View.
Neb.. in Denison this week visiting
her sister, Mrs. P. T. Finn.
The male choir is again singing at
the BAPTIST church. Last Sunday
evening the music was excellent.
The Committee of One Hundred
meets next Tuesday evening to perfect
plans for Y. M C. A. organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dunhsm of Dun
lap were guests at the G. M. Jensen
home in West Denison over Sunday.
Mr.. Cliff Lister has accepted
position brakeman on the st. Paul
railroad. He will run between Des
Moines and Mason City.
The week of prayer was observed
by union services on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings at the
Presbyterian church
Mrs. Will Dixon left on Tuesday
for Corpus Christi, Texas, where she
will visit her muther, Mrs. Randall,
for month or two.
Miss Grace Schlumberger left on
Tuesday forenoon for Davenport,
Iowa. where she is teacher of music
at the St. katherine College.
Among those to remember the Re-
view this week was Mr.. Frank Lis
comb, for thirty-six years one of the
faithful and appreciative readers.
Like the rest of the Review family he
is mighty good man.
The Peerless Dye Works is now
nicely located in it's new quarters
on Main street. A large amount of
new machinery has been added and
the place is now prepared to turn
out the best possible work promptly.
The Catholic dance on Tuesday even
ing was a great success there being
over one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE num-
bers sold. The dance was held at the
Germania Opera House and supper
was served at twelve O'Clock at the
Merchants Hotel
The Misses Strahan are rejoicing in
a brand new Howard piano. which
they purchased through Mr.. Frank
Lister. Mr. Lister has proven
worthy successor of his father as an
expert tuner and has secured large
clientage in this and other cities of
this section.
Owing to the disability to our type
set-i.gg machine last week we faileo
20 note as to the Christmas exercises
at the Baptist church. This school
had fine tree. good exercises and
plenty of things the little ones liked.
In the evening after Christmas the
choir did itself proud with the music
The old time friends of Fred Strong
and wife have been pleased to see
their son. Fred, here on visit He
is strong manly fellow and is receiv-
ing warm welcome from relatives
and friends. His parents are now
near Virgil, S. D.. and have done
we'll by the move to the new country.
We regret to learn that Mr.. jerome
Blackman is seriously i'll at his home
west of Denis son. Mr. Blackman is
one of the G. A. R. men of whom SO
few are left and we trust that he may
be SCARED for many years. AS he had
decided to give up farming before he
was taken ill his sons will conduct for
him the sale which is advertised in
a0other column.
The Collateral Inheritance Tax APP
nraisers we're busy yesterday apprais
ing the Esau McKim estate, which
was Inadvertently overlookedssin 1901.
That portion of the estate not coming
TO his widow is subject to tax of 5