The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
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friends.
Miss Willetta Strahan returned OF
Monday from two weeks visit will
relatives at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Mary Lewis, of South Omaha
is expected in Denison the latter par
of the week for visit at the Jane!
Armstrong home.
Miss Mabel Kelly returned the fore
part of the week from Abba, where
she visited friends and relatives fol
the past two weeks.
Ira Gilmore made the Review office
a pleasant call Tuesday. Mr.. Gilmore
shipped a load of cattle to Omaha
Monday and tells us that he found the
market good.
Mr. F. L. Hoffman, ex-county super
intendent, was called to Cushing the
fore part of the week on account OF
the serious illness of his sister, Mrs
Emma Gary-Goodrich.
A Denison kid has evolved the rea.
son why the mails are late. He says
that during these blizzardy days the
trains are obliged to get behind the
schedule to keep the wind off.
Miss Ethel Gulick returned to JEFF
ferson Sunday evening to resume her
duties as music teacher in the public
schools after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Gulick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breen, of Vail,
visited at the M. j. Burke home in
Denison Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Breen have been visiting friends and
relatives at points in northern Iowa
and were on their way home.
Mr.. B. F. Jones, of Seattle, WASH,
arrived in Denison Sunday for visit
with his sister, Mrs. O.. A. Patterson.
Mr.. Jones has been down east on a
business trip and stopped off on his
return home.
Chas. Johnson called at the Re
view office Tuesday and paid for the
Review for another year. Mr.. John
son has taken the Review for hum
Der of years and says it can't De beat
for county news.
w. w. Cushman was confined to his
home several days the fore part of the
week on account of sickness. We are
pleased to report that he is much bet
ter at present and is now able to be
up town to attend to his business.
The Misses Erma Naeve and Mar
garet McHenry returned Tuesday even
ing to Lake Forest, ILL.,, to resume
their school work at the university
there after spending the Christmas va
cation with their parents in Denison.
The Misses Marguerite Haugh,
Bland and IneZ Lally returned Mon
day to Dubuque, where they will re-
sumo their school work at Mt. ST..
Joseph's academy, after spending the
Christmas vacation with their parents
in Denison.
Friends of Mr.. Herman Logsdon, of
Dow City, will be pleased to learn that
he is greatly improved at present. Mr..
Logsdon has been suffering for some
time from blood poisoning and for a
time his friends had grave fears for
his recovery.
Mr.. Albert Ellis was down from Ellis
Monday transacting business and
calling on Denison friends. While in
the city he made the Review office a
pleasant call and extended his sub
scription to this parer for another
year. Mr.. Ellis tells us that they
could not get along with the Review.
Mrs. A. " Stepp sod out her mil
linery business the fore part of the
week to Mrs. A. Napieck, of Waverly
Iowa. Mrs. Stepp purchased the store
from the Sarachon Sisters about two
years ago and while here has made
many friends, who will be sorry to
learn that she will not continue the
business. Mrs. Napieck will take
charge OF the store next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Mote left on
Thursday evening for their home at
Kintyre, N. d., after an extended visit
at the George Naeve home. Word
came from them today that they
reached Kintyre Monday, two days
later than they should have arrived
there if the trains had been on time.
They had the experience of being held
up in snow drift on line out of
Fort Dodge for twenty hours.
A small blaze at the O'Shea home
two miles this side of Arion, caused
small amount of damage last Sunday
evening The fire was discovered by
Miss Julia O'Shea about $50 in the
evening and She at once notified her