The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-24
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Mrs. William Jepsen, of Deloit, was
visiting friends in Denison Monday.
Mrs. S. Fox, of Dow City was a
pleasant caller in the city on Tuesday.
L. Clauson, of Kiron, was pleasant
county seat business caller on Friday
Miss Helen Hayes was up from Dow
City over Sunday visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Hayes.
Mr.. John T. Harrigan, of Dunlap,
was in the city Tuesday, transacting
business and calling on Denison
friends.
Mrs. NJ Brockman and daughter,
Mary, of West Side, arrived in the
city last Thursday for a weeks visit
lat the August kuse1 home.
Miss Ada Daniels leaves tomorrow
for Ida Grove where she will spend
several days visiting friends and at
tending the Scotch festival.
Miss Nora Barley left Tuesday for
Fort Dodge where she will attend the
wedding of her brother which we
understand is to take place today.
Mr.. A. F.. Arff was down from Sch.
leswig on Tuesday buying supplies
for restaurant which we understand
he will open up in the near future.
Hugh Nash, of Redfield, S. D., sur
prised his many Denison friends last
Friday by dropping in on them for a
visit. He will remain here for week
or ten days before returning to Red
field.
Mr.. c. A. Randall left on Saturday
for Berry, Mont, after spending a
month in Denison visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Randall Mr. Ran
dali has a large ranch near Berry,
Mont.
Mrs. j. Cox, who has been visiting
at the r. l.. Hill home for the past
week, returned to her home at Cedar
Falls Friday. Mrs. Hill returned with
her and will visit at Cedar Falls for
two or three weeks.
The Northwestern passenger sta
ton recently underwent a thorough
overhauling and now presents a fine
appearance. The interior of the
building was redecorated and all the
woodwork newly vanished.
We wonder if there is a newspaper
trust pushing up the price of Sunday
newspapers. For the first time in the
cents is charged for Chicago Sunday
papers at the news stands in the city.
Miss Laura Motfitt, of Buck Grove,
has accepted a position in the Geo.
Menagh & Co. store, and arrived last
Monday to fill the position. Miss
Moftitt graduated from the Denison
Normal and Business College two
years ago.
Mr.. Lyle Hubbard, a son of Con-
gresham e. H. Hubbard of Sioux City
was in Denison on Monday and Tues
day on legal business. In speaking
of the candidates coming out against
his father for the nomination he said
he did not know but it was a good
thing, it would stir his father up.
Miss Nell Vail, of Baltimore Md,
arrived in the city Saturday for visit
at the George McHenry home Miss
Katherine VAIL, who has been visit
ing at the McHenry home since New
Years, accompanied her sister to
Columbus, Neb., Sunday evening, at
which place they will visit relatives
for some time. @r
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Childress, OF
day. Mr. Childress took advantage Of
the occasion and called at the Review
office and took safety match box
home with him. r. He says the recent
cold weather was tie most severe he
ever experienced-in ,shoveling over
his corn when feeding his stock found
any number of rats and mice frozen
stiff. Mr. Childress lives on the mail
route out of Deloit and notwithstand-
ing the badly drifted roads he only
missed his carrier one day.
In another column of this issue will
be seen a notice of assignment of
George B. Smith, of the Corner Book
Store. Mr.. E. o. Them has been APP
pointed receiver and has now assum-
ed charge of the book store We re-
greet the failure Of Mr. Smith to make
success of the business and are in
clined to believe that his trouble
came from a want of devotion to the
"details Of hiS huSinoSS Tho man who