The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-15
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Jacob Weiss left Sunday evening
for Chicago, accompanying four dou
BILE deck loads of sheep.
VIM. Rath, Jr. left Saturday even
ing for Norfolk, N. D., to resume his
work in shoe store there after hay
ing spent the holidays with his par
ents in Denison.
Mr.. Fitch, manager OF the Doud
Milling company is feeling quite jub-
liant over the fact that Fidelity
flour was used by Mrs. c. M. Jensen
in her prize winning bread at the re-
cent short course.
! Pierre Schlumberger has been in
Dow City the past week taking charge
of the Anderson drug store while Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are away on a
visit. He expects to return home the
last of the week.
Mrs. C. D. Evans, of Columbus,
Neb, is in Denison visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George McHenry. George
McHenry, Jr., who has been visiting
his grandparents at Columbus since
the holidays, returned with her.
Rev. H. J. Buxton, who has been
spending the holidays with his fam.
lily at Alliance, Ohio, will conduct
services at the Episcopal church on
Friday evening of this week and also
on Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Mrs. N. E. Westcott, of Omaha, was
in Denison Monday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Westcott reports that her faith
er, Mr.. N. J. Wheeler, is not recover
ing as fast as had been hoped while
in Omaha, and grave fears for his
recovery are felt.
A crowd of young people gathered
at the VIM. Mcbride home last week
Wednesday evening and spent most
delightful evening. Cards and music
were the amusements of the evening,
to say nothing of the good things to
eat that the hostess served to the
happy gusts.
The Misses Enid and Erma Shaw, OF
Merton, Pa, are expected in Denlson
next week for an extended visit with
their aunt, Mrs. E. Gulick. The Miss
es Shaw have not made. a visit to
Denison for several years and their
many friends here will be delighted
to see them.
Mrs. Phil Schlumberger and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace, were in Dow City
Monday afternoon, where Miss Schlum
berger is training choir of fifty
voices. We understand that they will
give recital at Dow City soon, which
will be followed by one in Deniscn
some time in February.
Joe Monaghan, deputy clerk, re-
turned Friday from Ottumwa, where
he had been called on account OF the
sudden illness of his sister, Mrs. Nc
Evoy. His sisters, Miss Agnes Mon
Afghan and Mrs Geo. Dieter, OF Vail
accompanied him to Ottumwa, and
will remain for a short visit. Mrs.
McEvoy is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Sibbert and son
are expected home from California
Thursday evening, where they have
been visiting friends and relatives the
past month. They were called back
on account of the illness of Mrs. Sib
bert's mother, Mrs. Carl GrOnau, who
was operated on in Chicago last Sat
urday. Word was received in Deni'
son that the operation was success
full and every indication points to a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Will Cook, of Milford township,
was in the Office the fore part OF the
week settling for the advertising for
his public sale, which was held the
9th. Mr.. Cook told us that he never
made better investment than the
half page ad he used in the Re-
view to advertise the sale and that
his sale was most satisfactory.
large crowd was in attendance not
withstanding the stormy weather and
his stuff all sold at the top notch. Ma
lone Brothers cried the sale and Sc
cured the best of prices for the ar
ticles sold.
We understand that Miss Grace
Schlumberger has been recently elect
ed as teacher of music in the public
schools of Vail at recent meeting OF
the school board at that place. The
contract was signed the fore part OF
the week and Miss Schlumbergel
will commence her new duties next
Monday. This work does not inter
fere with the classes here or at Dow
City, as she will only spend one day
each week at Vail. Miss Schlumber
ger has proved her ability as must
cal instructor and we feel sure that
the board of directors at Vail have
chosen wisely in rendering this posi-