The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

business Friday.
Miss Helen Hayes was a passenger
to Arion Saturday.
| c.. L. Voss went to Sioux City Mon
day morning on a business mission.
Miss Mollie Adams visited friends
in Denison the fore part of the week
The G. L. Caswell family motored
| down to Dow City Sunday and spent
the day with friends.
Nate Hahn, of Dow City, was Sun
day visitor in Denison at the J. H.
Schwartzenbaugh home.
Clifford Barborka, Allen Sims and
Rowland Jones attended dance at
Dunlap Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tamm visit
ed Christmas day at the home of Chas
Tamm in Morgan township.
Miss Veronica Adams returned to
Charter Oak Sunday afternoon after a
brief visit with friends in Denison.
The thing that worries most people
at Christmas time is how to make a
80 cent present look as if it cost $3.50
Charles Helsley left Monday morn
ing for Kansas City, where he will at
tend a convention of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Dan Voss returned from Freeport,
Ill.,, Sunday evening, at which place
ne had spent the Christmas holidays.
Miss Jessie Hayes left Tuesday for
Audubon, where she will spend sever
al days visiting her friend, Miss Hazel
Gates.
Miss Martha Hugg, of the college,
is enjoying holiday visit from her
friend, Miss Emma Koenig, if Ida
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N Chamberlin and
children motored up from Dow City
and spent Xmas day at the A. F. Boy
Ian home.
Mrs. John w. Miller, of Manning,
spent Sunday with her sons, ]. W. and
Emil, in Denison. She returned to
Manning Monday.
The cattle sale held by Maurice
Winans near Deloit, on Saturday last,
was quite well attended and the stock
brought good prices.
Perhaps if they had the New Year
come in at noon when no one wanted
to sleep, there would be less trouble
with noisy celebrations.
George McHenry, vice-president of
the First National bank, who spent
Christmas at Columbus, Neb., return
ed home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Lyon of jefferson spent
several days last week visiting at
the J. H. Schwarzenbach home, and
will remain over New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyon and baby
returned to Jefferson Thursday after
enjoying a most pleasant visit at the
]. H. Schwarzenbach home.
Mrs. Roy Jones, of Charter Oak, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Muir,
visited under the parental roof in Den
ison the greater part of last week.
E. P. Sievers. of kiron, has his new
home in Denison almost completed,
and expects to move here soon after
his sale, which is billed for January
5tn. Mr. Sievers has sold his farm
and expects to lead a retired life. We
extend him and his excellent family
julius Johnson, one of the old-time
residents of Stockholm township, was |
4 Review caller Friday afternoon and !
ordered his favorite newspaper, the |
Review, sent to his daughter. Mrs. j.
B. Bauer at Platte, S. D., as New |
Year present. Mr.. Johnson is one
If the substantial land owners of his
owning one of the best
farms in that neighborhood.
The Review aims to treat all Gus
alike. The method of price
cutting is never resorted to; when
)ne man comes into this office for sale
bills he is charged the same as an
other. This also applies to advertis-
ng space. We will not cut dollar
n order to get the work away from
some one else. Each customer is
reated alike.
Mrs. G. w. Payne, of West Side, &C
.ompanied by her son, Arthur, spent
Sunday in Denison as guests at the
Charles Jones home. On Monday
morning they started for Morningside
IL their automobile. Mr.. Payne has
ust finished new home at that place,
where the family will make their flu
ure home. although Mr.. Payne will
lot give up his business at West Side.
Among the many family reunions
n Denison Christmas day was the one
observed by the w. E. Terry family.
1t this reunion there was present
dr. Terry's mother, Mrs. S. M. Terry
nd grandson. John Bickford, of Boone.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. r. U. Terry, of Boil
ar, Mo- Three generations were repre-
ented at the table, and the decora-
ions consisting of vines and leaves
ent from Seattle by Mrs. Terry's
iStar wore haautiful |