The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-30


n Professor Manning was up frol
Dow City yesterday spending the da
with friends in the city.
Miss Ruth Plimpton. of GlenwOot
=. and daughter Of DR.. w. N. Plimptor
is guest of Miss Margaret Pearso
this week.
Mr. Theodore Sells and brother. Ed
were over from Charter Oak on Nor
day transacting business and visitin
. with friends.
Mrs. T. N. Olry and daughter Wen
up to Schleswig yesterday for a fey
! days visit with her mother, Mrs. .Jul
gen Schroeder.
Mr.. w. C. Schwartz. president of tn
school board in Soldier township, wa
down from his home at Ricketts, OF
Monday transacting business.
The Shakespeare club will meet il
the club room Monday, January 4th
at $50. Miss Emma Raine and Mrs
John Ainsworth will be hostesses.
Elder b. L. Chambers, pastor of the
l.. d. S. church at Magnolia. Ia. wa:
in the city last week. coming here tt
ohiciate at the funeral OF Mrs. vii
liam Roy.
Mr.. William Helm, of Manila, was d
pleasant business caller in the cit,
Thursday While here he made the
Review Office call and extended his
subscription for another year.
Mr. Milton Dodge, of Shelby. la.
was in Denison Saturday visiting at
the home OF his brother, Henry Dodge
While in the city Nj. Dodge made a
pleasant call at the Review Office
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Retman left last
Sunday evening for Chicago, where
they will visit friends and relatives
for Il few days From Chicago they
will go to Watseka, ILL.,, to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Ostrander, of Ida Grove,
came Tuesday for IL few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Vassar, and other relatives and
| friends.
Miss Agnes King has shortened her
| visit with her sister, Mrs. kincaid, at
Valentine, Neb. to reach Denison TO
4 attend the funeral of, Mr. Bond and
give aid to Mrs. Bond who is her aunt
by marriage.
Will Rath came up from Omaha last
Thursday to spend Christmas at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rath. He returned on Sunday to
resume his work in the Nebraska
Clothing Co. where he is employed.
The families of T. T.. Pearson, H. A.
Carpenter and Rev. T.. p. Williams
were delightfully."- entertained at
Christmas dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. e. l.. Barber in North Dem
ison. A large bob sled was provided
to convey the party to the Barber
home. where an unusually jolly time
was enjoyed.
We expect that there is a jolly crowd
of Denison boys on the frozen banks
of Wall Lake this week. The party
consists of Carl f. Kuehnle, Harold
Poole, Rudolph Brandt, Harry Meyers,
Roy Gebert, Alfred Faul and Philip
Grey, who were off on the early morn
| ing train Monday expecting to live in
cabin which they built with their
own hands last summer and fall. This
is the third cabin that this same
group of boys has built and this time
they have one that is large, warm and
comfortable.
Auctioneer e. 7. Malone returned
last evening from Dunlap where he
made arrangements with Mr.. G. M.
Peterson to cry his sale of pure
blooded Poland China hogs on Febru-
AIRY 10th. Mr.. Malone has not ventur
ed into the pedigreed auctioneering
to any great extent but he has proven
he will make good in the new under
taking. Auctioneer. Malone under
stands the business from beginning to
end and being farmer himself knows
just what each animal should bring.
MI. Peterson will sell 60 head of bred
Poland China sows.
The third number of the lecture
course, being conducted under the
auspices OF the Denison school chill
dren, will be given next Wednesday
evening. January 9th at the gymnas-
ium. The attraction is the Stratford
Male Quartet which comes to Deni.
son very highly recommended. Re.
served seats Will be placed on sale at
Schlumberger's drug store next Tues
day morning at s o'clock. Season
tickets will also be on sale at sew
enty-tive cents each. Single admis-
sions for the last three entertainments
will be fifty cents each.
The death of Albert f. Bond called
to Denison Mr.. Frank G. King, of
Faith, S. d. who is a stepson of the
deceased. Mr.. King was born in this
county. is the son OF one OF the old
est settlers. He learned the printers
trade in the Review Office and with the
printers instinct has remained in the
printers trade ever since. He is pub
fishing newspaper at Faith besides
engaging in other lucrative business.
His old time friends have been very
glad to see him looking so well and
so natural. We hear that he contem-
plates making home for his mother
with him. He will remain in the city
for some weeks and during that TIM
his friends will probably have good
opportunity to see him.