The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Try d Flor-de-Shenk berg.

Mr.. G. sprecher enjoyed visit from
brother from Illinois last week.
The Military Brotherhood is plan
ming d dance to be held in their hall on
the 23ra of May
Mrs. Geo Cronk, of Omaha, has Teen
visltlLg with her mother, Mrs. Geo
w. Heston. the past week.
Carl Jungerman was in Aron and
Dunlap last Wednesday looking after
the interests of his bakery trade.
Mrs. G. w. Carr and son Vernon
visited friends and relatives in Dow
City last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. w. Fl. Marshall came up from
Omaha last week and is making visit
of several days with his sons William
and Fred.
Mr.. John Hoffman. of Carroll, was
shaking hands with his old time Deni-
son friends on Thursday last. He is
just ''as tall as ever
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clough arrived
in Denison from Oklahoma last weeR.
and ore visiting 1T the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Kemming. This is
Franks first visit to Denlson in nine
years.
Eugene Virgins of Dow City, who
has b=en taking commercial course at
Simpson college, accepted a positiou
with the First National Bank of Deni-
son and commenced work last Wednes-
day
Mr.. Martin Neal, of Charter Oak,
was in Denison On Friday last, and
favored this Office with call He
brought over fine driving horse
which he sold to Mr. George Naeve.
' The animal is beautiful chestnut.
stylish, and good actor, and Mr.
Naeve is we'll pleased with his bargain.
The people of Schaeller are making
big preparations for firemen's tourna-
ment TO be there on June 10. 1t is an
icipated that the tournament will be
one of the largest held in the state in
number of years. The REVIEW
furnished the large full sheet Iwo-
color posters for the fire boys.
Work was commenced last week on
the grading of Main street from Chest
nut street to the Northwestern depot.
Considerable filling has been done and
the sleeper parts of the street are be-
ing cut down to more gradual slope.
After the grading has been completed
the street should be gravelled from
Broadway to the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Caswell left Sat-
urday for The St. Louis exposition,
where they will remain for two weeks.
y, Mr.. Caswell goes as delegate from
the North Western Iowa Editorial As
ISOLATION and also as treasurer of the
South w estern Iowa Editorial Assoc
citation. A meeting of the National
Editorial Association will be held ut
st. Louis during the next two weeks
Frank Lally was In town last Thurs
day for short visit at home. He is
working at present with an engineer
ing gang on the big Illinois Central
bridge at Omaha. His work takes
him all along the route of the Central
from Council Bluffs and Sioux City as
far east as Waterloo and he says he
enjoys it very much. Frank is only
one of host of Denison boys who have
gone out into the world and are making
success of it,
A few slight changes have been
made in the time table of the North
western road. No. 25, which fora erly
!. stopped here at 5:12 q. M, Will hereaf
ter arrive at 5:3S, nearly half hour
later. No. IL, an east bound train
which has not been scheduled to stoE
at this station heretofore, will here
!, after sstop at $40. Both changes are
yery convenient TO Denison people a.
they will not have to get up so early tt
90 west and will also have an earl.
train east.
If you are contemplating eettini
prices on a large bill OF groceries, don
neglect to let the DenisOn merchan
tipure on the bill, he will save 70,
money and freight charges over IN
"catalogue' house. Don't ask him TO
a Quarters worth of prnnca, and the
90 home and consult yOnr catalogu
and find that by buying % or 90 pound
YOU can get them cheaper in Chicago
If you are going to pul rs or 5o.pounds
tell the home merchant so, and he vii
make a price to yoa that toe mail OF
der houses dare not touch.
In looking over the Carroll paper
we notice they are running an advel
tisen. ent for the retail dealers assoclf
ton of Ft. Dodge. in which the ass
ciatlon agrees to give free railroa
: ticket from Carroll to FIT. Dodge an
return, to all who purchase over tie
dollars worth of goods at Ft. Dodg