The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
=. +. Kuennle spent Sunday

Mr.. Y. +. Kuennie spent Sunday IN
Chicago.
Mr.. c. D. Miller transacted business in
Dunlap last Thursday.
Mr.. c. F. Kuehnle returned from Coun-
Gil uffs on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs I. Rohwer were Yves,
Side visitors on Saturday.
Mable Robertson went to Dunlap on
Saturday to visit friends few days.
Mr.. Hermann Koenekamp and daugh
ter visited Dow City on Monday.
FIR and Mrs. j. ]. Meehan of near
Manila, were pleasant Denison visitors
on Sunday last.
Mrs. A. G Martyr has engaged rooms
with Mrs. Jane Partridge and will reside
there for the present.
Miss Eda 7. Louis of Iowa City arriv-
ed IN Denisou en- Friday for vacation
visit with her sister, Mrs. +. w. Meyers.
" 1873 Gdnd otidltOu- VINO mas DeSn VS.
iting at the home of MIR. Chas Bullock,
returned on Saturday to her home at
Granite Falls S. D.
Barney Otto, Harry Precht, Louie
Precht and Henry Faul started for Wall
Lake Saturday, where they intend, to
take a brief outing.
Miss Sylvia Evans, who has been EN-.
| ployed in the Bank of Denison, for some
time, resigned har position last week tc
accept a P ion in Omaha as stenosra-
for the famous John L Webster.
Waldo E. kaher returned to his work
with the Bank cf Denison. after several
weeks vacation, spent in Chicago attend
ing the graduation of his brother Hugo,
and at the parental home in Traer, Iowa.
The long delayed new books have reach
ed the Carnegie library at last There are
several hundred new volumes ard as it
will take some time to catalogue the NJ
they will not be put on the shelves until
the last OF the week.
Miss Hedwig Brodersen gave party
in honor OF Miss Tillie Riepen on last
Friday evening. which was largely attend
ed by their high school friends. The
young ladies all agree that the affair was
delightful in every respect
Bee Supplies at The Boys
Miss Grace Meyers leaves on Saturday
for brief visit with Independence rela-
tives, after which she will attend the IL
brarian 'stschool at the State University a,
Iowa City for a two weeks course. Miss
Jessie Goodrich will act as librarian dur.
ing Miss Meyers absence.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Criswel
entertained number Of ladies in compli.
ment to Mrs. DR.. Hart All of the Char
ter Oak people fwho have, happily TO
Denison, mo:-ed here, were present, ant
the old days and the new were pleasant,
discussed. Mrs. Criswell served very
nice refreshments.
Fifteen pounds Fancy Jap Rice for 5000.
The Boys"
A.woman stepped into the judges Office
in nearby county seat and said to hi:
honor, Are you judge of the reprobate?'
well am judge Of the probate, if thai
is what you mean" replied the judge
Yes guess that is it, y said the woman
my husband died detested and left me
three inhdels and want to be appointed
their executioner -Ex
Purity, Accuracy, Competency, Prompnes
Courteous treatment is cur Motto
Schlumberger'S Pharmacy
new feature of the cattle exhi.i it a,
the Iowa state fair this year will be the
test for mich COWS, in which is offered
four premiums amounting to $1oo. The
COWS entered for the contest may be fed
and handled at the option OF the owner
except no condition powders or drugs Of
any Kind shall be given to the cows during
the test, but common salt, ashes or sui.
phur may be used. The rules furthe,
providing that only water may be given
the cows to drink and that they shall no,
be MIXED more than three times durine
each twenty-four hours of the test, which
continues three days. The scoring of the
milk will be on the basis of twenty-five
; cents pound for butter fat and two ane
e-half cents per pound for solids othe1
5 than butter fat; or by rating butter fat a
} TWENTY-FIVE cents per pound and by-pro
ducts at twenty cents per hundred pounds