The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-04

Miss Downey of Ellis spent Saturday in
Denison.
Miss lone Romans is an Omaha visitor
this week.
Mr.. Thos. Plate of Manila was a
county seat caller Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Gronau of Kiron spent Tues
day with Denisou friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeske of Ricketts, were
shopping in our c ty Tuesday.
MIR. Carl Moenck came up from Omaha
on Sunday to visit Denison friends.
Mr.. John Reimers of Schle-wig has
been pleasant Denson visitor this week.
This is pension day and the old SOL
diers are busy getting their sffi !avits
filed.
Mr.. Henry Maynard accompanied the
Supervisor on his trip to lIenison last
Monday.
Miss Willetta Strain and Miss Clara
Strain are keeping house at the hone of
Mr.. Harker.
Sarachon Sisters 60 to Omaha on
pleasure "trip.
Mr.. F.. Fienhold of Kenwood was
summoned to Nebraska last week by the
illness of a relative.
Mrs. o. NJ Criswell is indisposed with
quinsy. her many friends will much regret
to hear of her illness
Mrs. Schafer is at the home of her
daughter Mrs. MARKS, caring for Mrs.
Marks baby who has been ILL.,
Mr.. Carl storiohann returned from
Oklahoma City last week and will re-
main in Crawford this winter.
Mr.. H. Brandy has arrived in Eng
land is safely and is having an enjoyable
time visiting friends of his youth.
Mr., Will Dixon of Hanover was a
| shopper in our city Saturday. He reports
his brother Chester as slowly improving.
Mrs. Mary Ahart of this county was
discharged as cured from the hospital
for the insane at Clarinda on Oct. End.
Yes, you can. if you do it quick, make a
very substantial saving on all the dry goods
cloaks skirts and furnishings you need for a
year to como at Bamfords Many are doing
so; why not you?
Dorothy Jones the dear little daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Jones gave q
birthday party on Monday to her friends.
Mrs. Thos. Rae and her daughter
Mrs. Bramhall of Des Moines, were
were pleasant Denison visitors on Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A Patterson leave tc
day for an Ak-Sar-ben visit. They ex-
pect to spent the balance of the week in
the city.
The Misses Sarachon entertained mos
pleasantly the first of the week complim
entary to Miss Mcclure who left on Mon
day for Denver.
District court convenes again on Oct
16. at which time Judge Church viii
hear motion for, new trial in the
Klinkefus will case.
Miss Anna Steensen, daughter of Mr.
Paul Steensen of Montana, will spend
the winter with her grandparents ir
Denison and attend our puplic schools
The Northwestern announces that or
the night of the electric Ak-Sar-Ben pa
rade. Friday, Oct. 6, their west boune
trains will be held at Omaha until III:
D. m. for the benefit of excursionists.
The time is short for buying at Bamford S
Every day brings the end nearer. Then too
| the stock Is not getting any larger. The phe
nomenal buying that has been going on here
by peop.e who have come from near and fal
ana is still in progress will soon clear up the
entire stock. It's the chance OF Lifetime
and those economically inclined are taking
advantage of it.
Mr.. G. F. Lochmiller left the first o
the week for Garrison. N. D., where
he expects to engage in the mercantile
business with Mr.. Bidlack. JUDI is {
good business man, and his many friend.
wish him the best Of luck in his new
home.
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