The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25
Mr.. E. Gulick made Des Moines a

Mr.. E. Gulick made Des Moines
business trip on Friday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Patterson of Carroll was
a Denison visitor this week.
Mr. VIM. McCord of Defiance call
ed on Denison people Monday.
County Attorney P. j. Klinker was
Des Moines visitor Saturday.
Mr. J. w. Miller jr. goes to South
Dakota on land trip next Friday.
Mr.. Julius Soencksen has purchased
the Shopshi re residence in north Denison.
Use the old and tried hand lotion. only to
be had at Schlumberger's Pharmacy.
Mrs T. Kinney and Mrs. Giblin of
Vail were Denison shoppers on Monday.
Mrs. Henry Naeve and daughter of
Schleswig were Denison guests on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendixen of Sch
leswig were Friday shoppers in Deni-
son.
DR.. and Mrs. j. X. Warner of San
Francisco are guests at the Temple
home this week.
The regular morning and evening
services will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
The whist players of the Commercial
Club are requested not to forget the whist
night next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Moreland returned
last week from delightful Colorado visit
and are guests of Mr.. Chas. Tabor.
inst received the finest line of Palmer's
perfumes at Schlumberger's Pharmacy. Come
and select your Xmas present now for your
best girl.
Milton McAhren ran down from Sac
City last Friday and was greeted by
many friends. He says he likes Sac
City, but prefers Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon went
to Charter Oak on Friday to superin-
tend the shipment of the balance of
their household goods to Denison.
The ladies of the Cotere Club go to
Charter Oak tomorrow to enjoy the hos
pitality of Mrs. A. F. Barber. They will
doubtless have most enjoyable time.
M. M. Bradbury is in Denison this
week experimenting the removal of his
family to his new home at Hawarden
Mr.. Bradbury expresses himself as much
pleased with hia new location
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Green and Mr.. and
Mrs A. Green went to Lake Okoboji last
week for three weeks of hunting and
fishing. The ducks are beginning to
fly now and they will doubtless have
good sport
1t is reported that Mr.. w. H. Laub has
been asked to name price on his livery
business and that another business change
is imminent. Mr. Laub has built up
fine business and we doubt if he will feel
like disposing it.
Miss Grace Meyers went to Fort
Dodge Wednesday morning to attend
the state convention of librarians A
very interesting program has been
planned. Miss Goodrich will have
charge of the library while Miss
Meyers is away.
The S. S. c. had very interesting
program and splendid supper on Tues
day night. The menu was in charge
Of Miss Flora Iscminger and was
most excellent one. Mrs. Thew who
has been good angel to the S. S. c.
was present as guest..at the club.
Mr.. S p. Jacobsen has opened 1.-The
Parlor Baker" at his home He expects
to take orders by telephone and to deliver
to all parts of the city. Mr.. Jacobsen has
an excellent reputation as baker and will
doubtless make a success of his undertake
| ing. Later he expects to move into an up
| town location.
Mrs. II. Lehfeldt and daughter Miss
Minnie left on Saturday morning to
spend the winter in California. They
are the first Of our people to leave for
this year hut we suppose Denison' IS Cal
lfornia colony will soon commence to
grow. We wish Mrs Lehfeldt and
daughter pleasant winter and safe
return to good old Iowa in the spring.
BoARS FOR SALE.
Che Duroc Jersey boar about 16 months old
i Poland China Alcn