The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-03
A. L. Ear, Sundayed at home.

A. L. Ear. Sundayed at home.
Miss S,ratton in > guest of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas Bullock,
Born, on April 27th to John Lafraniz
and wife a son.
GUSTAV srEGEMAN Denison, Ia
Mrs Byron Alvsworth is quite sick at
her home in east Denison
Look Tor zimmel x Sons wagon for cut.
flowers fiowelsplania and shrubbery This
spring,
Miss Jessie. Goodrich went to Dow City
today to stay until Friday.
MIR. c. F. Kuehnle wen. to Chicago
Friday night returning Sunday.
For prices on all kind of farm machinerg.
Denison, Iowa,
George L. Novotne of Vail made the
REVIEW pleasant call on Friday.
Friday club will mes. with Mrs c. F
Kuehnle or account of the art exhibit.
Miss Carrie Barber has gone to Manila
to finish the school year for one Of the
teachers.
DR.. G W. Cars book of accounts isle t
at the Bank of Denson and those wishing III
settle their account may do so by calling
Penelope met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. D. L. Boynton enjoying the usual
good time.
II can,ake from 20 to Is head OF .cattle N
my pasture for the season. 81 for hve
months. Nothing wanted for less than the
full season. q. Il. HAWK l5'tt
Miss Anna Eckert is acting as cashier
at Kemnings Clothing Store during the
closing out sale.
Mr.. flank Cummings the congenial
Deputy Sheriff of Arion transacted busi-
ness in the county seat Monday.
LOST A small sa.chel containing a
dress and other articles. Lost between Deni-
son and the three mile house. Return to
REVIEW office and receive reward. i t
That old saw about rain on Easter Sun
day bringing rain on the seven Sundays
Rev. Mr.. Bryce went to Colfax Tues
day where he expects to remain two weeks.
We hope he will be much improved in
health.
Every child in town has had from one
to twenty May baskets even our absent
son came in for his share of the pretty
spring tributes.
The S. R. c.. met on Monday night
with Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs. S. G..
Wright has been elected member of
the growing club.
a suite Of office rooms for rent, steam
heat furnished. well lighted rooms, call or
address, ]. Z. WARBAssE: benson. La.
doors north Of the post Office. 5-tf
Mrs. M. King who has been quite an
invalid for the past year is improving
We are very glad to note this and trust
ere long she will be restored
Mrs. Moothart who has been in poor
health this spring is improving. Mrs.
Moothart has countless friends who will
be glad to hear that she is better
We understand that the next meeting
of the Commercial Club will take up the
matter of a Fourth of July celebration,
That is the way to do. Take the matter
up early and do it right.
All those wishing cemetery los given
see Mr.. G, d. Miller at once. Charge per lot
81. per block, 81. lots will be carefully moved
and raked at least four times during the sea-
son. For filling, sodding, seeding or raising
lots see MIR. Miller for terms. 1T-3t
MIR. T. E. Marion of Sheridan. Wyo.
made the REVIEW a pleasant call on
Thursday and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. Marion formally resided at Vail and
says that he notes many improvements
both in Denison and Vail since he left
here four years ago.
Bernhard Heiden, a Deniscn boy now
located in Seattle is connected with a
Swedish paper in that city and is doing
very we'll. That he has not forgotten
Denison or his friends here is shown by
sending each week copy of the paper
to the Carnegie club room. The last
issue contains write up by him of Fort
Blakeley. We are glad to hear of his
prosperity.
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