The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-16
TO THE LAND O. CAKES.
Hon.. Thos. Rae Sails Saturday for the
Banks and Braes Of Bonnie Scot,
land-WiiI Revisit Old Home.

Ian0-WlI Revisit OlO nome.
On Monday Hon. Thos. Rae starred
or New York to take the steamship Ell.
rur on Saturday. and then of for Bon
ME Scotland, the home of his youth.
1t is many years since Mr.. Rae left the
old home to seek his fortune in the new
world. In all the years he has not lost
the soft Scotch burr from his tongue nor
the upright Scotch honesty from his
heart. If to be esteemed by ali for integ
rity of heart and purpose, if to have
friends by the score, if to have obtained
that competence which gives respite from
labor as the years grow on apace. is to
have found ones fortune, Mr.. Rae has
certainly found that which he sought when
coming to America. Our acquaintance
with the Rae family has been long ami
intimate, From them we have heard
many tales of Scottish life and manners,
and when DR.. Watson wrote his famous
books it seemed to US that we had seen it
all before; that we were acquainted with
the ground and that it must have been To-
Gated somewhere down by Kings Kettle, {:
Fifeshire. the old home of the Rae's,
We wish Mr.. Rae bon voyage and a
safe return and all the joys that come
when the scenes of youth are revisited. If
we mistake not, the o d home will tell its
tale of sorrow as we'll as of Joy, but it is
the kind of grief that makes men stronger
and better; the grief that is softened and
sweetened by time; the grief that takes
from age its bitterness and from death Its
sting.
Again we congratulate Mr.. Rae upon
his happy journey, and wish him JOY upon
his way.
Just received two gross Of tooth brushes
Friday is "Denison Day" at Charter
Oak.
w. E. Terry made Boone business
visit on Thursday.
Mrs. G. McAhren has returned from
pleasant WISH at TUSCALOOSA, la.
II you want good HAIR brush for the mon
ey, go to Schlumberger's Pharmacy rs cents
and up.
Comfy Attorney P. ]. Klinker attended
to business matters in Ute on Friday.
Miss Lille Raine left this week for
brief vacation visit with friends at Indian
OLA la,
Miss Gala Richards of Minneapolis
has been the guest of Miss Allie Sewell
this week.
Miss Cora Kuhl and the Misses Bertha
and Edna Romans are spending the week
at Lake Okiboji.
Kreso pip better and cheaper than any
other Dip on the market. For sale at
Schlumberger's Pharmacy.
Miss Alice Holmes of Des Moines will
be Denison visitor this week. being a
guest at the Austin home.
Glen McKim returned on THURSDAY to
Seattle, Washington. after most enjoy
able visit with his father, Mr.. Scott Nc
Kim.
Kerosene and Gasoline Stoves cheaper and
better than ever Wygant2
MIR. Frank Leahy left on Friday for
Roswell, New Mexico having received bad
news concerning the health of his brother
Thomas Leahy. We sincerely hope he
will find his brother much improved
Smoke "igwa m" s cen. cigar at the AL
LE-BRODERsEN cigar stand.
On Friday evening Mrs. G. L. Vo.s
entertained in honor of her sister Miss
Emma Voss. The parlors were filled
with very pretty girls, who in their sum-
mer gowns and flowers made most ate
tractive picture. Mrs. Voss never repeats
herself and is always ready with some
new game this time it was series of
charades in which Miss Gulick assisted
her. the answers being the names of books.
old and new, Miss Nettie Kelly won first
prize book and Miss Allie Sewell second
also book. The Misses Quick. Sewell
and Kirkup sang during the evening. Mrs
Gnlick and Miss Gulick assisted in serv.
ing the delicate refreshments The guest
Of honor Miss Voss is a very charming
girl and her visits are pleasure to her
friends.