The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-29

: Well, if it had to be democrat we
are glad that it is no worse man
than John Carey.
Alfred Rowher returned Wednes-
day evening from Ames, where he is
attending school, for his spring vaca-
ton.
Mr.. John Rolls, one of Crawford's
old-time citizens, now resident of
Dunlap, made Denison a pleasant call
today.
That we lead all competitors is pro-
ven by our rose bush offer in this
issue. Act today. 1t is for limit
ed time only.
The Review always leads and never
follows. A garden of roses is given
free to every subscriber. See offer
printed elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Barrett of
Dunlap, and Mr.. Mrs. P. F. Barrett
of Ute, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P.D. Mcmahon.
The Boyer river has been on ram
page the forepart of this week. 1t
being so high that several of the bridges
was considered by the farmers unsafe.
+ Has the present wave of civic and
commercial reform gone too far?"
will be Mr.. Bryce's theme at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
night.
AS PARTY worker, as campaign
manager and contributor of time and
money, Rex was all right, but Re-
publics, and perhaps Republicans are
apt to be ungrateful.
Miss Lally and Miss Naeve expect
to go to Notre Dame, Ind, for Easter
tide, leaving here about the 18th of
April. They will be the guests of
Mr.. Adds Lally.
A party of twelve young people
gathered at the home of Mr.. Fred
| Marshall's north of Denison, on Fri
day evening. They report having a
very enjoyable evening. :,
Success under modern conditions
requires strong effective eyes. DIR.
Weber's Treatment and Glasses make
them strong. Call at Nielsen House
on Saturday, April Z. Examination
free.
Don't fail to see the big parade OF
the William H. West Big Jubilee
| Minstrels Monday afternoon at 3 80 a
parade of 40 people and worth seeing.
The performance in the Opera house
will begin at $50 p. m. Prices rs
| 5O-35-25.
The Annual Encampment of the De-
partment of Iowa G. A. r. will be
held at Boone, June 5-6-7. The rail-
roads will give one fare rate for the
round "trip and as the distance is SC
short we believe every old veteran in
| Crawford should attend.
The school exhibit Friday is open tt
all who may be interested. The re-
gular hours for the exhibit are from
80 to $50 and from 80 to 10.
Special arrangements will be made fol
any whose work prevents them from,
coming at the regular hours, if they
will call UP Supt. Fellows. One
time is as good as another as there
| will be no refreshments and no pro.
gram.
The Bamford stock has been moved
across Main Street to the store room
formerly occupied by the grocery de.
partment of The Boys store. There
is movement on foot by which az
arrangement will be made with the
creditors to allow Mrs. Bamford tt
continue the business. So far NEARLY
all the creditors have agreed to this
plan and it is to be hoped that it vii
be carried through.
The few gentlemen who had the
temerity to attend the reception giver
to Mrs. Shaw yesterday We're more
than repaid for going. No other towr
in Iowa can produce better looking
better gowned or more intelligent crol
of women than was to be seen at tht
club rooms. You will notice that Tx
! Review makes no limitation as to the
size of the town and it is prepared tt
prove It's statement.