The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-17

Fresh cut flowers always on hard
at Bartcher & Schneckloth S.
G. A. R. meets next Wednesday
afternoon in the Carnegie Club room.
County Attorney Klinker was in
Vail last Saturday, attending to some
business matters.
DIR. j. C. Robinson and DR.. John
K. Sewell were in Omaha Wednesday
attending a dental convention.
The fire ladies are to have brand
new uniforms. They should make
every effort to have them in time for
the Memorial Day parade.
George Servoss has bought the
McKane pool hall. He tells us that
he shall run first class place in
every respect, and if so, we wish him
success.
Mr.. j. B. Romans is spending the
week in Hot Springs and other South
Dakota points, combining, business,
pleasure and the pursuit of health all
in one trip.
The commencement exercises of
1908 will be held in Denison's new
opera house, while the Alumni ban
quet will be given in the parlors of
the new hotel. Let us hope that the
festivities will send no one to the
new hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Allard went
into Chicago on Saturday to make
large purchases for their novelty
store. They have made a decided
'.hit" in Denison and they expect to
go after trade harder than ever when
their new goods come in.
Mrs. T. C. Mccarthy underwent a
difficult and dangerous operation on
Tuesday. The operation was success
full and she is now convalescing
rapidly. Her many friends sincerely
hope that her affection is at an end
and that she may enjoy her old time
good health in future.
Born on Wednesday May 10th to
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Lass son
and daughter. The happy father is
out in Wyoming but it is doubtful if
even that big state will hold him
when he hears the news. Uncle John
is also "tickied to death" Mother
and babes are reported as doing nicely.
On June 18th Mr.. Adds Lally will
graduate with highest honors from the
noted Notre Dame university. His
record in the university has been ex-
ceptional and his parents and friends
have every reason to rejoice in his
. success. Next year he expects to
I begin his legal studies and we prophesy
that he will make member of the
bar of whom Denison will be very
J proud.
Union Memorial Services will be
held at the M. E. Church Sunda,
May Goth. The Rev. T. E. Thuressor
! will deliver the memorial sermon a
1890 A. M. Ministers and congre
cations of other churches are request
ed to join in this service.
John A. Logan Post.
: The food laws of this state requir,
the special labelling of baking powder
Calumet Baking Powder complies will
the law of this state. The consume
in using Calumet gets high grade
powder of rare merit and one that il
recommended by leading physician
and chemists because it leaves no in
| furious substance in the food. Wher,
health and economy are an object
Calumet should always be used.
A cake walk with all the frills ane
burnt cork that go with it was he'll,
at the home of Miss Edith Staley o.
Friday night. If there was any kim
of fun the girls didn't have the,
haven't found it out yet. 1t wa
hard to decide who looked the hes
or perhaps it would be nearer true t
say who looked the worst. Mis-
Christie took the cake with Mis-
Addie Luney close second. Mr.
Ferguson "took" the group after the,
had enjoyed very nice lunch. Thi
club believe in having good tim
and having it now and they certainl
have some very bright ideas, abou