The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09
Hay for sale. C. C. Phone 35A.
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Hay for sale. C. C. Phone s5A.
| 30-9t
| Miss Ellen Stone is spending her va
cation with friends at Spencer, la.
Mrs. Lew Bear spent several DAYS
this week with friends at Dow City.
Shoemaker wanted for 80 DAYS.
Al Roberts at Wygant's Hardware
store. 32-1t
For Sale-Thoroughbred Poland
China Bears. j. L. Riggleman, De-
lott Iowa. 32-tf.
Miss Della Schwartzenbach left on
Sunday for Ottumwa, where she will
spend her vacation.
Mrs. P. D. Wright is making a
short visit with friends and relatives
at Haysville, Kan.
Misses Edna and Ethel Cole OF
Omaha were guests at the Shaw Van
home on last Saturday.
A. D. Randall and wife left on
Tuesday for a short trip through
Nebraska, and to Concordia, Kan.
Pat Rowan left for Chicago this
week to attend the funeral of his uncle
which sad event occurred on Sunday.
House For Rent--A good six room
house with cistern and city water,
two blocks east of l. C. depot.
John Mount SPLIT.
Mrs. A. D. Wilson and daughters
are visiting with relatives at Aims
worth. Neb., the remainder of the
month.
| Work on the new addition to Sears
McHenry's home is rapidly nearing
completion and when finished Sears
will have as fine home as there is
to be found in Denison.
Floyd Lister has accepted position
as helper in the Union Pacific tele-
graph Office at Albion, Neb. Floyc
is good worker and will make a
good man on the railroad.
Among the prominent knights Of
Pythias from here who will be pres
ent at the knights of Pythias' con-
/ vention held at Iowa City this week,
will be G. F. Kuehnle, C. C. Kemm.
ing, w. C. Rollins and E. F. Tucker.
Frank Pfarr is in Colfax where he
will spend couple of weeks recuper.
ating his helath, which has not beer
of the best of late. His many friends
hope that he will find relief from his
ailments there and that he will re-
turn completely restored to his former
health.
Bartcher Bros. were awarded thu
contract last week for furnishing
window shades for the new cour
house by the board of supervisors
The shades are of the best materia
obtainable and are expected to arriv,
this week when they will be place.
in position.
F. M. Day one of the prosperous
farmer of Milford township was I;
Denison business visitor on Tuesday
He came down to pay his taxes anc
to greet old friends. He also tells u.
that Vail was visited Monday by al
extremely heavy rain, which flooded
the. streets and caused considerable
inconvenience, but no particular dam
age was done.
Whiskey does not seem to be strong
enough for some people. A woman
giving her name as Miss Ducksteir
and her home at Burlington, Iowa,
was found insane at one of the hotels
in Omaha. Her mind became un-
balanced from the excessive use Of
kerosene. Physicians state that it is
one of the first cases of it's kind they
have ever observed.
j. w. Baker and his sister, Mrs.
j. Phi. Jones returned Saturday even
ing from their sad trip to Lynch,
Neb., where they attended the fun
eral of their brothers. wife, whose
death resulted from the effects of
burns received by the explosion of a
kerosene stove. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
were we'll known here and her death
will be mourned by many Denison
acquaintance.