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

! elbow. A doctor dressed the wound
and the little fellow is getting along
all right.
The petition which was circulated
in the interest of incorporation, re-
ceived the necessary signers, and the
matter will probably be brought up in
the April term of court.
| Last Monday a meeting of the
school directors of Washington town
ship, was held in the Buck Grove
school house. A number of small bills
were presented and allowed. A pc
tition was also presented requesting
that Algebra be taught in the Buck
Grove school. This was carried, it |
being apparent from reading of the
law on the subject that it must be
taught if asked for. There were two
vacancies to be filled on the board, in
place of directors who have moved out |
of the districts. Mr.. Ed Stahl was
appointed in district No. 5, and Mr..
j. Davis in district No. 4, to serve
until the terms they were elected tor,
begin in July. However, Mr.. Robert |
Bentel continues to serve as APP
pointed, Notwithstanding that Mr..
Henry Hink was elected at the last
election.
A few of the ladies perpetrated a
surprise on Mrs. John Fotheringham,
at the home of her son, John Green
last Tuesday. The ladies took lots of
good things to eat, and merry time
was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Fothering-
ham expects to leave soon for her
: home near Platte, South Dakota.
The Misses VERNE Moffitt and
Checil Hemphill came home from De-
fiance to spend Saturday and Sunday.
i. Mr.. Thomas White went around one
day last week with subscription for
the Japanese famine sufferers. Every
body with few exceptions gave their
mite, and neat little sum was Sc
cured and mailed the same day to the
"Christian Herald" to be forwarded.
If every town in the United States
, could do as we'll in proportion to its
size, there would soon be no distress
in that oppressed country.
Mr.. Cal Carpenter was called to
), Linn county, Thursday, by the death
of one of his uncles.
Mr.. Jacob Bills Jr arrived from his
trip to South Dakota, where he had
been helping his parents get settled
in their new home. He says it is a
O fine country and he likes it very
n much.
Miss Florence Downing went to
Denison week ago intending to take
a term at College but decided to re-
q turn to her home at St. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, and SO returned Saturday night
and will visit a few days with rela-
tives before going south.
Mr.. Will Slater went to Mr.. Cal
) Carpenters last Thursday to do the
" chores on the farm during Cabs alb.
sence, and was taken sick with ar
+ lattack of la grippe. 1t is needless tc
\ say that Will did not get to do man,
% chores.
Mr.. Sidney Bonney drove into Deni
IS son Sunday with his sister, Pearl wht
+ will attend College for severa
months. Sidney started for home bu
the storm became so severe that h
lg stopped at Mr.. Pete Burke's in Cool
III Grove and remained with him an,
s family until Monday morning.
The best way to rid the system of
W cold is to evacuate the bowels. Ken
s. nedv's Laxative Honey and Tar act
'g as pleasant, yet etfectual catharti
on the bowls. 1t clears the head, cut
the phlegm out of the throat, strength
ems the bronchial tubes, relieve
- coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
etc Sold Inv amhorn Druo Co