The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-19
Mr.. P. E. c. Lally transacted bus
mess in Omaha on Monday.

Mr.. P. E. c. Lally transacted bus
mess in Omaha on Monday.
Mrs. Edith Baker of Sioux City is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. B. G.
Lyman.
A special sale of japanese china is
on this week at the Racket store. Is
ten cents apiece while it lasts.
Mr.. George McHenry is visiting
in Chicago. He will attend John B.
Romans wedding at Evanston while
there.
Mrs. Eunice Tabor Barrett of In
dependence arrived on Sunday for a
visit with Miss Grace Meyers and
other Denison relatives.
Don't forget the fireworks and 4th
of July goods at the Racket store.
Not one fire cracker carried over from
last year. everything new.
j. O. Ainsworth. Singer Salesman,
Denison Iowa. Sewing Machine Tx
pert Repairing Office. McKim Hall.
C. C.. Phone 1876 %. ct nd
The ladies aid society of the Pres
byterian church will hold Market Day
at the Broadway Grocery on Saturday,
June %. A splendid opportunity to
get fine home made cooking during
the hot season.
Raymond Conner is back at his old
work on the Review staff and will
act as local hustler and general utility
man. 1t speaks for Raymond that he
was ready for work as soon as he re-
turned from his delightful Hawaiian
trip.
Ray Garrison of Grand junction
Colorado. is in Denison this week
for visit with his parents and to see
is brother Edgar before his return to
Panama. Ray now has a fine fruit
ranch which is increasing in value
every year.
The Junior League Of the Metho-
dist church will give an ice cream
social on the church lawn Friday
evening June 81. They take this means
of raising portion of their mission
airy subscription for the year. and
| liberal patronage is solicited. 25-.t
David Menagh leaves next week
for months vacation. AS Dave is
the ad writer of the firm the Menagh
advertisements will be discontinued
during his absence. They will recon-
mence after a month however as Mr..
Menagh tells us he has never had an
ad in the Review that has not brought
results. David has been working hard
and we hope that he will enjoy his
outing.
While in this city during the high
school commencement Prof. Thos. H.
Mcbride inspected the huge masto-
don bone recently found in the Mil
gravel pit. Prof. Mcbride pronounced
lit fine specimen and Mr.. Mill has
generously consented to donate it tc
the museum of the State University
where it will be an aid to students in
the study of the mammals of prehis-
toric times.
The Oxford Cafe is doing trem-
endous business these days. People
appreciate nice clean. cool dining
room and good cooking. The home
made ice cream is making a hit anc
many housewives are finding 1T much
more convenient and just as cheap to
have family dinner up town thar
to swelter over a hot stove. AS q
result the Oxford is the most popula,
place in town.
Among the graduates at the state
university this year were Prof. j.
H. Woodruff who with commemorate
zeal dropped his work in order te
still better fit himself for his profess
sion and who took special degree in
teaching. and Lorenz Lorenzen who
graduated from the collegiate depart
ment and whose whole college career
has been brilliant one. Lorenz took
a star part in the class play and die
exceptionally we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Lorenzen were commencement Wis
itors at Iowa City and were delighted
with the university and its home.