The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-25

We want Potatoes. j.. B. Lyon,
Broadway grocery. 39-1t.
Miss Hattie and Pearl Ellington
entertained the Misses Romans and
Saul and Mrs. Fife Gilbreath on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. John Mum came from West
Side Monday to visit her daughter.
Miss Marie.
Miss Emma Bartcher is now teach
ing in district three of Washington
and boarding with Mrs. r. Wingrove.
The O. L. Fink farm in Milford
township for sale. See C. j. Cose.
Deloit. Iowa. for prices and terms.
37-tf.
The Queen Esther circle had a
social at the home of Mrs. Voss on
Wednesday. We go to press too
early to give full details of the affair.
Mr.. E.. W. Pierce was called to
Morrison. ILL.,, on Monday night by
news of the serious illness OF his
father. who was not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wiblishauser of
Manning are visiting at the M.
Wiblishauser home this week. also
visiting with Mrs. Wiblishauser' s
parents at Wall Lake.
Plan to take your dinner at the
rummage sale lunch room. Oct. 3, q.
5th. Bullock building. Splendid
bargains to suit all purses. dinner %
cents, lunches all the afternoon.
Russell Norman is expected home
today from the east. He has taken
a course of study as piano tuner and
since graduation he has been visiting
in New York State and having the
time of his life. Denison has long
needed resident piano tuner and
Russell should do we'll here.
Theo. Kral who for the past year
has been an efficient helper to DR.. j.
C. Robinson left today for Chicago
where he will take course in Den
tlstry in the Northwestern Univers-
ity. Mr.. Kral is an excellent young
man and an earnest student and we
believe he will make a success of his
chusen profession.
Mr.. G. A. Van Steenberg of Mary
Vile. Mo-. has been in the city for
some days. He Is the brolher-in-law
of w. j. McAhren and was married
here to Miss Dora HERMAN in the
early seventies. He finds Denison
much changed. and few of his old
friends. He is not in good health and
is up here to breath the country air.
We call attention to the public
sales advertised by Mrs. O'Connor as
executrix of her husband = estate anc
that of Mike O'Connor because he
will move from this county. Mike
has his sale Wednesday Oct. 9th anc
the sale of the widow comes on Tues.
day Oct. Is. Have both sales II
mind and be on hand.
| Mr.. w. j. Robinson of Boone was
in the city this week in the interest
OF the American Sunday School Union
He spoke briefly on Sunday in the M.
e. church. and on Monday and Tues
day visited our people asking for sup
port. He represents most worthy
cause. The Union is doing grea1
work in establishing schools ane
money could hardly be given to /;
better endeavor. We know Mr.. Rob.
inson personally and he is mos
self-sacrifcing worker for the Sunda,
schools of the state.
Miss Lavine j. Collington, stat,
lecturer for the w. C. T. U. will b.
in Denison next week Oct. 3. 4th
On Thursday afternoon she will speal
to the regular w. C. T. U. meeting
in McKim hall. her subject being
Department Work. Thursday even
ing Miss Collington will give /;
Temperance lecture at the Baptls
church. and on Friday evening a re
cital. Miss Collington comes highly
recommended as lecturer and imper
senator and should be greeted by (;
large audience. No admission fe.
will be charged but free offering.
4 received each evening.