The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10

heCCle covers ali sizes at q Genus
each this week only at the Racket
store.
Miss Edna Bagge left last week
for Portland, Oregon. We trust she
has had safe and pleasant journey
and will enjoy life on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprecher left
to-day for fifteen day trip to Port
land. Oregon. While in Portland they
will be the guests of George Tilling-
hast.
George McHenry and sister Miss
Abbie left on Friday for their sum-
mer home at Lake Okoboji. W. A.
McHenry and wife will leave some
time this week.
Paper napkins for home and picnic
use at 10 cent per hundred and up-A
fine assortment at the Racket store.
Fritz Fredricks who recently pur-
chase the Nick Schluter property is
making expensive Improvements on it.
He is raising the house and bringing
the lot up to grade.
Robert Ewall left last week for
Colfax where he will remain several
weeks in order to recuperate. after
his long illness. We hope he will
return much benefited.
Born on Monday July 9th to DR..
and Mrs. P. j. Brannon, son. The
liltle fellow started life right by
making a wise selection of his par
ents. Grand father Lally wears his
new honors easily.
A notable wedding takes place at
Charter Oak this afternoon. DR..
Geo. R. Hill ana Miss Lillian Mar
gaurite Barnholdt are the contracting
parties. Their many friends through
out the county wish them every joy.
John Maloney left on Monday for
Boyington Indian Territory where his
father is located. He will work for
his father in the contracting business.
John is a hard working boy and we
are sure he will make success at
anything he undertakes.
Miss Mildred Bowen has been
elected as teacher of the grammar
schools at Gray. Iowa. Miss Bowen
is fine teacher and splendid young
woman. We congratulate the school
board at Gray upon having secured
her services and predict her success as
teacher.
All kinds of kettles and pans for
fruit canning time-prices always the
lowest. The Racket store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OFT of Marshall
town visited at the w. R. Temple
home over Sunday. They are moving
to Sioux City where Mr.. OFT will be-
come manager of the wholesale har-
ness company with which he has been
iismpsoyed for seme time. His PRO-
motion to the position Of manager was
fitting recognition Of his business
ability and integrity.
BUT NOT TRIPLETS.
Mrs. Florence Hope and Miss Anna
DeWolf celebrated their birthdays
and the Fourth of July with a quiet
dinner at the home of Miss DeWolf.
1t was a delightful three-cornerec
affair and the ladies give full assent te
the adage 1.-THE better the day the
better the deed.
Mrs. Pearl Meyers Gable former
Mason City friend was the guest Of
Mrs. Chas. K. Meyer irons Friday tt
Monday last. On Sunday evening a
the union services Mrs. Gable sang ;
solo in a most pleasing manner ant
later in the evening sang duet will
Mrs. Meyers. Mrs. Gable was tn,
leading soprano in the Baptist churcl
choir at Mason City for number o
years and has a remarkable strong
we'll controlled voice.
PIANO FOR SALE
A square piano Baldwin make TO
sale. Price $40 Address Box 2O4
benson.
i Something for everyday use-jus
common plain white dishes special dur
ing harvest at the Racket store.