The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-08

Jolly John Reimers and John
Plough of Schleswig were among the
visitors in Denison on Monday.
The Racket store is noted for it's
bargains in tinware and enameled
ware. Prices always the lowest.
Miss Carroll White of Missouri
Valley was the guest of Mrs. E. l..
Blakney on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Shoemaker of Orleans.
Neb., is the welcome guest of her
sisters. Anna and Kate this week.
Mr.. Otto Hink and Henry Lentz
went to South Dakota yesterday
where they have secured positions.
Postponed meeting of the Denison
Improvement Association. Wednesday
May 18th. Do not forget it this time.
Mrs. R. A. Romans left on Tues
day morning for Des Moines as a
delegate to the P. E. o. convention.
The bread. cakes. cream puffs, and
bakers goods at the Palace Bakery
are first class. clean and wholesome.
1926
Commercial Club meets tonight.
Let the business men turn over a new
leaf and have a we'll attended meet
ing.
Garden seeds three packages for S
cents at the Racket store-they'r re the
kind that grow too. Regular S and
10 cert packages.
Mrs. Gee and Mrs. Haugh were
elected members of the Current Events
Club last week. The club ought to
get along pretty straight after this.
Abandon your big cook stove for
the summer and buy fine bread. rolls,
cakes and cookies of the Palace Bak-
cry. 1926
Our MONDAY Special Dinner is the
best ever served in Denlson and we
have room for every one. Give us a
trial. The Oxford Cafe on Broad
way. l9-tf
Souvenir china at the Racket store.
Views of the Public Library. Court
House, Methodist, and Catholic
churches and the High School build
ings.
The Sam Wright building on Main
street is being fitted up for occupancy
by party form Wo~dbine for pool
hall. This is new industry much.
needed in Denison.
Why send away for typewriter
ribbons and supplies when you can
buy them cheaper at home. The
Racket store carries supplies for all
make of machines.
| E. Fink is now able to be about
again after long period of enforced
staying in doors on account of This
health. His many friends were glad
to see him about again.
Frank Smith fills the vacancy at
the Northwestern lunch counter caus
ed by the resignation of Jas. Mitchell.
Frank is bright and capable young
man and we wish HIM success.
The Operatta Pauline will be given
by The Denison High School. under
the Direction of Miss Nachtmann.
Admisson Is cents. Reserved seats
35 cents. School children Is cents.
Senator Blakely of Ida Grove was
a Denison visitor yesterday. He
came in the interests of the Farmers
Mutual Grain insurance company and
expects to do business in this county
on large scale.
The F. H. Club perpetrated a
happy surprise on Mrs. L. NJ. Baer
last Monday. They brought delicious
refreshments with them and left a
handsome spoon as souvenir of the
occasion.
Mrs. A. L. Strong has been in
Denison this week and at the home of
her sister Miss DeWolf, the residence
of the late Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs.
Strong has recently lived at Mason
City and Britt. Iowa. but will soon
join her husband and daughter at
Pisgah where they are running q
general merchandise store.
MARRIED IN MINNESOTA.
Last week Mr.. p. C. Marshall was u
nited in marriage to Miss Grace Storm
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