The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-26

( Straw hats and summer underwear
at BARRIERS. 26-2t
Eva Thorpe is reported on the sick
list this week.
Jennie Steele closed her school last
Friday and is now at home.
George Merdinger of Buck Grove
transacted business in Manila Satur-
day.
John Nehls of Denison was in this
vicinity Monday looking after his
farm.
The ladies of Manila have new
tennis court located near the school
house.
Mr.. Claussen moved into his house
in the northeast part of town this
week.
The Sunday schools will give
special attention to the temperance
lesson on next Sabbath.
| Mr.. Brown and wife have left for
Panama. where Mr.. Brown has ac-
cepted the position as station agent.
John Lewis and wife came up on
Sunday from Manning in the auto and
were guests at the home of VIM.
Flint.
Mrs. McEwen who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. R. C. jackson
returned to her home in Woodbine
Friday.
Jessie Pease is able to be out
buggy riding now and we hope she
will soon be able to be out among her
many friends.
John Bayles was compelled to
leave the road work and was confined
to the house on account of the weak
ness of his eyes.
There will be no meeting of the
Guild on Friday July 5th. The meet
ing when held will be at the home
of Mr.. DR.. Gardner.
Charley Copeland returned hume
from Dakota Sunday. where he mas
taken homestead which he expects
to hold down in the fall.
Miss Brown gave most interest
ing talk at the M. E. church last
Sunday morning on "Light and
Shadows of Deaconess Work.
Curtis R. Wicks, who used to be
in the freight Office here and
brother-in-law of F. A. Jackson stop
ped off between trains Saturday.
Thelma Van Meter had the mis-
fortune to fall into the ditch and
twist her arm out of place. She is
carrying it around in sling now.
Womens. Misses and childrens
white canvas oxfords. Nice ones at
the right price at BARRIERS shoe store.
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Ida Sowles closed her school Sat
urday by holding picnic in Charley
Schutt's grove. An enjoyable time
was reported by all who were present.
Isaac and George Hird drove over
to Denison to spend Sunday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Isaac
Hird and children who had been visit
ing there last week.
George Disburg and wife have
shipped their household goods back
here from Perry and are now located
in their old home. This will be glad
news to this family's large circle of
friends.
Mrs. D. w. Shaw and daughter
Hazel of Vermont came down from
Sioux City where they have been Wis
iting the her son Lloyd Shaw.
to visit with friends here before re-
turning home.
Joe Perion. manager of the Green
Bay Lumber yard at this place. has
decided to build a large commodious
house in Woodard's addition. on
which work will commence i'm
mediately after the Fourth.
The Odd Fellews and Rebecca or
ders will celebrate their memorial
Sunday on June 30. In the afternoon
the address will be made in the K.
of P. hall by Rev. Lacey. and after
wards the graves of the departed
members will be decorated.
John Fredrickson. son of Charley
Frederickson. who has been clerking
ing store at Wall Lake was married
Wednesday to Carrie Knipe at the
home of the brides parents. They
stopped over Sunday at his parental
home here. while on their wedding
tour.
The Germans held their annua
Kinder Fest and Ball'' here las1
Thursday. The day was an ideal one
and all the children around the
country were in to celebrate and by
the way the frecrackers went of
one would think it was the Fourth"