The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-21

Let every citizen have care to give
the visiting teachers a cordial well
come.
FOR SALE-Two hard coal heat
ers cheap. In good condition. S. j.
Woodruff. 42-2tpd
Mr.. and Mrs. Raub McKim of Des
Moines were welcome visitors with
Denison friends and relatives this
week.
Flour Down only at The Boys.
Cream. 81 40: Gold Medal. sl.50:
Eaco or Winged Horse, SLIGO. A
good time to buy. 4l-2
If your store is as big as that CT
your competitor and as good-you
MUST make your advertising as
big and as good-or little more so.
You must enroll as an attendant of
the Teachers Association and pay
fifty cents to be able to hear all the
\
The Job printing department of the
Office has been working night and day
for the past two weeks printing and
binding the new telephone directory
and premium list for the big chicken
show.
We will print next week sample
ballot to be voted at the election of
| this year. Let every voter cut it out
of the paper and mark it as they want
the regular ballots to look which is
handed in finally to the judge at the
| ballot box.
Mrs. M. E. Jones took her depart
ure for Denver. Colo, Sunday
night called there by the serious ILL
ness Of her sister. Mrs. Clara McAh-
rem. who has undergone hospital
operation. All hope the loved one
may recover.
News comes from Salida, Col.
that Mr.. E. s. Plimpton has been
put forward as the republican candi-
date for school superintendent. As
the county is hugely democratic he
does not expect an election. If it
was left to his Denison friends and
admirers he would be elected with
out doubt.
Miss Buckley. the botanv teacher
of the High School. is proving just
the kind of instructor the school
needed. She is inspiring the stu
dents with enthusiasm. She has had
her botany class in the woods with
her looking up specimens. and head.
ed picnic for them in Grace park
last Friday. She is graduate of
Grinnell, one of the greatest colleges
of the state.
Joseph Calm. the famous pianist
will give recital at the opera house
Tuesday evening. Oct. 9th. Mr..
Calm has just returned from two
years stay in Europe. where his worl
has been justly praised by the critics
He is an artist of great ability. ha
magnificent touch and his inter
probation of the works OF the ole
masters are artistic and correct. We
will have an opportunity to hear on
of the really great Pianist and it j:
to be hoped that the music loving
people will turn out in large mum
pers to enjoy this rare treat. Pric
of admission 35 and so cents. AID
vance seat sale at Allard & Smiul
Book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartcher ar
: home from their wedding trip
. Their plans did not work out yer
we'll after all and they had NOR
than their share of trouble. O
course there is not word of trut
in it, but it is reported that they mis-
sed their train at Dow City in the
attempt to run away from thei
friends. that they drove to Buc
= Grove and missed a Milwaukee trail
there. then rushed on to Manila try
ing to catch the main line and misse
that. Tickets to matinee perform
ance of Ben Hur were rendered use
less. but they got to Omaha by an
by and have come back happy ar
smiling and ready to face life
battles with brave hearts. Here
|. happy days.