The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-29

Don't miss the high school musical
program.
G. c. Gregg is in Basin Wyoming
looking at the new country.
Mrs. Eva Girard of Schleswig was
a business visitor in Denison TODAY.
Born ON Wednesday April % to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Brown a splendid
twelve pound daughter.
Mrs. DR.. tombstone has been at
Clarinda this week. She will be &C.
companied on her return by her
daughter. Henrietta who will make
her home with her mother in Denison.
Miss Eide Louis, sister of Mrs. F.
w. Meyers will return on Thursday to
her home at Iowa City. Miss Louis
went to Chicago when it was learned
that Frederick was so sick. and came
to Denison with him. His death has
been a sad bereavement to her.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts promptly yet gently on the
bowels, through which the cold is
forced out of the system. and at the
same time it allays troubles arising
from inflammation. Sold by Lamborn
Drug Co.
Supervisor John Cook has been
poisoned with ivy and is having
tough time of it in recovering. He
was cut on bridge work for the county
when he came in contact with the
vine. His condition was at one time
serious. All will be pleased to know
he is now better.
Mrs. John Peters and daughter,
Emma. were in Denison last week
visiting relatives and friends. They
were at one time residents of Denison
and now live in California. They
have been spending the winter in
Germany and are now on their return
to California.
A. j. Halberg Of Deloit was q
pleasant caller this week. Mr.. Hal
berg has sold his Deloit store to Mr..
knight of Woodbine. taking fine
farm in exchange. Mr.. Halberg
gained a splendid reputation as
merchant and as citizen during his
residence in this county and our best
wishes go with him in his Wovdbine
home. Mr.. Knight comes highly rec
commended and we are sure Deloit
citizens will give him the glad hand.
Mr.. Jenkins. who travels with the
Watkins medicine wagon rented
horse of the Laub barn last Thursday
and made trip west of town. He
was caught IN the bad storm and
sought refuge in the house of L
Peterson not far from the old Carvell
farm. He tied the team to a wire
fence. A bolt of lightning struck
near enough to the team to disable the
Laub horse so that 1T had to be killed.
The other was uninjured. Mr.. Jenk-
ms while at the telephone was
stunned by shock.
We call attention to the calls for
caucuses in Denison to nominate del
egates to the republican county con-
vention to be held after the primary
electionne June. This convention
will complete the ticket if full nomi-
nations are made at the primary cleo
ton. If no township convention is
called. the voters can write on their
ballot the names of delegates to the
convention. They can also write their
choice for townships officers, and other
officers. There will be blank spaces
on the ballots which can be filled out.
Mr.. Charles Hartwig is in receipt
of the Borrowing news from his former
neighbor out in Goodrich Fred Menke.
who now lives at San Francisco. that
his son, Carl Leslie died on April II.
The lad was eight years, one month
and twenty one days old. The funer-
al was held on April Goth and burial
made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menke have been at
San Franciso for six years. The lad
had spinal meningitis, and medical aid
could not avail 10 save him. Carl
was about the age of our Frederick
Louis and we can appreciate the sor-
row in the home on the death of the
boy.
We are in receipt of letter from
our old friend j. o. Pettis who at
one time was resident of farm
three miles west of Denison. He is
now at Durham, Missouri. Many will
remember his son Almon. quiet cap
able boy. 1t seems that he went
into the navy and is now homo af.ar