The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-23


place in each issue. This service will
be free to all having their sale bills
printed at the Review office.
The Current Event club will meet
tomorrow afternoon.
The Coterie Club meets with Mrs.
G. E. Lyman this afternoon.
Mrs. w. T. Perkins is expected
Friday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
C. F.. KuehnIe.
Mr.. Adams of Atlantic City. N.
j., is in Denison visiting his sister,
Mrs. Geo. w. Nicholson.
Mrs. W. H. Laub was called to
jefferson Sunday night by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Austin.
Rev. Kienle, the beloved German
M. q. pastor. is attending conference
at Parker. S. D.. this week. We
hope he will return to Denison.
DR.. Kline. the state lecturer on
tuberculosis. met with the associa-
ton of doctors today and at night gives
a public address in the opera house.
The Rebekah lodge had special
exercises on Wednesday night com
memorating the seth anniversary of
the organizing of the Rebekah de-
gree.
Mr.. Adds Lally leaves Sunday
night for Boston to resume his college
work at Harvard. He will visit en-
route at Dubuque, Chicago and Notre
Dame.
c. K. French ran a nail clear
through his foot Friday night and
has been layed up since that time.
He is now able to navigate in his
stocking foot.
Clarence aud Edward Kienle sons of
the we'll known German Methodist
pastor, have decided to open rack ct
store at Newberg, Oregon, a city of
| 5000 thirty-6ve miles south of Port
land.
Weber Bros. are now in the merry-
go-round business. They were here
two days and are now in Defiance.
They tell us that the merry-go-r round
business is not necessarily round of
pleasure.
Miss Arvella Thuresson was sud-
denly taken i'll on Tuesday with what
threatened to be an attack of APP
pendicltis. She is now at the II. c..
Laub home and is reported as being
much better.
With the Register aud Leade,
laundering away with ringing editor
ials on Longevity and the Return
of the Sparrows. one is inclined to
feel that the presidential campaign
is on in earnest.
Mrs. w. R. Kirkup entertained
on Monday night for Mrs. Temple
visitors, Mesdames Mill and Patter-
son. The ladies' had very pleasant
visit together and much enjoyment OF
the excellent supper served by the
hostess.
Mr.. Jas. McAndrews, who is visit.
ing here today tells US that the Wood.
men of the World of Vail will have
unwilling services on Sunday, October
4th. Monuments erected in memory
of Ed. Monaghan and Patrick Breen
will be unveiled.
Hon. Chas. Bullock is about the
only democrat in town. who was no,
shouting for Hearst four years ago.
He was not allowed to 90 on the dele
cation because he was opposed to
the then savior of democracy. AS
Hearst pours the hot shot into Bryan
and democracy. Mr.. Bullock takes q
heap of comfort in saying, III tolc
you so.''
On Monday afternoon a jolly part,
gathered for bridge at the home oil
Mrs. Frank Pfarr. The party Va.
given for Mrs, Brown, hut she W
unexpectedly called home. The game
was played at three tables and upo1
the casting up of the score it az
found that Mrs. Philbrook was the
lucky one. She received a pretty
handkerchief as prize. A yer.
nice supper was served by Mrs
Pfarr assisted by her daughter. Miss
Dornthu