The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-01

Fastje for fine furniture. Call at
shop and see for yourself. Aft.
HAY FOR SALE. Hay for sale in
shy quantities. West Denison. Mill
41-tf.
Mr.. Ed. Earlier, who works for the
Northwestern on the Pumpkin Vine
branch has gone to Independence.
Iowa to visit his long lost cousin. He
may bring lady back with him.
Good for Ed.
The special reduction sale at Bart
cher Bros. furniture store will be
continued during January. 1t will
pay you to buy your furniture there.
All this stock is new and everything
goes at bargain.
Howard Biggs. living five and one
half miles southwest of Denison has
set his sale for Tuesday. Jan. 81, and
arranged for the Review to issue some
of the bills which are attracting buy
ers to the sales this season.
Miss Lillian Brackney returned on
Tuesday evening from briet vacation
spent at her home at Indianola. Miss
Brackney is proving a very efficient
teacher in the English and oratory de-
partment of the college.
Mrs. Ben Bartcher entertained a
number Of young people at her home
on Friday. for her brother. Guy Ang-
stead and also Miss Lillian Aebischer.
A very pleasant evening with games
and light refreshments were enjoyed
by all.
Invitations have been issued for a
piano recital to be given on Monday
January 9Th at the home of Mrs. H.
S. Gulick. in which four Of Mrs. Lou
Martins pupils will take part-Misses
Maude Quade. Alice Staininger. Ruth
Brown. and Master Henry C. Laub.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. G. =.
Caswell entertained fourteen young
ladies as a compliment to her sister.
Miss Ruth Clark. The young ladies
were provided with clothes pins and
paper and dressed dolls according to
their own fancy. Mrs. Caswell serv-
ed a very nice two course supper
which was very much enjoyed.
Among the pre-nuptial showers
given for Miss Addie Luney was a
tin shower given at the home of MISS
Margaret McHenry. Miss Margaret is
charming hostess. and inherits her
mothers faculty of making a home
delightful. She served very nice re-
freshments. and Mrs. Friend will
have a we'll stocked kitchen as re.
suit Of her tin shower.
Mr.. Hale Douglas and wife OF
Grinnell were with the Glee Club
Mr.. Douglas is the librarian of the
college library at Grinnell and he ii
considered one of the finest librarians
in the work in Iowa. Mr.. Dougla!
expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the arrangement of our library
and also with the the wood used and
general inside finish of the building.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e.
kemming has been lively place dur.
ing the holidays. as the boys have
been entertaining their friends. Miss
Ida and Master Paul and Fred San.
dali of Centerville. What with skat.
ing by day aud parties by night the
week has been one long to be remem.
bered. The boys entertained fol-
their guests on Monday evening, ane
proved themselves charming hosts
All hope that their friends may soor
return for another visit.
There is one farmer at least in thi.
county who has undertaken to obtair
good seed corn after scientific
method. He is resident of Paradise
township by the name of Mr.. VIM. F..
Meyer. In another part of this pap.
er he gives the result of planting al
acre of corn using seed from differ.
ent ear for each row. 1t will be seer
that his highest yielding row went al
the rate of 20 bushels to the acre, ane
the lowest at az bushels to the acre.
He now has eight bushels of priceless.
seed corn. We commend his work
and hope that others will follow.