The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20

Valley.
Large glass bowls for 15c each at
The Racket Store.
W. s. Randall went to Omaha on
business last Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. McConnaughey spent
Sunday visiting friends in Lake View.
Mr.. Roscoe Saunders Of Manila
paid Denison friends a visit on Mon
day.
A few swarms Of bees for sale
cheap. Mrs. NJ. D. Wright. Dem
ison. 1872
B. Y. Nicholson went to Council
Bluffs on business the first of the
week.
Carl F. Kuehnle left on Sunday
night for one day business visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. T. c. Mccarthy and Miss Lucy
Fitzpatrick were Omaha visitors on
Monday.
Why burn smoky kerosene when you
can get the best White Light Oil at
Wygant's? 36tf
Miss Fanchon Jobe and Nora An
derton were visiting at Ames one day
last week.
See the new effects in millinery in
shapes both large and small at Sara
chon Sisters.
G. II. Wendt left on Monday for q
combined business and pleasure tlip
to Mapleton.
The Somerset Club will hold their
first meeting Wednesday night with
Miss Jessie Goodrich.
Genuine Pumpernickle. the zeal
German black bread, at the City
Bakery, P. Freihage. Prop.
Mrs. Fred Nuesbaum went to Logan
on Saturday to visit at the home OF
her brother, Mr.. Geo. Jensen.
Our shirts are the best the market
affords. All styles. Flannels in any
weight and color. Empire Clothing
Co.
The Womans Club held their first
meeting fur the year on Monday, hav-
ing large attendance and a fine pro-
gram on Chaucer.
MIR: ]. II. Tamm ana MIR. A. f.
Boylan left on Tuesday afternoon 70,
hunting trip through the northern
part Of the state and southern Mime
sofa. They made the trip in one Of
their automobiles.
DIR. L. L. Bond left on yesterday
for visit with his aged father .,
Milton junction. Wis. He will e
via Chicago and attend the Nationa
Convention of Railroad Surgeons. He
expects to return by Sunday. October
oath.
The City Federation Of Woman
Clubs will hold their fourth annual
rummaRe sale at the McKane building
on Main St.. Nov. 5th and 9Th. B,
sure and bear the date in mind and il
house cleaning have a good sized pile
ready for the rummage sale.
Mrs. Jacob Sims returned last weel
from Ottumwa, where she was calico
by the serious illness Of her mothel
who is now in her ninety-first year.
In spite Of her great age she is now
convslescent and it is thought tina
she will regain her usual health.
Mrs. Mary Palmer Wade, who viii
be we'll remembered by many old-tim,
Denison friends. has been in this cit,
for the past few days visiting. Mrs
Wade has lived in Seattle ever sine,
she left Denison eighteen years az
and that she is prominent ia goos
works in that city is evidenced by tn
fact that she represents Seattle at TIL
National convention of the w. C. T
u. to be held in Omaha.
On Thursday the Current Even,
Club met in the club room. having
large attendance. Mrs. Carpente
presided, Mrs. Sims being out o.
town. and she made most excellen
chairman. Mrs. Sprecher gave
most interesting book review Of 4
Certain Rich Man, the book b,
William Allen White and the grea
literary sensation of the hour.
very helpful and suggestive discussion
on what children should read fol
lowed Mesdames Curry. Cook. Straha,
and Jones leading Mrs. SERVER wa
q guest of the club and gave som
very good ideas on boys readings
Miss Senseney delighted all with
piano solo. The entire meeting wa
. very pleasant one.
| On Friday the P. E. O's. and b. 1
la wera ontartainod ot Tho hor.o .