The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21

"A koou llHe VI IlDUOuS ~ 1Ho
Racket Store.
Seed sweet potatoes to raise plants.
The Boys Store.
Mrs. j. g. Wygant is just recover
ing from severe attack of the
grippe.
The Queen Esther Circle met with
Miss Willetta Strain on Monday
evening.
There is not bit of dust in rug
when it comes home from the carpet
cleaning wheel.
The Mystic Workers wilr hold q
meeting on next Monday evening in
the Review hall.
The Epworth League had pleasant
and we'll attended social with Warner
Temple on Friday evening.
P. W. Harding left today for a
business trip to Minot. N. D. He
will return the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Thew expect to
leave for their new home in Sand
Lake, Idaho, about the first Of May.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. A. Jones are ex-
pected home in week or ten days
from their pleasant winter in the
west.
Mr.. M. King has been much under
the weather. but reports himself and
the weather also as much on the
mend.
Miss Bertha Romans is at home
once more and will soon be able to
enjoy anything in the way Of festivi-
ties that may arise.
Mrs. D. o. johnson has returned
from her stay in Ferguson, Iowa.
Mr.. l. johnson will for the present
make his home with his son Orville.
| ,Chas. K. Meyers is the last victim
of the Reviews man-eating press.
He caught his foot in the cogs and his
great toe is crippled in consequence.
1t will put him out of business for
q few days.
Dow City Rebekah lodge has invit.
ed the members of Denison Rebekat
lodge to celebrate the Goth anniver.
sary Of Odd Fellowship with them OF
Monday evening. April 26th. Quite .
number will attend from here.
Mr.. James Walters, one of til,
highly respected citizens of Uniol
township, died on Monday. Funera
J services will be held Thursday at 2 p
!, m. at the home. The Review vii
contain more extended notice neg
: week.
The city papers will be obliged t
) take back seat this week. the rea
newspaper being issued by the Cur
! rent Event Club tomorrow afteroon
Miss Bond is editor-in-chief wit
: Mrs. Kott as her able assistant. AL
3 the departments are in able hands an
q spicy newspaper is looked for.
On Wednesday Mrs. George Sprech
er gave very pleasant party to
: number of invited guests. Suppe
was served at small tables decorate
in pink with q dainty Easter mes
containing q favor for each guest
Pink and white carnations were til
i flowers used. Mrs. Sprecher. who
: delightful and original hostess give
a series of parties this week as well
On Monday noon Floyd Hoffert the
with q serious accident while ridin
his bicycle on Main street. lRidin
over the crossing by the Revue,
office, At #; A good speed his machin
broke, the front wheel went out from
under and Floyd was thrown violentl
to the ground. He was unconsciou
for some, time and it was sewers
hours before he became rational. n
suffered Commissions on the head, fac
and shoui der.
Saturday was "Barborka Day. i
Denison. The streets were brigk
with his carnations and the Who'll
city visited the handsome. newl
. fitted store in Broadway. An unusu,
: display Of fine diamonds was one {
, the special attractions. Not only va
this Mr.. Barborka's opening day, bu
it was q celebration of his twenty
+ fifth year as jeweller. for it VS.
q just quarter of . century ago ths
he commenced to learn his trade, ur
der his father. who ia perhaps tn
q most noted watch and clock maker j
Iowa.
: On Monday night Mrs. Geore
: Richardson gave an At Home to Il
r Shakespeare Club and number I
e invited guests. Mrs. Richardson
: president of the club and this yes
q the members have eninvod mar