The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-02

Fred Morse visited in Woodbine
Friday.
Hugh Menagh, Sr., left on Tuesday
for a Des Moines visit.
Chester Bonsall came up from Dun
lap for visit on Monday.
Mrs. E. H. Hastings has been see
ing friends at Ida Grove this week.
Miss Lottie Rae of Dow City has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. j.
McAhren.
Miss Laura Green of Rolfe is visit
ing at the homes of her aunts. Mrs.
Barber and Mrs. 7. E. Pierson.
Private lessons in German, French
and Drawing given by II. Meinke.
Leave word at Review Office. 22-3
If you are particular about your
clothes, have them cleaned and pressed
at the Denison Pantorium. Phone
$40.
Mr.. Claus Pepper left yesterday
for visit with friends in Chinook.
Montana. There is quite Denison
colony in Chinook and Mr.. Pepper
will have fine time.
Best high grade kerosene for incu-
bators and lamps-also gasoline de-
livered promptly. New phone at store
No. Ala. j. G. Wygant.
Sidney Jobe and Chas. Menagh
went to Omaha yesterday to buy
some feeders. They found the stock
poor and the prices high and so re-
turned without buying.
John Happe. the expert builder.
was over from CharterOak on Memoir
ial Sunday to see friends here and at
Dow City. He is working on the new
Catholic parsonage at the Oak.
Laundry called for every Tuesday
and delivered, prices same as usual.
workmanship best in the state. Bluff
City Laundry. Denison Pantorium,
agents. Phone $40.
Mr.. Phillip Schlumberger and wife
are expecting to spend the last of the
week at Davenport witnessing the
commencement exercises of St. Katha-
rine Seminary, where their daughter
Genuine Pumpernickle. the real
German black bread, at the City
Bakery, P. Freihage. Prop.
1t is an old saying lightning never
strikes twice in the same place." but
the exception will have to prove the
rule. The large house of Mr.. Merrill
not far from the standpipe has been
struck twice practically in the same
place. This time the stroke was or
Saturday night when the dreaded Wis.
itor darted down the chimney dis.
tributing SCOT over the floor. and ther
struck the sink and down the pipe tt
the ground.
Saturday Mrs. G. 4. Kemming gave
a large and very pleasant afternoon
party. A game was played resulting
in the second prize of the week goine
to Mrs. C. M. Jensen, lilies of tn,
valley and gorgeous tulips were uset
for the decorations. Mrs. Jesse Rum
sey of Cripple Creek, Mrs. Naeve',
guest. was present. Miss Vern,
Stocking and Miss Alice Romans as
sisted Mrs. Kemming in serving very
nice two course refreshments.
Mrs. DR.. Wright and Mrs. Hugo
Gebert had large and very pretty re.
ception on Wednesday. Pink anc
white, the real summer colors, were
used in the flowers and carried out il
the menu. The Misses Gebert anc
Edna Wright in white with pink sash.
rs received the guests and in the din
ming room the Misses Wright, Mamie
Nicholson and Gertrude Romans il
similar attire served. The reception
made most delightful what would hav,
been otherwise most undesirable day
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Evans O
Missouri Valley announce the marriag,
| of their (lauphter Lille m M EropL
A Killion. The wedding took pIac,
on yesterday and the young peopl
will be at home at Lesterville, S. D
The bride will be remembered by many
Denison friends as worker in tn,
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