The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

Miss Anderson is spending the week
in West Side.
Longley Hats for Men-s3.OO at
The -Brodersen Co. 90
Miss Lille Raine was an Omaha
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. G. F. Kuehnle and Lydia Belle
are Chicago visitors this week.
Miss Hazel Larson, of Kiron. came
to Denison Monday to remain some
time.
Mrs. Arther Jordan, of Dunlap,
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Raine
Miss Mariana Sims is home from
Sioux City where she is attending
college.
Calumet Sugar Cured EVANSVILLE
they last l3a cents a pound at The
Boys Store.
Miss Pearl Winquist and the Misses
Swanson, of Kiron, were Denison Wis.
itors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bleakney will move
into the house with Mr.. Theodore
Walker this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Miller and daughter,
Miss Lillian Miller, left for summer
in Montana, Tuesday.
Miss EIDE Louis, of Iowa City, ar
rives Thursday to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. F. W. Meyers.
On Tuesday Mrs. Mahoney enter
tanned Penelope most delightfully."-. A
number of guests were present and en-
joyed Mrs. Mahoney's elegant refresh
ments and the good fellowship of the
Penelope members.
Mrs. DR.. Brannan entertained the
Fancy Work club on Wednesday, Miss
Hazel Laub being an honored guest.
A very nice supper was served and
and the afternoon was passed most
socially and cordially.
On Monday evening a jolly surprise
party was given Bennie Broderson on
his birthday. Lots of games were
played and splendid refreshments were
served and the birthday was made 9
very pleasant one for the manly little
lad.
Geo. B. Smith represented the
Yeomen Of Denison at the state meet
ing at Des Moines yesterday. The
meeting developed general row and
Mr.. Smith was much displeased will
the arbitrary ruling Of the presiding
officer. He was 80 disguised that h
did not stay it out. returning Tuesda
afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Carpenter and Miss Fan
ME Hayes who teach classes Of boy
and girls-ln the Baptist Sunday schoc
were present at the home of Mis-
Eunice Meyers on Tuesday evenin
when the members Of the classes wei
entertained. One form Of amuse
ment after another followed in quic
succession. and the boys and girl
seemed to have q right good time.
On Thursday April 18th, the Currer
Event club will hold an open meeting
Everyone interested in hearing Jude
Conner give an informally talk o
the Payne tariff bill is invited to a,
tend. This will be q fine chance t
hear talk on this subject which is q
object of interest to every man an
woman in the United States. Judg
Corners talk is from man who .ur
derstands his subject and who wi
make it clear to his hearers. Mr..
Wright the clubkpresident, extends o
behalf of the club q cordial invitation
The Central school gave nice en-
tertainment last Friday evening
Miss Strahn's room played the poem
Brabara Fritchie," very nicely
Miss Clark's room had a piccaninni
song and dance. The little folks ex
ecuted ir perfectly. Miss Bond
little people did exceedingly we'll also
They were dressed as brownies, whic
was quite becoming. Little Tedd
Jones beat the drum with great skill
for such a little man. The othe
rooms did very we'll in their parts
It was held in the high school room
!. The room was crowded so that the pee
pie had to stand up. The plays wer
, enthusiastically applauded and niue
enjoyed by all present.
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