The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19

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place shall be cared for and made
beautiful.
Let US all go to the cemetery on
Memorial Day. Let US join with the
survivors of the Grand Army in pay
ing tribute to the soldier dead and
then let each one go to that mound
where so much of life lies buried with
the dead and pledge himself anew to
higher citizenship. and better man.
hood and kindlier, cleaner living.
"God reigns and the government at
Washington still lives.
A good organ for sale cheap. Jen-
ME Austin. OIL
If you attend the musical produce
ton at the opera house Saturday night
don't be alarmed when the chorus call
Fire! Fire!
The millners and dress makers are
kept busy now preparing the pupils
for the exercises in connection with
the commencement.
Driving harness, sweat pads and
hog dip ut L. +. Lorenzen's harness
shop.
The stable and yard Of Harry Car
penter has had many visitors in the
past week since the arrival of the
twin colts. sThey are very lively and
bright.
Rev. Frank F. Fitch. the Sunday
School secretary. will occupy the pull
pit of the Baptist church next Sunday
morning on invitation of. the pastor.
Rev. LaReau. They are old time
friends.
Marius Nielsen came down from
Aberdeen for a Sunday visit. He
found the new home in Hotel Denison
much to his liking. but thought South
Dakota prospects looked still better
to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell and Mrs.
Lehfeldt and Miss Minnie are expected
home from California this week.
They are about the last of the Craw-
ford county contingent to report home
for the summer.
All our expensive patterns includ-
ing many Gage" models reduced in
price at Sarachou Sisters.
FOR SALE-Two double glass; FROST
proof window sashes suitable for hot
house, conservatory or other purposes.
One contains twelve lights 12x32.
the other 8 lights 12x32. Inquire of
b. R. Morrow, Denison, Iowa. POL
Mr.. S. 81. Lamborn of Griswold,
Iowa. is in Denison this week visiting
his son, Walter. Mr.. Lamborn thinks
this a fine town and he rejoices at the
evident prosperity of his son and the
fine business which he has built up
here.
Miss Bessie Gillett came up from
Omaha Tuesday to spend the week at
home with her grandmother. She is
young woman who is making her
way in the world by hard work and
gift as an artist. Her Denison friends
appreciate what she is doing.
w. w Ferguson tells US that he
had fine time at the state photo
graphers meeting and got onto some
new wrinkles for the benefit of his
patrons. Mrs. Ferguson accompanied
him to Waterloo and from that city
continued her trip to Clinton for a
home visit.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ments of the Shoe Department and
the Hardware department of The Boys
store. The managers of these de-
partmepts are going into an advertis-
ling campaign in the Review and they
hope to show great results. Keer
track of what they have to say to you
from week to week.
The annual musical entertainment
! given by the high school will be al
operate cantata entitled. "The Hay.
MAKERS" by Geo. F. Root. Thi,
: program will be given at the oper,
house on Saturday evening of this weel
Admission is Is cents TO any part o
the house, including the gallery. N
i extra charge for reserved seats. Seat
now on sale at the book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex B. Smith o
, Aberdeen. S. D.. came to Denise
this week for their first visit since tn
Nielsens bought the Hotel Denison
o Mr.. Nielsen finds the new hotel is
great deal of wsrk and responsibility
and he has uree1 Mr.. Smith to Civ
up his position as travelling sal smal
and engage in the work of the hote
with him. Mrs. Nielsen will be de
= lighted at this opportunity to hav