The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13

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Mrs. v. c. Pecssab aagh from
Irvington has been the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry
til. past week.
A woman or girl to do general
Homework wanted. Will pay Sc per
week. Inquire Of r. C. Kortum. Dem
ison. Phone 476. 40.2pd
Mrs. Mxtlock. who has been at the
Denison hospital for four weeks, ia
much better and will soon be able to
join her husband on the farm nsar
Charter Oak.
Mrs. John Baker is in Davenport
this week asa delegate to the state
w. G. 7. U. convention. From
Davenport she will 70 to Chicago
to visit her daughter, Miss Florence.
The Shakespeare Club met on Tues
day with Miss Emma Raine, the S. S.
club holds forth tonight atssthe club
room and the Current Events Club is
looking forward to an enjoyable meet
ling tomorrow.
The pleasant purgative effect ex-
perienced by VII who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
and the healthy condition of the body
and mind which they create, makes
one feel joyful. Sold by all drug
gists. 4O.4
Is A Jolly congenial party went down
4 to Carroll Tuesday to participate in
the festivities Of Columbus Day under
the auspices of the Knights of Colum-
hus of that city. Among those going
we're j. T. Haugh and wife and Mar
purete and the Misses Nell McGrin
and Margaret Clark.
Mr.. Henry vosgsrau celebrated his
seventy fifth birthday last week.
All of his children were at home
and the day was observed in a fit.
ting manner. Mr.. voseerau is q
splendid citizen. quiet, modest and
thoroughly reliable. :
Mr.. and mrs. William Schirnbeck
have sold their property on south
Locust street to P. w. Weberg and
leave this week for I1a Grove where
tnev will make their home. Taey
are an estimable couple and we hop-
that years Of happiness await them in
their new home.
DR.. B. F. Philbrook was honor, d
last we k by being given fsss pla e
on the program of the joint mse.i z
of the Council Bluffs district and tie
eastern Nebraska district dental con
vsntion. He gave a clinic on I've
Ball and Sock 1t Attach nent for use
in partial dentures or removabl.
bridges -
The Conner party had narrow es-
cape from death last week. They
left Denison Wednesday morning
reaching Boone for dinner. Leaving
Boone they reached point three miles
west of the Ames Agricultural College
when almost in front of them on the
apparently smooth highway, they dis
covered that ditch had been dug.
The front wheels passed over in safety
but the hind wheels went chug into
the opposite side of the ditch. these
in the back seats We're thrown violent
" forward and letter from Jul ge
inner tells US they were "badly dis
figured but still in the ring y The
only damage done the machine was
that the front axle was sprung and
several rods were bent. An all night
stop was made ut Ames while repairs
ware made, and the party reached
Chicago on Friday where Mrs. Conner
Joined them They expected to start
home today but the cold weather and
rough roads may delay them. II
appears that the farmers near Ames
were working the road They dug
out an old culvert leaving a ditch
about q feet wide, seven feet deep
and ,wenty-fi FIVE feet long. They in
} tended to out in steel culvert and
fill up the hole, but in the meantime
they went hume to dinner leaving no
danger signal or nothing TO indicate
that there was an open ditch. It ie
J almostia miracle that none Of the
lpssty was seriously injured.