The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-20

VIM. Daniels made q business
trip to Logan on Friday.
VIM. Mason of Deloit was seen on
Denison streets Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee went to
Omaha to enjoy the sights on Friday.
A fine Japanese plate for ten
cents at the Racket Store Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Woolston of Ellis was
in Denison Thursday to attend the
party at Mrs. Legs.
Mr.. Hannibal Fink will visit few
days with his brother. o. L. Fink at
Willis Point, Texas, before returning
to Iowa.
Otto Faul has rented the hou Sc late
ly vacated by l.. B. Craven and
moved his family there and settled
this week.
Mrs. Chauncey Liscombe of Dunlap
was in Denison Wednesday making
a between train visit with her mother,
Mrs. Ferrill.
Miss Gwendolen Smith of Lake View
arrived in Denison on Tuesday in
tending to take course at the Deni-
son Normal College.
Acme chocolates stand the test
where others fail. Fresh, clean milk
chocolates always on hand at The
Book Store.
The male choir which sings at the
Baptist church on Sunday evenings is
singing we'll, and both the young men
and the people who hear them, are
pleased.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson decided that
it was her turn for little vacation
and went on Thursday to Aberdeen,
S. D., for visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Rex B. Smith.
MISS Ruth McHenry returned to
Dow City on Friday, having come to
Denison on Thursday to be present at
the burial of the infant babe of
Edgar jackson of Omaha.
$500 will be the price of piano
tuning, if orders are given before
Feb. 2sh. Tuning to be done this
spring. All work guaranteed. Phone
No. 222. Russell II. Norman. 3-3
Mr.. Henry Royce tells US that he
has moved back 10 the old j. j.
Miller farm two miles south of Deni.
son. Mr.. Royce is one of our hes
and most successful German Ameri
cans.
Fred Morse, operator at the North.
western has been suffering from pneu
monia. He seems to be doing NIGEL,
now, but the disease is so treacherou
that no care can be releaxed unit
complete recovery.
! Jurgen Schroeder. the we'll know
business man CT Schleswig. was il
town for few days last week havin
some dentist work done. The excel
lent dentists at Denison brings man,
people here every year, in fact, ar
quite drawing cards.
Mrs. Arens entertained the Daugh
tiers of Rebekahs and their husband
on Saturday evening in honor of he
guest. Mrs. Allen. The guests YER
much enjoyed the games Mrs. Aren
had provided, and latter did ampl
justice to her delightful refresh
ments.
| Communion services at the Germa
M. E. church Sunday. Jan. 81. 1909
at 1890 a. M, conducted by Rev. A
w. Gauger from Odebolt. Iowa.
good attendance is desired. II wa
glad when they said unto me, let u
go into the house of the Lord. '-Ps
1921. Otto E. Johnson. Pastor
Word has come from over the noun
tains that Frank Thew. son of Clifto
Thew, was married Dec. % at Ores
ton. WASH. to Miss Amy Greenwood
Frank was once benson boy and hi
friends and old acquaintance will
interested to hear that he is marie
and will wish that he and his Wit
may be "happy ever after
When asked $40 for set of har
ness the other day farmer at Gran
junction said that several years ag
he paid but $35 for what they wer
now asking $40 or $44, says the De
Moines Capital. The matter wa
looked up, and it was found that tn
books showed that a $35 set of har
ness had been sold for 300 bushels o
corn. The dealer told the farme
that if he would bring in the sam
amount of corn now he would Civ
him a double harness, a single har
ness. saddle. set of fly nets. hugg
whip. curry comb brush and $50 il