The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-18

Menagh's for watermelons-l9c
each.
Mr.. B. Brunes of Vail was in Deni-
son on Monday calling on friends.
Miss Lille Raines leaves this week
for q vacation visit in Boulder, Col.
Our notion counter is complete now.
Come in and see. The Racket Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plato Durham of
Dunlap were Denison callers on Mon
day.
Margaret and Mary McHenry left
this week for stay with their grand
parents at Lake Okoboji.
Genuine Pumpernickle. the real
German black bread, at the City
Bakery, P. Freihage. Prop.
Squibb's spices are the best possi-
BILE to obtain. We have just prepared
for your needs during the picking
season by stocking them. Lamborn
Drug Co.
Mr.. Leo Mailer was in town for an
over Sunday visit rs he is busy during
the week n the country near Kiron.
building 81 600 residence for Il. G.
Schultz.
This forenoon John Ketelsen, one
OF the prosperous young farmers Of
Washing on township. purchased the
Gottlieb Kroll farm 81 miles south Of
Charter OAK. 16O acres at $50 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. voss, son
Loyal, and their guests Miss Emma
voss Of Freeport. III and Miss
Thomas Of Omaha came down from
Oksboji on Monday in the vcss motor.
They report that the roads were quite
muddy north of Odebolt.
At the meeting of the city council
on Monday the lew was fixed for
next year as follows: CORPORATION
ten mills. library two and three fourth
mills, road 4 mills, bond 2 mills.
grading 8 mills, Improvement II
imills. The total of the levy is the
same % last year, being % mills.
Fred Strong writes to the Review
this week from Virgil, S. D. He
says: All we'll. Crops are looking
good. Have had some hot winds about
the middle of July. but plenty of rain
now. am letter carrier here now.
tri-weekly.' Mr.. Strong shoves his
Review ahead another year and sends
regards to his Denison friends.
Having finished their stacking
and having their work we'll in hand
q party Of farmers from the neigh-
borhood OF Boyer came down to Deni-
son today for visit and holiday. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
C. Simons, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Corn
ish. Fart and Floyd Cornish, John
Sykes, Nels Taylor and Albin Jarl.
While in the city Mr.. Simons took oc.
casion to stop his Bulletin and sub
scribe for the Review.
W. b. Thomas. the nurservman Of
Council Bluffs. lows, will call on the
people who bought trees of him last
Spring and replace as thst fsiiei to
live through any fault OF the trees.
free Of charge, and also will take
orders either for fall delivery OF for
the spring Of 1910. W. H. Thomas
lies son Of the old vstsFan nurseryman
Who sold trees so many years 10 rraw-
ford county. 1874
"Un le" Sam Smythe let his Re-
view get . week or 30 behind and it
worried him 40 that he made q trip up
town to pay year ahead. :, Uncle
Sam will enjoy his eightieth birthday
this moath and he says that had he
not blqksn his leg few years saao
hs Void be . chipper 10 afboy to.day.
After getting his receipt he breathsd
. aigh. Of relief and said, There !;
nov. I don't owe cent TO any. man. =
There are whole lot of us who wish
" could say the Same. and there are
still Others who do not seem 70 care.
particularly whether thew can Of not.
Hsrs's 70 Uncle Sam. may he live 70.
Ipay his Rsvi41 in advance 70. = 1t
: acors more years. & ii s.