The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-13


visitor part of last week.
Leon Moeller took business trip
to Council Bluffs Saturday.
FOR RENT-The barn at j. 3.
Romans house. Romans Bros.
Ben Smith was called to Avoca Fri
day to attend the funeral of a rela-
tive.
Mrs. Ruey Davis is again at home
with her parents. Mr.. Mark Wright
and wife.
Ed. Messenbrink and Frank Daily
of Dunlap we're Sunday callers in
Denison.
Mrs. Charles Smutney went down
to Vail on last Saturday to see her
people and friends.
Mr.. Charles Christianson and wife
were among the Denison visitors at
Omaha on Friday last.
B. A. Lyman and wife took a ride
down to Council Bluffs on Saturday
for visit with friends.
FOR SAI.E-Some good young
horses and an old Chester White stock
hog. John R. Robinson. 2-l
DR.. j.. f.. Barrett. who is dentist
in Chicago. has been visitor with
his sister, Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon.
Grand Masquerade Ball at the
hall on Friday. Jan.
Is. 1909. All are cordially invited. 1-2
Mrs. Lundgren returned home Sat-
urday evening from an extended visit
with her daughter in Portsmouth.
Neb.
DIR. Weber's Glasses fit right. look
right and are right. call Friday, Jan.
% at Nelson House. Examination
free.
Miss Bertha Kelley returned from
her vacation at Grand Island, Neb.,
and is at her school work again in the
west brick.
Miss Ella Harding is back from
Hermosa, S. D.. and assisting in DIR.
Robinson's dentist office. She re-
ports her folks we'll.
Miss May Wiese, the popular
clerk at the Menagh Store, is TAX
ing her mid-winter vacation of two
weeks and spending it near Manning.
Mrs. Leslie Igou was at the depot
Sunday to meet her sister, whom she
was expecting from Cherokee. We
are glad to say she was not disap-
pointed.
Mrs. Blanche Dillon, after spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
j. H. Gable and wife has gone to
Octavia. Neb.. where her husband is
the railway station agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Merrill are
enjoying visit from their son.
Clifford, who arrived Saturday from
Waterloo. Iowa. He will make
stay of two weeks or more.
The magazine section is full of
good stories this week. We could
wish that every subscriber was re-
ceiving this magazine free. 1t only
takes the foresight to pay up for the
paper in advance.
Mrs. d. S. Miles was over from
her new home at Manillla last week
for time, to see her children and
friends and attend the special meeting
under the leadership of the Holiness
band. She finds she likes Manila
very we'll.
Mr.. Charles Way took his depart
ure for Albany. Ore, on Thursday
last. This town is one of the old
settlements of Oregon being south of
Portland in the Willamette valley
Mr.. Way is a worker and hustler,
and will prosper wherever he is.
The Presbyterian parsonage is under
quarantine for diphtheria, as the dis :
ease has been contracted by the pas
tors wife. Under the circumstances
Rev. DePree could not fill the pulpit
on Sunday last. Mrs. DePree is tax
ing the anti-toXine treatment and will
recover.
c. c. Trip. one of the old time
residents of Dow City, Arion and vi
cinity. was at the county seat Satur-
day. His daughter, Mrs. Bolton,
resides on the east side of town.
He called to pay for his paper well
ahead, and took with him a hand
some calendar.
The Review has an up-to-date
mailing list of over 5000 names in
Crawford county. We will address
circulars for any local firm from this
list for $40 per thousand. We will
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