The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-06

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Mr.. Daniel Cruise returned recent
ly from look at his land in Douglas
county, S. d near Armour. He was
much pleased at the showing made by
his renter. for he sold his share Of
the wheat crop so to net him 50 per
acre.
Denison friends are pleased to see
how we'll Mrs. j. F. Pfarr is looking
after her visit in the east. Mrs.
Pfarr suffered such q severe illness
last spring that it seems almost mirac-
ulous that she is so soon about again
apparently in the best of health.
A card from Miss Nell Cushman to
Denison friend tells that che saw
Taft at Seattle and that he had a
magnificent reception and delighted
everyone with his genial charm. Miss
Cushman was about to leave for Port
land for visit with former Deni-
sonites.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ramm are spend
ing the week iii Clinton. Iowa, attend
ing the golden wedding of some old
time friends. Mrs. Iamm took little
Sarah Pfarr with her for an outing
and she will return with Mrs. Tamm
next week if she does not get too
homesick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barber Of
Charter Oak with their adopted son.
Leroy, spent Tuesday with Denison
friends The little fellow is a beauty,
sturdy and strong and pretty as pic
ture. We are confident that Mr.. and
Mrs Barber have made no mistake in
taking him into their home and hearts.
Mrs. NJ. J PURCELL of the Paradise
was ENJOYING recently visit from
two nephews, Michael and James De-
gan, who live at Bethlehem, Penn
This is! in the center of the iron and
steel industry and the mountainous
scenery cuntrasted strongly with the
prairies of Iowa. They have now re-
turned home.
Mr.. Mike Wagner returned last
week from visit with his brother.
Martin. in Raymond. South Dakota.
He reports that his brother is doing
finely. He said he had no idea of
buying land when he went out there
but that it looked so good to him that
he bought quarter just for luck. He
paid little over S48 an acre and feels
that he made good bargain at that.
Hon. ]. P. Conner. Raymond Con-
ner and Luman Sewell left this morn
ing for Chicago with the Conner auto
mobile. They expect to bring Mrs.
Conner home with them and the trir
will take about two weeks. This is
the finest season for such trip anc
it should be delightful. Mrs. Come,
has been much benefited by the treat.
ment at Mt. Clemens and will return
greatly improved in health.
4 Some of the merchants who put W
a big talk about farmers buying their
goods at home are requested to re.
member that Denison has three print.
ing establishments all of whom are
prepared to furnish calendars at lower
prices than they can be bought O
some travelling man. The merchan
who sends away for his printing neet
n OF come to the Review with hi
} whine about people trading out O.
town.
Quite an unusual service was tn
sunrise meeting held at the Baptis
church on Sunday morning. The bel
at 6 100 O'Clock broke the slumbers o
: good many who did not attend. how
, ever. 1t so happened that the da
was the slst birthday of Mr.. Potter
> one of our most venerable and re
spected Christian citizens, and tn
congregation rose to salute him an
to wish him many more years Q