The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03

Mrs. Mary Barrett left on Friday
for . visit in Omaha.
David Menagh transacted business
in Chicago on Tuesday.
Thos. Meehan Of Iowa township
was Denison caller on Monday. d
Harlan has concluded that it is no
use kicking against Van der Wall.
!. 81. Gable visited at the home Of
Conductor Hamlin in Boone on Sum
day. - -- ....;ss1sss ~. a.:
ssSealshipt Oysters-the kind that
has the sea tang 45c, per quart. J..
B. Lyon.
The sports are laying even money
as to which Of the Dannells boys is
the cleverer.
vanderwall went through the Har-
Ian line like butcher knife through
a ripe water melon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dean of Rockwell
City were over Sunday guests at the
| .. A. Jones home. ..s,s.s~. ~
Hurry up. the Rummage Sale right
on. McKane building, No.. 5th and
18th, Friday and Saturday.
Chester Potter is in Denison this
week for . visit With his father and
other relatives and friends.
/, Miss Alice Saul leaves on Thursday
for Indianola. where she will visit her
brother. Oliver, over Sunday. - =: sSfss
4 Special Prices on furs's' during our
fur sale on Friday this week.
The Boys.
l have complete line Of stock sad
dies at very low prices. See them
before you buy. Ed. Nelson q. Har-
ness shop. East Of Court House.
The finest apples that have come
Ito Denison this season. No worms,
no culls. but just the same clear
through the DARRELL. Will be pleased
to show them and make prices.
J. B. Lyon.
III Alfred A. Nordholm writes from
Hecla, s.. D.. that he is just prepar-
ing to move to Brook Park. Minne-
sofa, and he wants to be sure that the
Review will follow him az the family
cannot get along without it.
| At Independence last Friday oc-
CURED the death Of Mr.. Leonard
James. bright and rising young rail-
road man. The blow il q severe one
for his young wife who will be re-
membered here by number as Miss
Emily Tabor. who has been a visitor
at the home Of her cousin. F. W..
Movers.
| Albert Gary with crew Of men
under the direction of Manager Rich
ardson have been working fer the past
three weeks between Denison and
Missouri Valley trimming trees and
repairing the toll lines of the Iowa
Telephone Company. These lines are
now in the hest Of condition and Dem
|ison patrons will aceive excellent SER
vice that way. The crew has now
started in the other direction.
Henry Wulf of Boyer was Deni-
son caller on Monday. He dropped
into the Review Office to pay his SUBJ
scription and found it was already
paid till September 1910. While he
was about it however, he thought he
might as we'll pay it anyhow so he
showed the date ahead to Nov. 1911.
It is such subscribers that. make an
editor feel az il his paper was appre-
ciated. We have determined here
after to make no attepmt to keep the
Wulf from the door.
A. D. Randall and o. G. Slavery
were lucky in the Dakota land draw
Ling, or at least somewhat lucky.
Their numbers are in the 'steen
thousands Vail played in better
luck. Louis Osterlund. Jr.. Gao. Del
ter and P. j. Kenney all getting goos
i numbers. j. Lyman Jones of Charter
\ Oak got In the 800 class. F. NJ. COX
Of Dow City and A. Laur,nat on M.
nilia will be able to get q tine quarter
sections and by Dethlefs Of Ma1nial
Ezra numbers tfifle over 500.