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


trip to Omaha on Friday.
A full line of dishes. china and
glassware at the Racket Store.
Mr.. Will Seemann of Dow City
had business at the county seat Thurs
day.
Mrs. j. w. Smith was confined to
the house last week with an attack of
Mrs. August Voss of West Side
was business visitor in Denison on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Sims has been suffering
greatly lately with neuritis. which
affects her arm.
Miss Ina johnson returned on Mon
day from Fort Dodge. ready to take
up her work at the schools.
Miss Jennie Quade has a position
with the Iowa Telephone Co. having
charge of the night work.
Acme chocolates stand the test
where others fail. Fresh, clean milk
chocolates always on hand at The
Book Store.
Mr.. A. L. Roberts was quite sick
last week. being threatened with
pneumonia. We are glad to say that
he is much improved.
Miss Nellie Goodenow of Wall Lake
returned home Monday. after spend
ing a few days very pleasantly at the
home of Mrs j. w. Smith.
Mrs. A. T. Grayson and children
Of Decatur, ILL.,. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. P. Quade. left
for home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Anna Moss and her little
nephew of Deloit were in Denison on
Saturday attending to some matters
of business and doing little shop
ping.
Beulah and Evelyn Aylesworth re-
turned Saturday from Council Bluffs,
where they spent the holidays happily
with their grandmother. Mrs. Ayles-
worth.
Mrs. j. C. Shattuck of Smithland,
Iowa. who has been making visit
with her mother. Mrs. Osborne. and
sister, Mrs. Gebert, left for home OF
Friday.
Miss Alice Stevens plans to take a
furlough for few weeks from her
work at the store and will spend it
with her sister at Upton, Iowa.
She left Sunday evening.
j. v. Barborka left on Saturday
evening for Iowa City to spend Sun
day with relatives. Clifford will
return with his father. He has been
having a fine vacation, but school
began Monday and that settles it.
Mr.. O. o. Spencer and daughter,
Truth, left Sunday for Kansas City.
The daughter will stay there for d
time with her aunt. while MIR. Spen-
Ger will go on to Texas. Mrs. Spen-
Ger and the rest of the family will &c
to Kansas City in few weeks tt
visit her sister and look after Truth,
who probably will be ready to see
her mother by that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hutendorf, q
young couple. who were recently mar
ried at Charter Oak, have decided to
start their first home in Denisor
and are now settled on South Mair
next door to Criswell's. 1t is 6
great event. this starting new home.
and it is worthy accomplishment
that Of keeping it happy
The board of supervisors is about
to authorize the building of cemen,
arch bridge over the creek crossing
the ridge road at the Charles Brog-
ueH place west OF Town. ne creek
has I, habit of rising up on short
notice and washing out the pile
bridges and the approaches. Now a
bridge that will not wash out will be
put in. The full board went out tc
examine the proposition on Tuesday
after dinner.
The Loyal Temperance Legion be-
gan its meetings Monday after a two
weeks vacation. There was a very
large attendance The membership
has reached far beyond one hundred
On account OF illness neither Mrs.
Sims, the superintendent, nor Rev
DePree were present. but it is hoped
they will soon be back and that the
work will go on with renewed inter.
est. Much interest is taken in the
childrens' temperance work by the
loyal citizens and with this generous
backing the workers feel greatly en-.
couraged.
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