The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12


College. Its summer term is one Of
the most helpful Of the year.
Mrs. Ferrill has been called to Dun
lap by the illness Of her daughter.
Mrs. C. E. Liscomb.
Mr.. Frank Wettingel and daughter
If Dunlap we're among those to visit |
Denison on Saturday last.
Mrs. Earl Bleakney returned the
last of the week from visit with her
mother at Glenwood. Iowa.
DR.. Stockdale was in the city today
on his regular trip. His next visit
will be on Wednesday, June 2.
A. L. Petersen and wife of Wash
ington township were in Saturday to
see that their paper was paid up and
continued.
Henry Schumacher of Orleans. Neb.,
has been visiting his sisters. the
Misses Kate and Anna, of the Balle-
Brodersen store.
Those pretty hand decorated dishes
shown in our display window are being
given away free to our customers.
Bartcher & Ewall.
Mrs. Jacobsen, wife of the banker.
lat Ricketts, accompanied by her sister.
Miss Jessie Marshall. were visiting
their Denison friends Saturday.
We have few more of those cut
glass tumblers now, you will have to
hurry if you want to get some-10
cents each. The Racket Store.
Miss Cora Woodward of Manila,
who has been the very competent COM
positor in this Office for many weeks.
visited at her home over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. u. Mcmahon,
Mrs. L. Seemann, and the Misses
Meyers, Naeve Hart and McHenry
went to Omaha today to see Ethel
Barrymore.
Miss Nettie Kelley. who has been
i'll for number of weeks, has so far
recovered that she was able to take
her place in the choir of the Baptist
church on Sunday.
Mrs. G. j. Solomon is improving her
property by laying cement walks in her
lots. The uncertainty as to grade
makes it not advisable to put in pub.
lie walks at this time.
Phillip Farrelly and family arrived
in Denison this week and are til.
guests OF Rev. Father M. j. Farrelly
, They will locate on farm in thi
q country. We welcome this new fam
: lily to our county.
Mr.. Thomas McCsrthy returned thi
week from visit to Davenport where
he met brother whom he had mo-
: seen for many years and who had jus,
come to this country from Ireland
Many relatives of the family reside
in Davenport and the visiting brother,
were given the heartlest kind of a r..
ception.
Mrs.A. F. Bond is having the plea.
sure Of visit from her granddaughter.
Clara King, who comes from her home
in South Dakota. She is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Frank King. one Of the
we'll known newspaper men Of tina.
state. It will be needless to say to
the old residents that the grandchild
is named after her aunt, Clara King,
who was one Of the sweetest and best
of the girls of Denison who grew to
womanhood in the days of long ago.
FL This afternoon at Dunlap occurs the
wedding of Mr.. E. H. Burk and Miss
t Clara Flemming. Mr.. Burk is 8
3 man of high character and has wor
many friends here by his excellent
qualities. He will bring his bride
to Denison and they will reside in
the cottage formerly owned by U. G.
Johnson on Nassau street. A number
of friends and relatives from Denisor
attended the wedding and all join iI
congratulations and good wisl e,.
The w. c. T. U. held it's month";
meeting on last Thursday and was
q pleased at that time to receive call
from the Rev. Lagerquist of Kiror
and Rev. Howe of Deloit., Both
gentlemen responded to an invitation
to speak and each expressed himself
, as heartily in sympathy with W. C.
T. U. work. Rev. Lagerquist is 9
, very strong man along temperance
lines. Among other items of business
the union decided to make it a prac.
I tice to have bakery sales every quart.
er. beginning in June.
w. d. Carroll of Antonitc. Col.
writoa tn tell ia that manu- Roviou