The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-24

visitor on Monday.
T. j. Kelley and Miss Margaret Kel
ly were Carol visitors on Monday.
Sears McHenry transacted bushes.
in Des Moines and Newton this week
Mrs. Emma Cornwall is visiting fwitl
her sons, George and Frank in Chi
cago.
Call and see some of my high grade
clover seed which am selling at low
grade prices. j. G. Wygant. 5tf
Tom Kelley tells us his shoe sale
has been the most successful he has
ever held, not only here but at hi:
other stores.
Mr.. Carl Evers and wife who have
been farming near Battle Creek fol
three years moved back this spring
to the Wulf Ever's farm, three miles
north Of Arion. Friends are glad Il
have them in Crawford again.
Undersigned would inform the
ladies of Denison and vicinity who
desire to learn French and Swiss EN-.
broidery that she will teach this class
of work. also how to make phantaste
dresses. Emma Buehler. Denison.
Iowa. ia
James Schlumberger who has been
employed in the wholesale house OF
E. Bruce and Co., of Omaha has just
had a fine promotion with increase OF
salary and responsibility. This is
pleasing news to all the friends Of the
bright little lad.
Word was received on Monday, OF
the death OF Mr.. G. M. johnson, the
citizen who was recently sent to
Clarinda hospital from this county. He
will be buried at Odebolt. Friends
of the family have much sympathy
for them in the death Of the father
under all the circumstances of the
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Jessup soon
to be OF Cincinnati, Ohio, stopped in
Denison on the way from their wed
ding at Columbus, Neb. to their new
home. Mrs. Jessup is a cousin OF
Mrs. w. E. Terry and like all the
Beck family, is mighty good looking
The groom looked like a man who
was playing in great luck. and knew
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. McGrin Jr. left
today for their new home at Athol, S
Dakota. They are among our de-
servedly popular young people, they
are ambitious, Industrious and We are
sure they will like their new home
and that their new home will like
them. Nevertheless they leave many
lonesome ones behind them who re
greet that the call of the West has tax
en- them.
I The George Menagh Co. is arrang.
ing to use the rooms over the Broad.
way store in connection with the dry
goods and cloak departments. This
means the space occupied by the Fer.
guson gallery until it's removal to the
other side of the street. Interio,
stairs have been built connecting the
two floors. The great north window
used by the photographer is still
there and this will give fine light
for the room.
Weekly cottage prayer meetings
are being held in town under the aus
pices of the Old Folks bible class Of
the M. E. Sunday School. They are
designed as neighborhood affairs tx
have those, who cannot go far away t,
the churches and who like u prayer
meeting, obtain an opportunity to at
tend one. The time is on Tuesday
evenings and the last was held at thu
home of Mrs. Lister in East Denison
It was led by Mrs. Haworth.
Fred Paulsen and family, Matthia
Hugg son Of Geo. Hugg and Waite
Hugg a son of H. Hugg will leav
this week from Buck Grove for thei
new homes in the Dakotas. Thei
going constitutes another heavy los
for Crawford county, but we have tn
satisfaction that we are giving Of GU
best for the upbuilding of the Natiol
as whole and that no matter wha
their success in other lands, they vii
never forget their friends in good oil
Crawford.
j. NJ. Nielsen leaves next week 70
his new home at Bladen, Neb. HI
has been a splendid, fore-handed, hor
orable and enterprising citizen of thi
county and we hate to see him ge
1t is such men as he who have bee
the making of this county and VIII
will be among the substantial an
best citizens of any community. MI
Nielsen has promised to write back t
us about his new surroundings an