The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28

at 2ls West Railroad Ave. 17-2t
Sugar cured hams for 1910. per
pound, at the Boys Store. 17-2t
Mrs. Geo. Sprecher entertained the
Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. Hawkins,
during her stay in Denison.
| We are glad to report that H. H.
Frahm whose illness was mentioned
last week, is now on the gain.
Have you seen the fine of dishes at
the Racket Store Mrs. Jones? "Why
no." Well you ought, they are lust
fine.
Mr.. U. G. johnson was in Denison
Monday on his way back to Redfiel d,
$. D., from Marshall county where he
had been since the death of his mother.
U. g. had quite a reception on our
streets as his friends recognized him
Every housewife ought to have one
of the Little Polly brooms from the
Racket Store.
Miss Gertrude Tucker who has been
teaching at Fort Dodge has found it
necessary to go to the sa. itariam, for
those having incipient tuberculosis,
near Iowa City. She will without
doubt.be helped.
You will have to hurry if you are
going to get some of that ten cent
candy at the Racket Store, only 1000
pounds left
Fl. Q. McWilliams tells us that he
had the time of his life in California
this winter. He says he never felt
better and that he is considerably
younger in feelings, at any rate, than
when he left Denison last fall.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. McConnaughey
spent Sunday in Wall Lake. They
left the house securely locked with a
sign for burglars to please go to the
back door. This on account of their
second burglary which occurred last
week.
Mrs. c. M Johnson of Deloit, was
down at Woodbine over Sunday see
ing her brother, Mr. Halberg, and
family. She says Mr.. Halberg likes
farming ano is happy. Her youngest
children were with her and they had a
good time on the trip.
The membership of the Denison
Methodist church kept up to their rec
ord OF giving for missions by raising
oa LAST Sunday morning over Ss4O for
this cause. This covered home and
fore gn missions. Freedman's Aid.
superanuated pastors, etc. DR.. Sen
seney was pleased when this goodly
amount was pledged in short time
The Denison church is noted for it's
gifts to missions.
Mr. George Keairnes and wife from
the extreme south part of the county
were in town last Saturday. They re-
celve their mail from Dow CITY by
carrier three. Although so far from
Denlson they are much interested in
the Review. With it's correspondence
from Manila, Buck Grove, Arion and
Dow City there are not many import
1T items of news which miss being
noted in its columns. AS a matter of
fact our subscribers in Union and
Washington townships have fine
| news service.
The firm of doctors Wright g. Coon
Will be enlarged by taking in DR.. A.
j.. Hoenes who recently came to Deni-
son to practice. He has had long AID
successful experience in surgical and
sanitarium work, and to give needed
| room for the ii eatment of chronic
cases the firm has arranged for quar-
t rs over the stores of I. j Kelly and
the Empire clothing firm. These will be
/ ready this week. The firm will then
make announcement of what it pro
poses to do. DR.. Hoenes is making
favorable impression on all who have
met him thus far.
The Eastern Star he'd q special
meeting Friday evening April % at
which time Mrs Belle Hawkins OIL
Onawa, Deputy Grand Matron for
this district, was present to inspect
the chapter. There were a goodly
number present and Mrs Hawkins
complimenteu the officers very highly
for their alb manner in giving the
ritualistic work Very nice refresh
ments were served and the usual social
time was enjoyed at the close of the
m seting. In the afternoon Mrs. Haw-
klns he'd school of instruction.
A Cord received from FL. l.. Alla1d
fr m Oberlin. Kansas. tells that Their
Buick has already registered 9l5 miles
on Inelr long journey. Allard SAYS
rotor is running finely. that their
trip is delightful and that they are off
for DcuYtf.
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