The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28
Mrs. Senseney and Miss Senseney
.e,e Omaha vis;tors last woek

were Omaha visitors last week.
Miss Buckley had as her guest over
Sunday her father, a leading lawyer of
Sloan, Iowa.
Mr.. Frank Louis arrived last week
from Portland. Oregon. for visit
with his sister, Mrs. F. w. Meyers.
Mr.. George Naeve and family are
contemplating an outing of some three
months to be spent on the western
coast
W. j. Wagner, the veteran real
estate man from Arkansas, is Deni-
son visitor. He still has some good
land bargains to offer.
Conductor WEIGH on the Sac City
branch of the Northwestern was hav-
ing layoff for time and his run was
taken by Conductor Shoop.
Best high grade kerosene for incu-
bators and lamps-also gasoline de-
livered promptly. New phone at store
No. Ala. j. G. Wygant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose Of Omaha
were Sunday visitors in Denison at
the A. Gilbreath home. Fred is soon
to move to Grand Island, Neb.
Mr.. Pat Costello of Vail was Dem
ison caller yesterday. He tells US
they are having a red-hot time out his
way on raise in telephone rates.
DR.. Robinson will soon move to the
house he has been. repairing for oc-
cupancy. and will Immediately com.
mence to build new residence on the
adjoining lot.
Mr.. Geo. Fletcher has decided to
locate in Aberdeen, S. D. He will at
once proceed to the erection of hand
some home which will be ready for oc-
cupancy in the fall.
Mrs. H. R. Brown whose residence
is on Broadway just east of the Nc
Kim hall has placed Hastily con-
structed porch at the front. which adds
much to the appearance of the premi.
ses.
| Dishes and pans are hard on wooe
work. With Jap-O Lac you car
quickly give your pantry. shelves {
natural or colored finish that "wears
like iron. For sale by Bartcher &
Ewall.
Mr.. Jacob Sims has returned from
a visit to Council Bluffs where he wa.
called by the failing health of hi
aged father. Mrs. Sims has gon,
to Council Bluffs and will remain
indefinitely.
| Mr.. w. H. Schroeder of Schleswif
was q county seat visitor one day las
week. He has sold his saloons a
Kiron and Schleswig and is out o
business entirely for time. but i
looking about for an opening.
Dow City ought to pass fire limi
ordinance and compel the new build
ings to be of brick. Since we can re
member practically every inch of Dow
City's business district has been burn
ed over-some of it twice. No new
frame buildings should be allowed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Chamberlin
Clarence and Ethel, in fact the whole
jolly family. went to Omaha Tuesday
to bring home their new automobile
This is the sixth car Mr.. Chamberlil
has owned. He is the pioneer in thi
vicinity having owned the first ca
ever brought into the county,.
i A. D. Randall returned yesterday
from Cherokee. He has taken al
option on meat market there, bu
may not close the deal because he can
not find suitable location. He say.
rents are high and store rooms ar,
practically unobtainable in. Cherokee
Speaks we'll for the town after all.
Miss Mabel Merrill gave q. larg,
and most guccessful shower for Mis-:
Edna Romans on Friday evening. i
was total surprise to Miss Roman.
and the steady downpour of tinwar.
and useful things for the kitchen wa
most warmly welcomed. Bright lit
tie verses went with each gift. Thu
shower took place under q canopy O
red bells. Pink and white were tn,
table colors and very nice supper
was part of tie good time.
The Nicholson plant is now in oper
alton and artificial ice has for the fire
time been made in Denison. Peopl
are just beginning to realize what {
big thing this plant will be for Deni
son. Readers of the Review will not,
that the capital stock has been in
creased from sixty to seventy fiv'
thousand dollars. A complete tele
phone system has been installed in tn
plant by the Iowa Phone. At presen
eight phones are in use but later
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