The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09

Emil Kuhl Of Charter Oak was
Review caller yesterday. fTg
The right kind of fireworks at the
right prices at The Racket Store.
A good three year old Short Horn
bull for sale. Geo. II. Lyon. 21tf
Miss Gladys Tucker and Miss Lois
Tucker visited friends in Carroll on
Sunday. = = s.
Geo. Merdinger of Buck Grove and
81. 7. Gath of Jewell Junction we're
Denison callers on Saturday.
Have pasture for 80 head Of cattle,
one and one half miles southeast Of
Denison. John s. Carey. Phone 32A.
Regular meeting Of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 8, o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
Why not get a hammock and take
life easy this summer We have
them from one dollar up to seven
fifty. The Racket Store. gtfffra'
Mr.. and Mrs. G., L. Caswell, were
Omaha visitors on Friday, Mrs. Cas-
we'll went to seek expert advice as to
her eyes which have been troubling
her greatly for some time. Il
Harlow Chapman sold $500 worth
Of wool last week. He received
nineteen cents pound for his entire
wool crop. This isKetting tobe quite
q sheep country. 80 aefT1M
Mrs. s. Dawes, after q visit in
Chicago. has gone to Grand Junction.
Mich, where she will spend the sum
mer with her son, Samuel and wife,
Farm. - s7'.' 49, = .''s'','l ,'''''
Mrs. S. F. Ashby ands son; John
Sherman, Of F'airmont arrived in Dem
isonl on Sunday evening for a visit
with her sisters. Mrs. C. M Jensen,
Mrs. F. H. Morgan and Mrs. James
r. Conner.Ga ssalc9 aht1 arir7eM
AL Adams Of Humboldt is sponsor for
the story that Gotch first learned the
toe-hold in infancy when his mother
frequently noted his fondness for Sc
curing firm grip on his great toe
with his mouth.
q 1900 acres hay land in one tract
with % cubic feet Of water, all under
one fence miles from Alamoss and ,
miles from Lad ara with railroad switch
on same to accommodate shipment Of
cattle, cuts 1900 tons Of hay. each year
cheap at this time, write for bookle
and any other information to Th,
Menke e. Carroll Realty Co., Antoni-
to. Colorado. l9tf $50
The annual decoration services o
the Woodmen of the World will b
held at Oakland Cemetery on Sunday
June 18th. The members and visitin,
members will start from the Review
hall promptly at 2 O'Clock for tn
cemetery. Conveyances will be pro
vided for all who wish to 60 to til
cemetery. The monument recently
erected to the memory If Gov. Geo
Garrett will also be unveiled. Al
members of the Woodmen of tn
World are urged to be at the hal
promptly at 2 O'Clock next Sunda,
afternoon. F. w. Myers will delive
the address. VS. sfa--seI
Some complain of the abuse o.
Memorial Day in that the, graves O
others than soldiers are decorated
It will not be many years before thu
old soldiers and their immediate rela
tives have passed away, then the, fac,
that Memorial Day has, become {
time for the remembrance Of ALL the
dead will be the only thing that will
prevent the observance, of the day
from being abandoned. The old. sol.
diers should have the right of way,
but we cannot find it in our hearts t,
criticise the son, who, on that day, Q,
any other, lays flowers upon q ia
theirs grave whether he served in the
army or whether he served his ccun.
try in the walks of peace.
ei,ao, ,g
His Work Lasts. e ar.
Orem, the cement walk man, can de
you all kinds of cement work at rea
soma hla rrioes and rive satisfa ofinn