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

When you want nice lunch try
the Oxford. 6tf
Seed sweet potatoes to raise plants.
The Boys Store.
P. w. Harding transacted business
in Jefferson on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Ferguson
spent Sunday in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McKim drove
down from Deloit on Monday forenoon.
The Spring of 1909, reminds US Of
that historic apple that didn't have
no core. ~
Special for Saturday. May 8, a fine
gauzs vest for five cents. no limited
number to person.
We sell gasoline by the gallon or
barrel. Make arrangements for it.
The Boys.
Lenzen Moeller and Glenn Aims
worth came up from Omaha Sunday to
see the folks.
Mrs c. NJ. Jensen and family
spent Sunday and Monday with the old
friends at Dunlap.
Northern grown seed potatoes-Big
Yielders, s1.35 per smooth,
clean stock at Geo. Menagh & Co.'S.
We are headquarters for Rugs, Car
pets, Linoleum, Mating, Shades and
Wall Paper. Salomon Furniture Co.
Mrs. Drebert returned last even
ming from a visit to Omaha and has
resumed her work as nurse for Mrs.
Wilkinson who continues an invalid.
leighton Wright is recovering
rapidly from the serious injury he re-
ceived last week, but it will be some
time before he is able to use his hands.
The Methodist ladies held their
Missionary meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Chas. Brogden this afternoon and
all the Methodist autos were enlisted
to carry the ladies to and fro.
The Cemetery Association is i'm
proving the going to the cemetery
with cinder walk. If you have some
cinders-no rubbish-you would like
to get rid of, notify Mr.. Criswen and
he will have them hauled away for
use on the cemetery road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Romans of Char
ter Oak came to Denison on Monday
as the first stage of their journey to
Tacoma. They will go by the north
ern route and will return via Frisco
and Los Angeles. They will visit the
Roberts family at Tacoma and expec,
to be gone month or SO.
G. R. French returned on Tuesda,
from Calamus, Iowa. where he wa.
called last week by the illness of his
mother. His mother died on Sunday
and funeral services were held OF
Monday. It will be a great comfor
to Mr.. French that he was able t,
reach his mvther's bedside before hel
death.
/ B. G. Lyman goes to Atlanta, Geor.
gia. on May 9Th as delegate to the
seventh biennial session of the grand
division of the Order of Railroad Tele.
graphers. Mr.. Lyman is one of the
Oldest operators in western Iowa il
point of service, He is young man Of
good judgment and ability and he will
welt represent the telegraphers of this
section.
We learn with regret that j. R.
Smith of Iowa Falls has not recovered
from an injury received in fall two
months ago. His left arm was broken
near the shoulder blade and as he is
now seventy eight years of age it is
possible that he may never fully re-
cover the use of his arm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith have many friends here
who remember them we'll although il
is thirteen years since they left Craw-
ford.
The First National bank makes q
speciality of getting out it's report tic
the government on the day of the re-
ceipt of the call. It often has to
wait few days for publication, but
there is no.delay at the bank. AS
will be seen the government sets some
date previous to when the call is is
I sued. SO that the banks cannot ar.
range their books to make specis
showing. When the bank examine,
comes around he looks to see if the
statement corresponds with the books
on the date called for. There is nc
trouble however with the First Ma.
tional at Denison for its affairs are il
good shape. The statement published
today is signed by the president Of
the bank himself. w. A. McHenry
the time tried banker of the county
EdelWiess bottle beer. kep or Gas,