The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-06

from Charter Oak yesterday.
Wait-Read the most interesting
news in the paper next week.
Mrs. T. A. Miller of Ogden will
visit Denison friends this week.
White Pine Cough Syrup-the gen.
uine at SchlumberRer's Pharmacy.
Mira. Ed. Carlson of Kiron was
Denison visitor the first of the week.
Postmaster Ross Saunders of Man
lila was pleasant Denison caller on
Monday.
Miss Grace Bamford went to Omaha
today to take in the delights of Ak
Sar- Ben.
Miss Luella Cole returned from
her school work at Oelwein to make
a brief visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Romans of
Aberdeen, S. D.. were guests at the
r. A. Romans home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Criswell of
Charter Oak have been guests at the
Orvie Criswell home this week.
The "phonny" clothiers who occu-
pied the old McKane corner last week
did not fool many Denison folks.
Misses Viola and Margaret Minter
left Monday morning for Kansas City
to visit relatives for couple of weeks
and take in the fair.
Ivan Gillett, after three years of
journeying and sightseeing. is back
at the old home. Ivan is bright boy
but he is no moss-back.
Col. Geo. L. Wright left on Mon
day for his home in Denver. after a
very pleasant visit with old time
Crawford county friends
Mrs. Anna Smith of Los Angeles
has been in Denison this week visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. H. S.
Gulick and other relatives.
We viii! receive Thursday ship
ment of our Sea'shipt oysters direct
from the shuckers at Baltimore. all
solid meats. j. B. Lyon.
E. T. Cochran tells us that Mrs.
Cochran and Miss Sylvia will be home
within week from delightful sum.
mer spent in the New England states,
Harold Van Wrinkle came out from
Chicago for an over Sunday visit with
his parents. Harold is doing finely
and his parents are justly proud of his
success.
You can fool your wife and come
the grand kibosh on your fellow mer
but you can't bluff the Lord. He
can see your hand. down to the last
dirty deuce.
Wesley Fremel of Milford was 9
Review caller this morning. He came
to Denison on business with an extern
sive system of waterworks which he
is putting in on his farm.
We understand that H. G. Manp
has resigned his position 10 Sioux City
and is again on the road working fol
the same company. He will hav. the
Denison territory and many friends
hope that he will again make Denison
headquarters.
Mrs. F. w. Meyers and daughter,
Elizabeth. have returned from a visit
at Iowa City. Mrs. Meyers was &C.
companied by her neither. Mrs. Dora
Louis, who. we hope, will make 8
visit of several months with her Den.
ison relatives.
Dwight Partridge has resigned as
carrier on Route One and his place il
now being taken by Substitute Gin
ton. When q regular carrier is ap'
pointed Cartier Marshall will he
IIoU6l0IIcU " ISOOIc Ou0 WUlCu i
considered a better route.
Some people are saying that Evan
gelist Ostrom is too severe. That i
nonsense. What Denison needs. if it
naeds ANYTHING, is some man that will
take it by the collar and the seat o.
the trousers and yank it out of i'll
deviltry No man was ever converted
either in religion or politics by a
speech that "didn't offend anyone.
TIE Saviour did not take off his hat
to the devils that were in the maj
possessed He didn't pass the time
Of day with them, nor tell them the,
were pr.tv lice devils after all. H,
simply ordered them out ana dro'
them into the swine where they b'
longed. 1t will be neces sary for Rev
Osttom to peel the hide off of lot
us hefore we know We are IN, ched