The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-13

Earl Heiden and b airy Orem were
Omaha visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Sims made business
trip to Toledo. Iowa, on Tuesday.
Rowland Philbrock is expected
home next Sunday from Iowa City
for short visit.
Sears McHenry and w. A. Lam
born are in Canada this week looking
after landed interests.
Mrs. Hansen of Chinook, Montana,
is at the home of her brother, Fred
Aebischer, for visit.
Mrs. Art Green and children and
her mother. Mrs. Hover. visited Dow
CITY relatives on Friday.
Among the ladies trading in Deni-
son from Dunlap Wednesday were the
Misses Buelah and Della Fox.
P. j. Klinker returned on Tuesday
from business trip to Aberdeen and
other points in South Dakota.
Mrs. 7. H. Clark of Kewanee, Ill I,
is at the Ely home this week, called
here by the illness of Mr.. Ely.
Mrs. A. G. Weeks left on Friday
for visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Francis Gable, at Lincoln, Neb.
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Robt. F. Bentel, manager for the
Stewart Lumber Co. ut Buck Grove,
was to be seen in town this week.
Rev. Schonlaber of the German
NJ. E. church is expecting his FAM
lily in few weeks from Germany.
Miss Nell Cushman returned last
Saturday from an extended visit to
Pacific coast points. She had fine
time and comes back in splendid
health having gained number of
pounds.
Mrs NJ. A. Penney and Mrs. John
Norris are at Fort Dodge this week
attending district meeting of the
Methodist Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty.
Mr.. CLAUS PAIL. former Clerk of
the District Court, was in Denison
this week. We asked if he came in
to buy an automobile, but he opined
that he had troubles enough already.
Miss Marguerite Hillas, who has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Bre-
nook, at the parsonage of the Cath
Ollie church, and relative at Dunlap,
reforms this week to her home At
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Hans Hagge, wife and daugh.
ter Of Charter Oak. Mr.. VIM. Bohl.
ing and wife Of Arcadia and Mr.. Dave
Bornholdt. wife ard daughter. Mabel,
Of Charter Oak were guests at the
Rohwer home over German Day.
We wiz have two carloads Of tn,
best apply that will come to DeDisou
this s.asoA No worms, no bruises
all fancy, No. stock, JUST the sam,
clear through the barrel. Don't buy
until you see them. j. B. Lyon.
On yesterday forenoon Rev. Father
NJ. j. Farrelly officiated at the tuner.
al of the little twelve days old infan,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Finrran
The parents have the sympathy Of
their many friends in their sorr, w.
The Review now has small mo Of
Installed to operate its type-settina
machine. The electric power is fine,
but it has bsen rather expensive to
run our big motor for the small
amount OF power required to do on,
type-setting.
Mr.. Clark P. Ely ha been danger
ously i'll the past two weeks, but is
now improving. His sons. excap.
David, who found it imp ,ssib,e t.
get away on account OF illness in his
own family, have bsen here assisting
in caring for him.
Mayor Rollins attended the meeting
of the Municipal League at Fort
D pdga last week and read pauel
VIII CHI was we'll received Presiden
Benz eft OF the association has appoint
ed Mr.. Rollins as first m smb 81 on the
committee on street lighting.
Feed Gronau Of Stockholm town
ship, was in town Wednesday on hi
way home from Chicago, where b.
went with three cars of cattle. H.
had previously blu9ht bunch Of
feeders 80 the yards will still be full
Of cattle preparing 70, mark ct.
A cold wave struck this part of tn
west Sunday and has not let up III
grip as yet, although the high win,
has gone down. 1t was as cold a
often in the middle Of winter and oil,
settlers are bringing to mind white
in the eighties when snow and col,