The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-17

Jonn Nehl6 went down TO Om6na
on Tuesday.
Odd pieces of furniture at Fast
je's. Aft
The March patterns are now in at
the Racket Store.
DR.. H. c. Simpson made trip to
Dow City on Tuesday.
E. K. Burch made business trip
to Dow City on Tuesday.
John Carey was a passenger for
Dow City on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. W. j. SERVER has returned
from business trip to Chicago.
Buy your furniture of Fastje. Price
always the lowest. Aft
Mrs. Chas. Bollen and Mrs. Henry
Moeller spent Monday in West Side
with relatives.
We will for 60 days give you our
Csc coffee for Zoe in ten pound lots.
Just try it once. The Boys. 70
LOST-A blue skirt between Deni-
son and Buck Grove. Finder please
return to Fred Paulsen, Buck Grove.
M. B. O'Bannion, who has been
night operator at the 1. C. during the
absence of C. r. French. returned to
his home at Woodbine on Tuesday.
German young man and family
want to work on the farm. Want to
hire out by March l. Fred Mathis.
Box 1877. Dow City. Iowa. 7-2pd
Mrs. P. Hallowell of Dow City
was busy Denison shopper today.
She tells us that her daughter. Miss
Inez, greatly enjoys her college work
at Ames.
Miss Margaret Kelly has returned
from Minden. Neb.. and will remain
for a couple of weeks assisting her
sisters in packing for their proposed
move to South Dakota.
MIR. j. G. Meyers and wife of De-
lott drove to Denison on Tuesday to do
some trading. Mrs. Meyres was on
her way to West Side, where she
plans on week of visiting.
Fred Glenn and Mrs. L. D. Glenn
of ChadrOn have been in Denison this
week on account of the illness of Mrs.
Gibson. Mrs. Glenn will remain
with her daughter for some time.
We are cutting the price on some
of our canned goods on lines which
we are ove1stocked for instance No.
l Standard corn per can &c or fou,
cans for 25c and canned peas now 12ac.
former price 15c. j. B. Lyon.
Alderman A. Green goes to tn.
hopsital tomorrow, where he viii
undergo an operation for appendicitis,
Mr.. Green is in good spirits ant
faces the ordeals bravely. Will,
there is practically no danger hi
friends will be greatly rejoiced whel
he is able to be around again.
Although the students at the Higl
School felt scandalized at being KEEP
at their post of duty on Lincoln Day
before the sessions were ended the,
felt amply repaid, for they had sever
al treats during the day. Supt. Eel
lows opened the morning session witt
q neat little speech. Later in tn,
morning Mr.. C. F. Kuehnle wa
introduced and delivered we'll pre-
pared address on the life of Abra
ham Lincoln. In the afternoon tn
classes were called to the assembl
room. where Mr.. Adoplh Schneide
of Berlin, Germany and Prof. Bat
tell of Rome, Italy. addressed then
briefly.
!, Mr.. ]. o. Booth. who with hi
family recently moved here fror
Omaha, suffered a stroke OF paralysi
last Friday. At present he is niue
better and feeling and movement
have been restored. There is ever
reason to hope that he will recovs
and be able to resume his work.
is nevertheless sad blow to him an
to his family. But few days ag
he lost his brother, and his nephe,
who came upon receipt of news of hi
illness was recalled by word that tn
father of Mr.. Booth had been injure
in q runaway. The many friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Booth extend SINGER
sympathy and hope that good forum
may come instead of bad luck that ha
been theirs.
On the afternoon of Feb. IL man
little folks with here and there
mother or an aunt. night have bee
seen making their way to the M. f
church. 1t was the social occasion 9
the Mothers Jewels, and about sixty
five children besides large group ,