The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-17

Do not miss the flower sale at the
Racket Store.
j. M. Brink has moved to his new
farm north of Vail.
C. w. Grant will farm this year
near Alexandria, S. D.
M. Wiblishauser is visiting in
Manning for while.
John M. Wilson has moved from
the Willow to Spencer, S. D.
Hot conee. lunch and short orders
any time at the Palace Bakery. lib
Adolph Heintz orders his paper
changed from Ricketts, to Bloomfield.
Neb.
Chas. Butler tells us to change
his Review from Roney to Garrison.
N. d.
Ben Bartcher directs attention to
q bargain IN Florida lands. Talk with
him about it.
j. Rollins, formerly Milwaukee
agent at Kenwood, is now at Dell
Rapids. S. D.
Don't miss the Millinery Opening
Friday and Saturday of this week at
Sarachon Sisters.
John Rousch and Fred O'Brien of
Dunlap were Denison callers between
trains on Saturday.
A fine line of the ten cent candy is
due here to-day. Get it while it is
fresh. The Racket Store.
From Boulder. Colorado, we hear
that the Wickwirc family is de-
lighted with their new home.
Il P. E. Foldine is about through
moving to his new home near Dow
City. He says moving is tough job
John Dunn Martin of Indianola is
among those who have asked the Re
view to remember them to old friends.
G. M. Deter is among those who
have gone back east, changing his
address from Charter Oak to Jeffer.
son. Iowa.
Your last years hat made ovel
with few of the flowers from the
Racket Store will look as good as {
: fine new one.
l have the Best RED and WHITE
GLOVER. ALFALFA. ALSYKE
Timothy and Bluegrass seed, and the
best price. Call or send for sample
lift j. G. Wygant.
E. Gulick went with Mr.. Boylan t.
Sioux City last week and bought az
p. M. r. 5 passenger 80 horse, cyl
inder touring car. The E. M. F. il
of the Studebaker breed and is dan.
dy.
Chas. Fitzsimons writes us that he
. had deal all closed to rent his farm
in South Dakota, but at the last
; minute the deal fell through and be
will be obliged to farm another sea
son.
One gallant Denison gentleman ob-
jects to the domestic science course.
Denison ladies" he says. ''are first
class cooks. II they would only stay
! at at home Long enough TO Try it, The
horrid maA.
W. j. Wagner has returned to
his home at Mena. Ark. Read his ad
in the Review and write him, per
haps he can aid you in securing a
home as he did hundreds of Crawford
county farmers in the early days.
Review Advertising certainly locks
goou to me" says j.. G. Wygant
"Just the little locals run in the Re-
view have helped NE sell over a
thousand dollars worth of clover seed
The eastern seed is fine this year and
cheap auf the farmers are buying il
every day"
"a Will White is back from four years.
service with the U. S. Marine Corps
He comes now from the Minneapolis
and he will remain at home for a
) good long rest. 1t is needless to say
that his parents are proud and de-
lighted. He is fine. outstanding
young mana boy to be proud of.
The week day Lenten Service Of
the Episcopal church will be held at
the home of Mrs. Wright next to
Hotel Denison) Friday evening al
1880 o'clock. Let all attend. Serv-
ice as usual next Sunday in the church.
! Sunday School, $3.50: Morning Praye,
and Litany 1890.
On Monday Miss Hilda Broderser
entertained twelve young ladies at hel
! home in honor of Miss Bale who
. leaves soon for year abroad. Suppe,
was a German one, the place cards