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

of the youngest club of Denison. May
its tribe increase and may this be but
the first of many brilliant affairs given
by this club.
Longley Hats for Men-s3. 90 at
The Balle- Brodersen Co. 90
Mrs. Frank Young visited with
Carroll friends last week.
Rev. Senseney and wife spent
Tuesday at Council Bluffs, where he
was pastor for some years.
FOR SALE-Well improved two
acres inside city limits. Large house
and barn. Inquire of Anna Quade. Off
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bale and Miss
Sophia expect to leave for Germany
on the 18th. Miss Bale expects to
be gone at least year.
Mrs. Rusk of Elk Point. s. D..
was guest of Mrs. Kirkup on Tues
day. Mrs. Rusk will be we'll remem-
bered as Mrs. Schooner.
We are still making reduction on
canned goods. Standard corn cans
Csc; Standard Tomatoes, 1Oc per can
or cans for Csc. j. B. Lyon.
Mrs. Kincaid returned on Tuesday
to her home at Valentine, Neb.. after
a brief visit with her father and sis
ter and the host of Denison friends.
Mrs. ii. C. Laub gives series of
three parties his week, Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon and a party
for gentlemen and ladies Friday
evening.
G. w. Carpenter of Marion was
a Denison business visitor last week.
He reports that Mrs. Carpenter is
we'll and that they like their new
home. Many friends gave Mr.. Car
penter warm welcome.
The district superintendent. Rev.
Baxter, will be at Denison next Sun
day morning and preach. The quar-
terly conference is held on Saturday
evening. This means the celebration
of the Communion service on Sunday
morning at the M. E. church.
) Mr.. Arthur Green and family will
, reside for the remainder of the win
ter at the home of his parents. G.
Green and wife. and expect to remain
there for some time. as the parents
, will in the early spring return to
i their cottage at Lake Okoboji.
: The Teachers Club met Saturday
with Miss Fife Norris and had very
pleasant meeting. The Norris home is
one of the kind that is home to
y everyone, and the teachers all look
forward to meeting there. The sup
per was a famous one and full justice
: was dorn it both in the eating and
c relating Of it afterward. Mrs. Kin
I caid. once president of the club was
present.
The P. E. O's met with Mrs. Voss
Friday and had lovely meeting that
9 was we'll attended. Mrs. Voss' home
was decorated with dafodils in pro-
q fusion. She read Ida Tarbell's ex.
= quisite little story, "He knew Lin
coin" a story everyone ought to hear.
The refreshments were very nice and
the favors were tiny little cooked
i hats. Mrs. Kincaid Iof Valentine
: was an honored guest.
n j. S. Stevenson. the postoffice in
II spector, who was responsible for the
d capture of the Mayburg gang of
}. sharpers, 10 : the inspector for thit
d territory. He spent several weeks il
this county laying out the rural
y routes. and he arranged ths Denison
}. city delivery. This capture is a great
le feather in his cap and ought to mean
It promotion. He is a fine gentleman,
m quiet, obse-vant, resourceful and
II evidently good detective.
y On Wednesday large reception wal
given at the King home as compli.
= ment to Mrs. Kincaid of Valentine,
- Neb. Mrs. Kincaid's visit to Denisor
:, are so short that her friends were
~ much pleased to be able to meet heI
>. y in this way. The house was elabor.
- ately decorated in various kinds O,
- flowers and Mr.. Kings new talking
~ machine gave ample entertainment in
musical way. Many beautiful new
- gowns were worn and the day be.
: ing pleasant many were out dispite
= its being Ash Wednesday. Mrs
- Kinoaid promises to return in the fal
= and she will receive as usual a warn
welcome.
as The city Federation of Clubs hav,
~ engaged Miss Charlton of Ames col
if lege to give three days. course il