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

is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. F. c..
Chamberlin. s1.ss.s ,.,,.-- ; ssg asA
Mr.. Giss has moved his family to
the Theron Beck cottage south of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman :sJensen and
baby of West Side spent Tuesday in
Denison. sEsS ~ Il 80 $50 s..s
Myrtle Scarf of Morning Side has
been making avisit with her one time
Denison schoolmates.
This is the time of kite flying and
the boys keep their eyes turned sky
ward with interest.
As the little one had but a slight
case Of chicken pox the family of Mr..
Chas. K. Meyers hope to be out of
quarantine by Friday of this week.
Mrs. Frank McHenry Of Dow City
returned home on Friday, after a
pleasant visit of several days with
her sister, Mrs. E. w. Pierce.
Miss Huldah Markeru of Knierim
is staying with her aunt. Mrs. Chas.
r. French. to take care of her dur
ing her convalescence.
The Solomon Furniture Co. reports
a great sale on carpets and rugs this
season. This is because it has bright.
new designs. and keeps receiving
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of Grand
Island. Neb., made short visit at
the home of Mrs. Hope last week on
their way home from visiting their
son, who is in a military school at
Lima, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Talcott of
near Arion were in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. Talcott has not entirely recov-
cred from her accident of last sum-
mer when she had both arms broken
by being thrown from the buggy.
Bismark Quart Pickles, Preserves
and Condiments-25c at The Balle-
Broderson Coz ~ 81 H. H.
s It is to be hoped that the large
number of young people beginning
housekeeping this spring have not
failed to call on the Solomon Furni-
A ture Co. for household furnishings.
i It is the place to buy.
Mr.. Chris Brockmann of West s de
was Denison caller today. e a.
rolled as brand new Review sub
scriber. He is one of the substan-
tial German farmers of eastern Craw-
ford whom we are glad indeed to have
as reader.
w. w. Cushman was taken seri-
ously i'll one night last week and for
time his life was dispaired of. He
recovered in quick time, however,
and is now apparently as we'll as
ever.
Word comes from Mr.. X. A. Ro-
mans that he is gaining in health al
though the improvement is slow and
painful. His weight has been reduced
to 100 pounds. but he is now on the
mend and will be able to be at home
in few weeks.
Otto Zimmerling, who has for
some time been window trimmer at
the Bale Brodersen Co. 8 store. re-
signed his position and left for Mil
waukee. Wis.,, on Saturday. Clarence
Meyers arrived on Monday from Des
Moines to fill the vacancy.
Fred Buesing of Goodrich township
shipped his car of household goods
etc., to Bloomfield. Neb.. on Tues
day. He is going to establish new
home in our neighboring state. Mrs.
Buesing will visit a short time in
Dow City and then join her husband
in Nebraska.
w. j. Waponer the Md time real
estate man. is in Denison this week,
visiting his daughter. Mrs. r. Shaw
Van. Mr.. Wagner is one of the
old timers here, but is now living in
Mena, Ark. He is still in the real
estate business and your attention is
called to his announcement in this
issue.
Bismark Quart Preserves-25c at
The Bale Brodersen Co. 81
Mr.. c. P. Odds. Great Degree
Chief of the Redmen,is in Denison in
structing the team in the work of the
order. The Redmen are taking hold
in earnest, practicing every night and
they will soon be in readiness to take
the palefaces through in fine shape.
The Denison Redmen have as fine
reTalia as any lodge of the order in
the state.
Mr.. c. Green was off on Tuesday