The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28
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Mrs. j. H. Mahoneyswas AN Omaha
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Lally came home Satur-
day for his vacation.
Mr.. P. D. Mcmahon was Sioux
City visitor on Wednesday.
| Miss Kate Schumacher was calling
on Vail friends last Sunday.
Ray Staninger took run up to
West Side Sunday to see his friends.
Mr.. r. Gulick and family went to
Dow City Sunday to visit Morris Nc
Henry.
Prof. and Mrs. Fellows will make
their home with Mrs. L. D. Ley this
winter.
Mr.. John Rollins was called to
Oneil, Neb., in the early part of the
week. on business deal.
We sell gasoline by the gallon or
barrel. Make arrangements for it.
The Boys.
Of course you saw the big Jap-O-
Lac ad in the maagiznes this month.
Possibly you thought you would like
to try one of the model floor sets.
Bartcher & Ewall have them for sale.
/ DR.. G. W. Carr. P. j. Klinker and
A. Wright we're in Texas last week.
They all bought land in the Panhandle
country. The boys had an exciting
experience in an automobile wreck
which they will remember for long
time.
Saturday was Doris Jenson's ninth
birthday and it was made very gay
and festive one for her by her mother
and number of her friends, who gave
her surprise party. She received a
great many gifts and her mother, as
sisted by Miss Gena Hart, served very
nice refreshments.
A Denver automobile passed through
here tonight on the way to join the
great Glidden tour which will pass
! through here later on. Chas. P. AL
, len and Robret w. Spangler are the
! gentlemen. They have Studebaker
, Model A, and they made the trip from
Denver to Omaha 40 miles in 81 hours.
They go from here to Fl. Dodge.
, The Denison Improvement Associa-
J tion has under consideration an offer
5 made by Carl Jungerman for the Mel
E sen House. Mr.. Jungerman offers
, twenty thousand dollars offering land
in South Dakota and Nebraska in part
payment. We understand that the
directors have still other offers under
consideration.
f Mrs. T. E. Pearson and youngest
$ daughter have returned from winter
spent in Chicago. She has left her
son, Townsend, and daughter, Miss
Laura. at good boarding place. He
is fitting himself for a dentist and
Miss Laura is STUDYING to be pianist.
They will of course be home for the
summer vacation.
Schleswig Leader: Matt Lorenzen
returned Wednesday from Soldier.
We understand he has recently dis
posed of his saloon property there,
also at Ute. He will go to Dakota
about the first of May to look at the
: 100 he drew last year. and if it proves
to be good land he and his family will
move there about May 10th.
Mr.. C. Green and wife took their
departure last week for Lake Okoboji.
Mr.. Green is doing repairing and
building on his cottage and wants to
get all completed before the hot wealth
err and the presence of guests he is ex-
pecting. Mrs. Green has been feel
ing much better of late. She is hop
ing that the summer has in store for
e her absence from her rheumatic trou-
BILE.
The receipts of the Denison post
office for the year ending March 31st
were $ll, 1888 gain of about six hum
bred dollars over last year. This is
about the usual percent of gain, from
: which the Office has varied but little
for number of years. The gain
this year was noticeable however as
free city delivery lost to the office
more than six hundred dollars in box
sIrents.
While we rejoice that Gov. Carroll
has purged the Pharmacy commission
of Keltz, we cannot but regret that
the Denison candidate. Mr.. Phi. A..
Schlumberger did not get place on
the board. Mr.. Schlumberger had
splendid endorsements not only from
Denison but from many parts of Iowa.
= He had almost the unanimous dem
= ocratic endorsement of Denison and
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