The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-17
Earl Cavett spent Monday in Lake

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Miss Hazel Nash went to Dunlap
yesterday for visit.
Russell Lyon visited Missouri VAL
ley friends this week.
A. j. Bond made Des MONIES a
business visit this week.
Miss Morse of Woodbine paid a
visit to her brother, Fred Morse. this
week.
John D. Moeller of Otter Creek
township was pleasant Denison call
er today.
Fresh celery, radishes. pie plant
and green onions constantly on hand.
j. B. Lyon.
Mrs. Will Gibson is sufficiently
recovered to be able to return to her
home today.
Mrs. F. Raininger and little son,
are quarantined on account of mild
case OF Olpntnerla.
The boys are planning home tai
ent minstrel show for the 10Th. It
promises to be rare fun.
Be sure and see Ed. Nelson's har-
ness before you buy. east of Court
House. go
W. R. Temple fell on the icy walk
last night. cutting the back of his
head and giving him severe jolting.
Why burn smoky kerosene when
you can get white light, smukeless
oil at Wygant's Phone 62. 52tf.
Try our 30c, 4Oc, Soc and Coo teas.
They are the very best grades of ia
pan tea on the market. The Boys. To
Misses Ollie Hillebrant and Helen
Burch went to Dow City on Wednes-
day to attend the wedding of Miss
Fishel.
Mrs. Norris of Cedar Rapids and
Mrs Norris of Lancaster. Wis. have
been guests at the Thos. Norris home
this week.
G. II. Boeck of East Boyer was
one of those who paid his respects.
and his good hard coin. to- the Review
on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. Kincaid of Valentine.
Neb.. arrived Tuesday evening for q
two weeks visit with Denison rela-
tives and friends.
A. E. Stegeman of Buck Grove is
a new Review subscriber. He is q
sterling, young farmer whom we vel,
come on our list.
Miss Elizabeth Squires returned
last Thursday to her home in Council
i Bluffs after pleasant visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Simms.
| j. L. Mcleod. one of the foremos
farmers of Nishnabotpy township
favored Denison, and the Review offic,
with call on Tuesday.
i Mrs. Mary Norris and MIR. Waite
Norris and family. who spent las
week visiting at The home Of Thoma
| Norris. left for Cedar Rapids on Mon
day.
} F. w. Kemming paid the Review
his annual call yesterday. 1t i
twenty years since Will worked on tn
, Review and he has been faithful
: friend ever since.
An informal whist party and suppe
vas given g. the Commercial Clu
rooms last evening complimentary
Mr.. Sam Wright, who is about t,
, leave on one of his regular trips as
salesman.
The U. S. government is about t
conduct in the West examinations TO
positions in the civil service. Their
are hundreds of places to be obtained
DR.. Kemp at the Denison post ofic,
can be consulted for the particular
which we will publish next week.
Denison friends have been saddene
by the news of the death of Mrs
, Downs Of Brighton. Iowa. mother o
] Mrs. H. H. Savage. 1t would seer
5 that Mrs. Savage had had about al
. the sorrow she we'll could bear an
, expressions Of grief seem impotent
: although our hearts ache with sym
pathy.
Carrier N. w. Nash was unable t
, make his round trip through the bli2
, azrd on the 9th, but he ploughed hi
way twelve miles through the sno,
ar -.----' :" -;-A. -~a S-;eheI hi
trip the lUUn. All .ne EeA,svi. ysrli
3 ers have made extra effort to Civ
, service and where they have had tn
cooperation of the farmers along'th
! line they have missed but few deliy
cries.