The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-05

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that he pulled through 80 we'll and
quickly.
Time to plan for Memorial Day..
Seed sweet potatoes to raise plants.
The Boys Store.
Fancy lemons this week. 15c per
dozen. j. b. Lyon.
Mrs. Geo. Naeve and Miss Naeve
will be at home on Saturday.
That five cent bar of soap cannot
be beat. The Racket Store.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon visited in
Dunlap the first of the week.
Switches. puffs. metz and all kinds
of hair goods at Sarachon Sisters.
The young ladies will give May
dance on Friday evening May l4th.
Medium sized house for rent. In
quire at 800 e. Chestnut St. l8tf
1t was ninety-two at the Northwest
ern station to-day. How's that for
hot?
We sell gasoline by the gallon or
barrel. Make arrangements for it..
The Boys.
The clerk Of the weather gave our
locality pleasant spring like day on
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. C. Phillips writes from
Virgil, S. D., that she and the folks
are Going tine.. -.
See our new line of Dining: Room
Chairs in the latest styles, Solomon
Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs.. M. b. Littell arrived
from Santa Barbara Sunday and re-
turned today to Independence.
The w. R C. held q successful
thimble bee at the home of Mrs. A.
j. Bond on Friday afternoon. The
attendance was large and the menu
worth much more than the ten cents
charged.
j David and James Menagh have
gone on the road" for week hanoi
ing out lemons to retailers throughout
this section. The firm bought 100
cases Of lemons at bargain in Cali
fornia and the boys are now disposing
of them.
The fool newspapers who give free
space to Omaha merchants. and Seattle
fairs and any old thing that comes
along are simply cheapening their own
wares. Ii the editor does not think
| his space is worth anything, mer-
chants are not to be blamed if they
have the same feeling
Frank Hanss has opened up cigar
store on Broadway in the building
i just vacated by Drs. Wright and Coon
As soon as he gets permission from
the government he will move his fac
tory to the new location. Mr. Hanss
makes excellent cigars. He has fine
location and he will doubtless do we'll.
| solomon James of Arizona, is in
Denison this week visiting his brother,
John James. The brothers had moi
met for 30 years. The brothers served
in the same regiment, 21st Missouri
Infantry He is indeed welcome
visitor in his brothers home. Solo.
mon served 1905 days in the volun.
teer army.
The Knights of Pythias lodge held
a special meeting on Monday night
and we hear Knighted two we'll known
young men of the city. After the
ceremonies splendid refreshments were
served and the members enjoyed
themselves greatly. This order has
been we'll handled in it's finances and
has some 81, 200 in the bank on depos-
it bearing interest.
Hon. C. F. Kuehnle is to be busy
man this month. outside of his regular
business. On the 18th he will make
a aternal address at Burlington; he
will speak at Oskaloosa at the unveil-
, ing of the Mahaska monument on the
18th, will sbeak at the Bankers con-
sntion at Council Bluffs the /; tn an
will 81 eak at the commencement ex-
ercises at West Side and at Independ
ence the latter part of the month.
Many Denison friends will grieve
with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Barber of
Charter Oak over the death Of Their
little son this morning. He has beer
sick for many months but when Mr..
Barber was here last ne reported
that the little one was doing finely
No one can know batter than we de-
what profound grief has befaller
these parents and none can sympattlize
with them more deeply. Our two
little sick chaps met at Sioux City 6
year ago in search of health and nov
they have met again we'll and strong
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