The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

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week from Dakota. He spent some
time visiting relatives. He went
to Britton, Burnley county. N. D..
near which place he purchased a
quarter section Of fine land. He ID
very much pleased with that country.
We have just received about 100
pair Of red shoes worth So 90 per pair
ION bargain counter while they last
at 81 80 at Herman's Store. 15-1
The senior class in the High School
has to give orations this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rolls q nd
daughter went to Dunlap and were
the guests Of Mr.. Rolls father and
mother.
The little year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Cooper which has been very
sick for about three weeks, is now
Improving.
Miss Ruine, who has . music class
here. was down from Dehison Monday
afternoon.
The little baby which was born
Sunday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Holcomb, died Monday. All
sympathize with them in thus losing
their first born.
Rev. G. w. Koser went to Mag no.
lila Saturday and assisted the pastor
Of that charge with the Sunday SER
vices ct which time the collection for
lbenevolences was taken.
Mrs. Goodrich and her daughter.
Jessie. spent Sunday at the Howorth
home.
4 Miss Marion Manchester OF Dunlap
spent Sunday In Dow City.
H. A. Rudd and his two sons went
down to Omaha Sunday to visit rela-
tives.
Will Seeman came home to spend
Sunday with his family.
/ DR.. P. w. Van Metre. who is at
tending medical college ct Iowa City,
was here last week visiting his cousin,
DR.. r. T. Van Metre.
4 [. C. Hatch Sundayed in Council
Bluffs.
i Mre. Art Randall and Mrs. VIII
4 Jenkins we're shopping in Dunlap Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Messenbrinl
and family were Sunday visitors j,
the Henry Messenbrink hume Sunday.
The Misses Marion SERVER and
Wiletta Strain were down one day
last week visiting our teacher, Mis-
Strain.
I. Mrs. Hollingsworth was sick ami
slcould not fill her engagement at th'
Methodist church last Sunday. Mis-
/ Millman came and very ably filled TIL
appointment. The Home missionary
collection was taken which amounte.
to $50 which 10 to be used for ,
scholarship for girl at Ritter Home
which ID q school for white girls Il
Tennessee.
81 Now is the time for work shoes
Hermann Store carries the larges
lstock ct the lowest prices In Dov
!. City at So 90. So. SO and $500. Loci
J them over for yourself. 1871
Mrs. James Reed will entertain til
Friday Club at her home in the count,
Friday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomp
son. Monday morning baby girl.
) Chris Messenbrink was down iron
1 Deniaon Sunday visiting friends.
a Mrs. John Cross il enjoying visi
j with her mother, Mrs, Smith, who ha
! come to spend several weeks with her
E Mrs. Willard Saul Of near Douglas
Wyom, who has been In this vicinit,
!, for some time. returned to their hom
Z last Wednesday. Mrs. Saul receives
word chat her husband was sick, o
started home Immediately.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lesli
Poitevin Monday morning fine bah
lgirl.
Uncle johnny. and Aunt Sereld
j Rudd started Tuesday morning for
visit with their son, Sanford ane
i family. who live at Norfolk. Neb.
The pupils Of the FIRST xnd secon'
], primaries and the intermediat
!. grades will give public entertain
d ment at Ahart's hall Friday evening
: April Is, commencing ct Z 80 o'clock
Admission 15c. Proceeds to be use.
& to purchase pictures and books 70
8 these grades. Every entertainment
: given by the pupils has been i crsdi
!. to the school and this will be no es
i ception. Come and enjoy the evenip
and help the school. :.
For men. only have you seen on