The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09
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asdet 80 e.ssss ~ 70. "a. "A LukS Suter-
tanned their friends at Ahart's hall
last Wednesday evening. about fifty
being present. Dancing was the pas
time Of the occasion. the music being
furnished BY the Swatman orchestra.
midnig y fine oyster supper was
served stEthe Luke home which is one
q the nj est in town. Harmony
ieigned supreme and those present
report one Of the most enjoyable oc :
scasions If The season and grestly ad-
mire Mr.. aud Mrs. Luke as enter
tainers
Mr.. D. S. Miller was recently cali
ed 10 Nebraska on account Of the
recent illness of sister.
Editor Casw.ll Of Denison was
transacting business in town last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tech were over from
Charter Oak last week, and went on
to Denison.
Mrs, Misner. daughter Of Me-. and
Mrs. William Kelly, is here from her
home in Kansas helping care for her
mother, who is still suffering with q
broken hip.
Special sale on canned goods at
Herman's Store 500 cans Of Peaches,
Pears, Aplicots. Plums. Salmon. Saur
Kraut and q lot Of other canned goods
worth up to 25c can ON sale at
10c. 81
The first Of last week Mr. Frank
Green received message from Kolfe,
lows, saying his brother, Ellsworth,
WAS very sick. He and his brother,
Earl and sister, Mrs. Arthur Cook,
went to see him. Mr.. Green and
Mrs. Cook came home Saturday, Earl
4 staying to help care for his brother,
who is still very sick.
There was club dance at Ahart's
hall Friday evening. We have been
informed that the club dance is to be
Z weekly occurrence for several weeks.
A short time ago Mr.. Joseph Me-
Coll, one Of our stock buyers. pur-
chased two hogs paying $27.5O for
them. He kept them for few days
4 when Mr.. Ahart wanted them to ship
with . car he had purchased. Nc
Coll sold :i,em to him, but when
they went to the yards to get them
they had mysteriously disappeared
{ and no trace cf them has up to this
time been found. Guess some one
made some easy money.
Mrs. 8. E. Baber and daughters,
Bessie and Ruby. Mrs. Charles
Smith and Mrs. Frank Odell were
Denison shoppers Wednesday.
Have you seen our new glassware
counter artic 90 worth up to 35c each
/ On sale at l0c each at Herman =
Store. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoley have moved
into the rooms over Langley's feed
store. there not being q vacant house
in town to rent.
Mr.. John Cramer has bought the
house owned by Mrs. Warren Yalcott
and will soon move to town.
Or. Beatty was up from Dunlap
/ Saturday on professional business.
Quite numykr Of good renters 10
this vicinity have failed 50 far to get
farms for this season.
The McCord and Saxon families
from the Paradise were visitors with
Mrs. Isaac Bixler and Lottie.
Miss Mary Kelly. the nurse who is
caring for Mrs. William Kelly, spent
Sunday in Denieon. returning in the
evening.
Will Jordan has rented his farm
and will move to town this week.
He will occupy the Riddle house
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Norris Of Dunlap has been
visiting this week at the home Of her
son. Mark Norris.
Mrs. Ferdinand Ranninger of Dsni-
son came down last Thursday and went
out to the farm to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Rule.
WOrQ 08o USou ISCClvSu euuV HA A0o
Winnie Rudd has safely arrived at her
destinations IA facs her friends will
be glad to note.
The Misses Grace Swatman and
Ida Waterhouse were Denison shop.
pers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cole re-
turned home Saturday evening from
their southern trip. We have been
told that they have not as yet decid-
ed to move to the southland.
Examine our new SIS 90 suits just
received for spring we guarantee
them the best for the price made.
Call and look the over at Herman's
Store. o-l 4
Mrs. Mark Riley entertained the
Friday Club last Friday afternoon snd
! good time was enjoyed BY all pres-
lent.