The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
BOWS CITY ITEMS.

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colors on sale 50 cents.
A nice new piano was installed in
the parlor of the hotel last week
Lon Rudd and wife returned home
last week from an extended visit with
relatives at Quincy, Ill.
Miss Mabel Cole gave a party to
a number of her friends last Friday
evening. A fine lunch was served and
all report very enjoyable evening
and say Mabel is fine entertainer
There was a dance in Aharts hall
tended and enjoyed by those who
trip the light fantastic
$500 ladies skirts, $3.50.
$500 ladies skirts $1.5O.
At Herman's Store.
Mrs. j. P. Riddle and children have
returned to their home at Creighton,
Nebr., after a two weeks visit, pleas
antly spent, with relatives in and
about town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerns are
now at home to their many friends
in Dow City
A. P. Turnlund and family and H.
Turnlund and family of Winger,
Mimi, drove up to Arion Sunday in a
bob-sled and were visitors at the John
Turnlund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Howorth had the
misfortune of losing their little week
old baby boy, who died last Thurs
day. A large circle of friends sympa-
thise with them as this is the second
time they have been called upon 10
part with their only baby. But of
such is the kingdom of Heaven"
George Fritz went to Denison on
Wednesday and went out to the coun-
try to visit couple of days at the
home of his brother, John.
Miss Grace Banghman of near Dun
: lap was welcome guest at the home
: of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Jackson last
week.
u You can save money on your over
). coat at Herman's Store. Big reduction
u on all overcoats.
Miss Marie Howorth of Denisor
u was visitor at the Edmund Howortf
e home last week
9 Miss Edna Fritz spent New Years
Z with relatives near Denison
Mrs. Will Rolls had what might
have been very serious accident
= last week. In lighting safety mattel
Il the head flew off and lit in her hail
and set it on fire. A celluloid bacl
, comb got on fire which she had the
y presence of mind to snatch from he,
hair. She caught up a towel ant
smothered the flame and escape,
= without any serious damage. Forum
~ ately she did not get frightened til
= the danger was past.
Mrs. r. S. Mccall was a bushes
- visitor at Denison Saturday.
Mr.. Fields has moved into tn
house down by the river recently We
Gated by the Mrs. Sarah E. Barbe
. family.
Mems work shoes on the bargai
: counter worth up to $500 per pair, o
- sale at 98cts per pair at Herman
IN Store
o Henry Nelson was on the sick lis
- for several days, but is now 1mpro,
~ ing.
~ Mrs. Jennie Grace and son of She
,. idan, Wyoming, have been visitin
- relatives here since the burial of he
30 80 father, Mr.. George Binnall. sr.
~ Miss Vera Trip came up frol
- Omaha Friday and went out to tn
~ home of her friend, Miss Nell M
Donald and visited over New Yea
i, Uncle Thomas Binnall went dow
'e to Woodbine Saturday for an extende
: visit with relatives.
- Boys work shirts on sale at 39ct
at Herman's Store.
~ Mrs. Charley Keenner and daug
:, ter, Mrs Straight of Panama, came q
No Saturday for an extended visit wit
>. friends.
Miss Elsie Randall spent the pa
week with friends at 1ndianola an
Des Moines.
oux Mrs. Connley of Wisconsin is hel
re. for visit at the homes of her 81
tiers, Mrs. Ord Lesley and Mrs. Cha
flu Price.
was Miss Bessie Griffin. one of the pc
)ak uaI rural school teachers took a
,ere vantage of the holiday vacation al
Went to Meckling, S. D., and spent
for Neek with friends She returned
eek. hei lone here last Saturday
yere DID you know flour is going u
better lay in your supply at the o
,ere price 6ream -four at $1.5O per sac
of Peacock at 81 az Ethan Allen