The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-12

After supper general good sociable
time was spent and all pronounced the
entertainment grand success and the
lodge received many nice compliments.
On bargain counter-men's sweat
ers, regular price $1.5O and $500, on
sale at 75c at Herman's Store. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fritz are
spending this week at the George
Fritz home. Mr.. Fritz is one of
the Crawford county boys who wen
to Nebraska twenty-four years ago.
and has lived there ever since, but
has sold his large farm and now live
in town.
Miss Hildur Turnland returned to
the Teachers College at Cedar Falls
Sunday.
MIR. Thomas Munsey of Deloit was
calling on friends in town last Satur-
day.
On last Friday afternoon the Royal
Neighbors installed the following Off
GERS: Oracle. Mrs. Bessie Binnall;
Vice Oracle. Mrs. May Odell Re-
corder, Mrs. Thena E. Fritz; Re-
ceiver, Mrs. Maude Pearsall. Mar
shall. Mrs. Dollie Swatman; Senti-
mel, Mrs. Tillie Hallowell. Mrs.
Van Metre was the installing officer.
A nice supper was served in the hall
and all did ample justice to it. and
went home encouraged and pleased
with the success of the occasion.
A big line of ladies felt slippers
and shoes, regular price Sd, on sale
at per pair CSC at Herman's Store,
On last Thursday evening about
forty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
I Frank Odell went down to their coun-
try home for regula old time sur
4 prise party. The time was spent in
dancing. card playing and other
amusements. They took along lot
of oysters, crackers, celery and other
good things. and they are telling yet
how good the oyster stew was. They
4 all report very enjoyable time and
it must have been as they did not get
back to town till very early hour.
Mr.. S. E. Goddard is to occupy the
place left vacant by the resignation
of Mr.. H. C. Stempel. Mr.. Goddard
will be very popular man in the
lumber yard and is we'll qualified to
fill the place.
Z Last Saturday afternoon Edith
i Swatman invited about fifteen of hel
friends to hepl her celebrate her
Twelfth birthday. The time was spent
in games and amusements and nice
lunch was served. All wished hel
many happy returns of the days.
Clearing sale on outing flannel ant
f1eeced goods. Was sold at 10c ant
l2ac per yard on bargain counter 8.
per yard at Herman's Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1urnlund ant
children, after spending courle o,
weeks very pleasantly with relative.
here. started Monday morning fol
their home at Winger. MINI.
D Miss Muma of Oneil. Neb., visited
4 last week with her friend. Mrs. A
A. Luke.
Mrs. Pearl Bryan entertained tn,
G. H. G. at her pleasant country
home.
Mrs. Robert Houston entertained
!; the Friday Club last Friday af.er
> noon.
: Quite q number of the men went
]. down from here to Omaha Friday
j. evening to witness the wrestling match
r between Gotch and Jeffries.
i Miss Eunice Mcbride of Logar
e came up here and visited relatives
J. over Sunday.
!. George Chamberlain of Dunlap wat
g q business visitor in Dow City Mon
e day.
Landlord Huntington informs VI
!" that the hotel was not paying pro
J. position, so Monday morning he dis
.e continued che business. All yer,
J. much regret that we are again with
out hotel.
Last Tuesday evening about thirt!
of Mrs. Luke's friends went to be
home for a surprise party. Tn
ladies had prepared very fine suppe
= which added much to the pleasure o
the evening. The time was spent il
J. games and other amusements. 1t j
y always pleasure to spend an evenip
in the Luke home.
A big bargain in boys Corduro
pants and Mems work pants, regula
price 81. SO and So. 90 per pair. on sal
at CSC ct Herman's store. 81
Osyters in any style at the Oxford