The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13

The Friday club will hold its first
meeting at the Carnegie club room on
Friday, September ed.
Levi Erickson, of Boyer, and Chas.
Richardson, of Brogan, were business
visitors in Denison Tuesday.
f. r. McElwain, of Willow town.
Ship. was in Denison Monday, being
called here to serve on the jury. Mr..
McElwain was excused from service,
however. Ain 90. 80. .-
Mrs. C. j. Solomon and daughters
returned this morning from Duluth.
Mimi, where they have been for the
past few weeks enjoying a vacation.
Mrs. Solomon is afflicted with hay
fever and each year she makes the
trip to, northern Minnesota to secure
relief from the trouble. s,n- a.t
f. Regular services will be held on Sun!
day, September 18th, with preaching
at 10: 80 by the pastor. All other serv.
ices as usual except the evening serv.
lice, which be union at the Bap.
fist church at 1880. Rev. J.. NJ.
Williams Of the Episcopal church,
will preach the sermon.
A letter from Miss Dorothy Tucker
states the young ladies attending Grin.
nell college, who left Denison Monday
morning, are nicely settled in their
various quarters and will soon be hard
at work in their studies. A four hour
wait at Marshalltown enabled the
young ladies' to visit that city, and en-.
joy a rest from the crowded railway
cars. o. g.
On, another page in this issue will
be found the announcement of a land
sale to be held in Dickinson county
on Monday, September 25th. The
farm, consisting of 261 acers, is own.
ed by Mr.. H. S. Grant, of Carroll, and
is we'll improved. 1t is located in one
of the best farming sections of North.
west Iowa and Is in high state of
cultivation. The land is to be sold at
public auction, Malone Bros, of, Char.
ter Oak, crying the sale. Don't fail
to read the announcement of this sale
on another page in this issue.
News reached Denison the first OF
the week from Hot Springs, s. d., of
the death of Mr.. A. j. Patrick, a for:
mer resident of Denison, which oc.
Cured there the latter part of last
week Mr.. Patrick had been in falling
health for the past year and few
weeks ago went to the old soldiers
home at Hot Springs, where he hoped
that he might be benefited. Mr.. Pat.
rick moved tosDenison from Ute about
three years ago and was oil inspector
for this district, filling the position
held by Mr. John L. Richardson, who
resigned the office. We have been un-
able to learn the full particulars Of
the life of Mr.. Patrick. He leaves a
daughter and four sons to mourn his
death. The remains were taken to
Ute for burial. N...
The show windows 'of the Bale
Brodersen store are attracting consid.
cradle attention this week with the
showing of fall merchandise. The
window trimming is very unique and
Is the work of R. 3. Thompson, who
completed the windows Sunday, just
prior to his departure for Minot, N.
ID. The backgrounds depict Egyptian
architecture with Egyptian figures
moulded of plaster paris, the work of
Mr.. Thompson. Two months was re.
CURED to prepare the backgrounds for
the windows, which are somewhat diff.
ferent from anything heretofore seen
in Denison. The interior of the store
is decorated with foliage and urns fill.
ed with roses. The Balle.Brodersen
store spares no expense in its windows
and interior decorations for its fall
and spring openings and in fact are
not surpassed by even the big stores
in the cities. 1t is we'll worth a spe.
cial trip to DenisOn to inspect the
windows this fall. 5,.