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Isl? Clifistmas Back Grove ••'?.) Daniel Cruise of Arion was a Buck *.-"Grove visitor Wednesday. Sylvester Thew of Denison spends :'mdst of his time here at the bedside of his father, who is still very ill. ^Saturday Erastus Thew had a serious ^sinkltjg spell from which he rallied. ••but g.rave fears are entertained for his recovery, his extreme age being against him. John.Green and wife entertained a ,few friends last Friday evening to an •oyster supper at town. their home south of Dr. W. B. Evans was a business caller here one dav last week. Last Friday evening a number of friends gathered at the home of Mr. Williams, and gave him a surprise party on the eve of his departure for his old home in Indiana. It was a beautiful evening and the ride in the country was very pleasant. All pres •en had a good time and_ wished Mr. Williams "bon voyage". Mr. Wil liams and children left Saturday morning for the Fast. The ladies of the Catholic Church held a box social at the school house Wednesday evening It was quite well attended but would have been vincre so. had there not been some 'misunderstanding at the last minute. 'The intention was to hold the social .in Samuel Moffitt's store building and ?it.\vas so given out. Tuesday it was found that it would not be practical to hold it in said building, owing to the fact that Robert Moffitt had flour ,and feed come, which he had to put in that buildirg which made it too crowded to have a gathering there and the report was circulated that there Would be no social. However there was nc place to hold it. Our school director came to their assistance and ?let them have the school house for V!that evening. The amount taken in was a little over fifteen dolllars and several members of the congregation who could not possibly come have if promised to donate fifty- cents each. Those who wish to donate will pkase do so right away as the money is to be used as soon as it has all been re ceived. The railroad company have put in a' new side walk and steps leading to the depot. It is a board walk and is a big improvement as it was in a dangerous condition before. It is to be regretted that they: did not put cemen'" One of the most, enjoyable sodal functions held in the countryside for a long time was the party given at the beautiful home of Fred Faulsen last Friday evening by his daughter Lillie. The spacious rooms were decorated in white and grten while blooming plants occupied every available space. Representations of turkeys'and pumpkins-were in evi dence everywhere tokens of the sea son. The time was spent in games CptnpEJes tfto pure food iaivs every state o£ WE NEVER BRAG S A A's and music. At midnight a dainty three course supper was served shortly after which the happy guests depart ed for their homes. One and all had a delightful time and each expressed a wish that the pleasant event would soon occur again. Those present were Messers. Ray Moffitt, Emil Steg eman, Frank Hain, Sheldon isemin ger. Will Zimmer, Geo. Zimmer, Clifford Lane,Emil and Walter Hugg, John Griffin, George Gigax, Fred and Frank Glassburner, and the Misses Grace and Daisy Glassburner. Laura Moffitt, Julia Rusterholtz, Susie Mil ler, Mabel Brewster, Thecil Hemp hill, Ola Hodgell, Pearl and Bernice Bonney. Martha Hugg and Gertie Griffin. T. H. Clinton of Denison, attended the Catholic social Wednesday even ing. Bernice Bonney left Saturday morning- for Schleswig, where she will teach the winter term of school. Henry Burndt, returned from his trip to Aspinwall, on Wednesday. Susie Miller after a pleasant ten days visit among her old friends left Monday for Charter Oak., where slje will visit her cousin Jens Anderson and family for a few days, before going to her home in Sioux City. Vera Flansberg left Thursday for her home at Glidden, after a week's! visit with Mrs. Slater. Otto Hink, Sr. and Sears McHenry transacted business here last Friday. Mrs. Harvey and daughter Glenn were Denison shoppers Friday. Fritz Olsen is clearing out the stock belonging to Otto Hink. Our meat market is closed for the present, and there is a fresh meat famine in town. It is hoped that some one will open the butcher shop again.o Good for everything a salve is used for and especially recommended fcr piles. That is what we say of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. On i.he market for years and a stand by in thousands of families. Get DeWitt's. Sold by Larnborri Drug Co. Wiiiou) To-jJrisrfip. Win. Wilson and wife took Eupper at the S\yeet home Saturday evening. J. 0. Heckors spent Sunday at the home of his brother. Quite a number have finished husk ing corn but there is lots of corn out in the fields- yet. A shower party was given Miss Agnea Staley Saturday evening by a number of old friends. The evening was spent in visiting and the disposal of a quantity of oysters provided by the ladies, a set of silverware was given Miss Staley as a small token of the love and esteem of the company. Married—At the Catholic church in Charter Oak, in the presence of relatives, of~the contracting parties Mis3 Agnes Staley and Mr. Al. Pit han. The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Staley CALUMET I Cslumot is mai?e o£ the finest materials pos- "•"*-^nyrt7trrrr! slble to solcct, saalces liffht, easily diarosfciS Bread. Biscuits or Pastry therefore.it Is reaooi MBi-ded by leading chemists. In uslZS C:l£imci you are always assured asrooil bBklanr: therefore, there is no waste o£ ^^.matori.-.lor tlrue. Caljinel is put urIn air-tight WS^SMCk cSn5:"willkeoplonarorthananyotherBaking Powder o.-i the market and boa raoro raising fe j£?T is so carefully and scien ttiically prepared that tlia neutralization of ti)c ingredients Is absolutely perfect. Therefore. Calumet leaves no Rochello Salts or Alum in the food. It is chemically correct. 3,000.00 given for any substance in jurious to health found in Oaiumet THE DENISON REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1906. »**••#$•$£•# of Willow and the groom js Jack .. But it is not bragging for us to. to say that we have the best line of 5ci?lesujig Jake Friese was visiting in Riek etts the forepart of the week. Aug. Schultz, Sr. went to Des Monies Tuesday on a business trip. Aug. Paulsen is now employed in the Aug. Rickert store. Mrs. Jurgen Spahn, returned Mon day from a visit with relatives near Manning. Mrs. Geo. Wells is enjoying a visit from her parents of Wall Lake. Don't forget the Firemen's ball to be held in the Opeia House Thanks giving evening. Mrs, D. Brariaka of Denison is visiting her son here. Ella Kruger went to Vail Thursday to visit with relatives there. I. L. Iripp was a Omaha visitor the fore part of the week. Lawrence Hollander left Thursday to attend the funeral of a relative. Most of the farmers up this way are finishing up their corn husking some new 00111 has already been shelled. Give children a remedy with a pleasant taste. Don't force unpleasant medicine down their throats. Ken nedy's Laxative (containing) Honey and Tar is most pleasant to take. Children like it, and as a relief for colds, coughs, etc.. there is nothing better. No opiates.. Conforms to National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co. FUR COATS IN THE CITY. THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. 4iemmmfp. a pros perous young farmer of Charter Oak township. Both young people are well and favorably known by a host of friends who wish them all the happiness possible as they journey though life. After the ceremony, the wedding party drove to the home of Mr. Otto Staley where an elegant wedding* breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Pithan will go to Scranton, for a ghort visit with the bride's re latives and on their return, will be at home on the groom's farm north of town. The bride wore a lovely gown of blue lansdown,trimmed with white lace and insertion. A Reliable Remedy for Croup Mrs. S.' Rosinthal, of Turner. Michigan. says: "We have used Chamberlain's Cough Medicine for ourselves and children for several years and like it very much. I think it is the only remedy for croup and can highly recommend it.' For sale by W. E. Koeneman, Broadway Druggist. sod Mrs. Pfankueh bought some drugs at West Side to use in cooking and as it aid not look right ihrevv it into the swill pail', and fed it to the hogs. The consequence was 19 fine hogs died. Mr. Walrod sent the stojnach of a hog to Des Moines to have it examined. The old folks had a fine party at the hall in Herring. AU enjoyed a good time. Jake Owen shelled corn and hauled ic ic Htrman Dresen last Friday. Will and Fank Kelly shipped "cattle to Chicago last Saturday. Hannah Pfankueh got kicked* by a horse and was laid up for a week. Mrs. J. N. Gynn arriVed in Jack son cn last Saturday, from Chicago with her daughter Mrs. Murdock of that city. Albert Wagoner of Sac county visired relatives in Jackson last Sat urday. Frank Weed departed east for a visit with his relative in Elgin. Mar engo and Chicago. John Auen butchered and sold the beef to his friends. Home consump tion is the thing, isn't John? It seems to me rather curious that we cannot have a party in the country but what some toughs will kick up a low and make things uncomfortable for every one concerned. Some one ought to put the come-over on them. The Kock Buys had a birthday party at tneir home last Sunday even ing. All had a pleasant time. Oeloit. Helen Garber is boarding with Mrs. R. Flint during her term of school. Deioit schools began Monday with Anna Flynn and Helen Garber as teachers. .. B. E. McKim and wifa and children returned from- Ida Grove Wednesday where Mrs. McKim had undergone an operation. We are glad to report she got along nicely and is improving in health as fast as can be expected. S. Horr has added a new bay win dow to his residence, for the conven ience of his wife's house plants. Eunice Dobson began teaching near Schleswig on Monday. Merton Mason went to Chicago last week, to engage a job of cooking. He has been with the Gould's con struction camp a few months and has learned the art of cooking and no doubt in a short time will be able to command good wages. Mr. Wilcox and wife moved their household eifects away from Deioit last week. Mr. Wilcox is in the employ of the Gould construction company and located here for a short time while they were at work here. Mrs. J. B. Worley entertained her niece and nephew of Denison over Sunday. Mrs. Hawkins is staying at the home of Mrs. S. Horr and assisting her with her work. W111. Worley is running the cream route in the place of his brother John, the latter having resignde to move to Sac City. S. C. Hagen and wife and their two children who have been visiting relatives at Deioit the past week, took their departure on Monday even ing. They have now started on their way for a voyage across the waters. Mr. Hagen and family will visit his old home and relatives in Norway. Their many friends wish them a happy voyage and a safe return home. Milile Williams has been quite ill at the home of her parents the past week, but is better at the prossnt writing.'-'?^. Chas. Galland and family expect to move the first of the week to Nelei^h Neb. Lottie Williams was called home from Wall Lake by the illness of her sister Millie last week, -but returned to Wall Lake Monday. They enter tained a lady friend over Sunday. Superintendent Hoffman came up from Denison Monday, looking after the interests of the teachers' library. The bunks which have been here the past year were shipped to Aspinwall, arid a new lot placed here. Mrs. Ellen llorr at the pcstoffice is in charge of the teacher's library here. I Mrs. C. J. 'Hunt is still impoving and we hope for a complete recovery in a short time. John Worley and wife moved the first of the week to Sac City. They were accompanied by Mrs. Worley's twin brothers, Clarence and Clement I Enright. P.. D. Darling and family visited at the. home 1,1 his parents Mr. and I Mrs. A. E. Daihng" near Boycr over Sunday. Thcrcs's little room in this great world of ours for the "Fat Woman." She's a hin^ drance to herself in street cars flats, elevators but what can she do, poor things take Hol^ lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets, mm *...- We have just what you want. Get the boy anew suit. No presents are more $&•. r„ suitable for men than handsome Neckwear, Fine Linen Kerchiefs, Mufflers. 55? Etc. See our rich and varied display. p. knaul ai# GRAND ARMY MEETING. John A Logan Post G. A. R. meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays in each month at 2 o'clock P. in McHenry Hall. John L. Richardson Adjutant. mm* mr sh James Rollins Commander There's a new Man at the Old Stand Having just purchased the Koeneman Drug Store 011 Broadway, (Cassaday's old stand), I wish to solicit the patronage of the people of Denison and vicinity, and to assure them that I expect to run A FIRST CLASS UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE. Competent Pharmacist Fine Stock of Drugs Elegant line of Sundries and Holiday Goods. Promptness, Accuracy, Low Price and Good Goods is to be our motto. The L. E. Blosser Drug Co. NOTICE NOTICE. This set of silver knives and L'orks will make a splendid Christmas present for your wii'e or friend. We also handle the famous Rogers goods Knives and Forks, Teb'e, Tea and Berry Spoons, Sugar Shells, Eutter ar.d Pie Knives-, Gravy Laddies, Cold Meat Forks, Children's sets cad other useiull things in that line. sors, Pocket Knives, etc. i.jiilXIISSSsi, We also have an unlimited a a ngsets'cf all descriotions. KUTICet 1 BlBTCrJI UlilliiMmmifrTwi'BKWixiiPTi grades, well selected and at prices that can't be beat. WE CAN FIT YOU ON CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. YOURS FOR BUSINESS Pa^e 1f VltS W* rl Our fancy line of sii^ ver ware recentlv added to our stock of Hardware. Also the guaran teed Keen Kutter shears and scis Razors and all Kutter Tools. And a full line of other Mp-iW f4$'3'^-UPn'r'',S*y pM.<p></p>BOYS y« A