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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

or on Tho ch1icc OF a sne-
M X,T cial lot OF Mems Double
and Single breasted
Sack Shakespeare and round cut
stylishiy made and trmmed-of
nice looking check and plaid che
viot and worstcd effects. including
dressy blacks and bues--a splen-
did assortmeut-each and every
one taken from mitch costlier lines
to make quick work OF stock
clearing. they are only Five Eighty
three.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
Bargain Snaps in
MEMS PANTS.

81. AZ GOOD asrr a fs@!s9 Of rs MGn..
neat patterns of grey
fish effects FOR every day service
?nd genteel dark designs for even
ms ,"car-strongly made and arc
BIZ barsains for the small cost of
Gs 90 Your choice OF De-
3 i i pendable Chev'ot. Cas-
simcre and Worstnd
Mems Pants. in stripes. mixtures,
plalds and checked e;fccts-stib-
stant!ally made and trimmed
sh2pely md perfect nttinE-in
every respect slightly Panta!ouns
and unprecedented values for Their
pr!cc-Ona Ninety Eight.
SO se @S"f I Inc p e. r r a.
the best pants property ever placed
DrcsSy Worstcds in checks and
str!pcs-nobby designs of pinids
and stripes, in chcViot ana cast
mere-made and trimmed In the
best manner-They are big specials
and real bargain wonders for Two
Thirty-niEe.
S2.27 ra HSaF eh %ss;lS q .. Mse,s
taken from the suit
stock. having become odds b. rea-
son of combination Enthusiastically
tho cost of the bare material is CIV
cred by the Stock Relief Cut Price
OF Two Eishty-sevcn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

n OR SALE-FOUR VERY DESIR-
y able Lots in Park Place, known ms
Nos. 20 and rs. block 49, 2Gth street; lots
and 3 IN block g. corner Leswellyn ave-
nue. and 25th street; terms, one-half cash;
balance So per month on each lot. Apply
LOIS, Nirginian-Pilot office mch5-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

Il OR SALE. = A BARGAIN.-ONE
Il Horse, Buggy and Harness. one
Refrigerator. Apply c. l.. Il, Virginlan-
Pilot office. mhi-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
Bargain Snaps in
MEMS SUITS.

tH ~ Slightly. durable Mems
Oj q Sack Suits. in plain
blue and brownish mix
tures-substan;ially made OF wear
well materials worth considcra-
BILE more and are notable bargains
for only Three Fortyscven.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

GN HO You may choose from
Do. QJ picking of costi.er
and finer qualities OF
Mems Ovcrcoats. to force n final
clearing of the Overcoat stock. OPP
por!unitics for money saving were
never Ercater-Overcoat buying
never timcl'er than now. Nine
Sixty mine gets choice or strictly
up-to-datc Overcoats. as nattily cut
made. trimmed and finished as il
Is possible TO make them. Box
coats III tan coverts and chev OTIS
blue and black kcrscyS and beavers
with full or medium loose cut
backs-knce lengths with shaped
or box bacEs-somc self lined,
others with god quality silk, satin
or worstod lininSs-For quick
move of tho Overcoat stock-your
pick and choice for Nine Sixty
nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

~ OR SALE. = THE BANK SALOON
~ No. IA Bank street. For particulars
and terms apply to LOYALL Sc TAYLOR,
rs Bank street. fclS-tf
n o II S a l. T. - DINING SALOON
- we'll established In splendid location
ana doing good business; cheap. Il. l..
c.. Virginian-Pilot ja22-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
BOARpERS.


~ Wo YOUNG MEN CAN GET
nicely furnished room with board.
neat and gas included; reasona blc terms:
p,iEatc family. S2i Bank street. City.
. IEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
with or without board. at ?il Church
fcl5-lnt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

~ Dark Grey and
/,1U, Brown neat Pin Striped
Cashmere Knee PANTS
OF dependable non-fad!ng -eolors-
just the thing for school or general
every day scrvice--they have patent
Wristbands and tapped seams
Great Big Bargains for only TWEEN
ty-threc Cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
More Price Guttii
Bargain Snaps in
MEMS 0VERC0ATS.

81 o. 1ou may choose rom
y x \ a special assortment Of
Mems Ovcrcoats that
ere Inaivcis of cheapncss ana good
vice satisfaction - Gontecl and
drcssy appearance, which TO obtain
more than double their cost would
ordinarily have ID be expended.
Here are short. medium and full
length Ovcrcoats., in Jerseys, che
viois. beavers and covcrts-any heft
any color and shade OF brown or
tan-bluc or black-Overcoats to
SUIT all sizes. ages. ideas and tastes
and are truly money savers to
Shrewd economists that know l
bargain when they see II.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

, EMOVAL NOTICE.-THE LAW OF
Az fees of Mr.. j. SIDNEY SMITH have
been moved from the Lowcnberg building
to offices and over 212 Main street
marl-1wa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
Bargain Snaps in
cHILDREN's WEAR.

~ Boys Knee Pants.
OF neat dark brown
wear well fabrics =
stoutly made and splendidly
adapted for rough. knock-about
wear.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ii Second Hand Clothing; mail orders
promptly attended to- Address NJ RIA
PIIAI0L. G7 Church street. mch5-3t
NEW CORNED MULLETS, EXTRA
IN White Shore Mackercl English
Smoked Bloaters. Cod Fish. The Kind to
cat. Cheap for cash. JOHN S. IIUTCHI-
SON, % and q Roanoke Dock mhi-3t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-07

" OR SALE. ONE STEAM PRO
~ peller. In good working condition,
newly, painted. length 20 feet, beam II
Ieet. draft loaded feet inches; carries
LOO bushels OF corn or 10000 feet lumber
Apply to IL. S. WILEY, Elizabeth CITY.
N. =. fel7-fr. tu-su-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they can not
reach the diseased portion 90 the ear.
There is only one way to- cure deafness.
and that - BY constitutional remedies.
Deafness u caused by an inflaned con-
dillon vt the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube : In
fiamrd YOU have a rambling sound Or
imperfect hearing. anu when 10 ~ en-
tirely closed drafness y the result. aud
unless die inflammation can be taken
out ana This tube restored 20 its normal
condition. hearing win he destroyed for-
ever. nine-cA-ses ont ~ lail--4l-,- osus.l
by catarih. which il nothing but an in
namej condition of the mucous SUR
faces.
We win give One Hundred Dollars FOR
sny cases OF Deafness tcaused by - -
tarrh) that can not he cured by Hairs
Catsrfh curn. S>nd for circulars. free.
y. J. CHENEY a co. Toledo. ..
Sold hy Druggists. 1sc
Halls Family Plus are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07
THE noMLleeST MAN IN

ffoNluence
A. well o.. tive hendsome.i. and othct.. are
invited 90 call On any lgIgaisi end get rREg
trial battle Of kcmo. Bslssm for the
Throat shd I.uux.. rsmeay that is guar.
sniccd 10 cure aud relis,. sll chronic and
Acute tougns. Asthma. Rronohius aad Con.
sunpiion Price csc. and soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07
HUGH went ON.


Then comes Capt. Digby." he said.
Il have made several discoveries
about him. Number one: He has more
than once found the money to settle
Lady Maud's debts-goodness knows
hOW--for he always processes To be-
stone-b broke. Number two. lie is I'm
love with Lady Maui. Number three:
lie .admires Miss Neville. and Ts catry-
ing on 4 deep game with her. Number
four: On Tn" n0rning Of the 1ly that
the loss of the diamonds was dlcovered
~" received "a note from Lady Maud.
given by her maid - his valet. fhat
seemed 90 ups ana annoy him
great deal That note w. now in my poe
session. but I Won't tell you its contents
or how I got hold n q toiay. Digby
didn't answer "a. but after luncheon Ec
asked Lady Maud " she could spare
him i've Minutes a. he had some;h hing
very imports ant 20 say 20 her. and she
refused point blank Ne left the next
day, az you know, ana he left withou;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07
WASH GOODS DEPT.

I case more of French Organdies,
entirely new styles, regular price
per yard 25c.. just half-price l1lc
now, per yard. d...........,.......
case more French Royal Duck I'm
all colors for skirts, regular price
per yard i7c., now per Or
30 pieces Lace strip Curtain Net,
regular price per yard 15c.. Oc
now per yard. rd..........."...,
% pieces OF Madras Shrtings, all
woven stripes and fast colors, reg
ular price per yard 25c, now DC
per yard ................,..s''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07

CHILpREN'S REFERS

75 Refers, size To IA. made with
collar, trimmed with 2 rows Of QOc
braid, reduced from Sl.49 to-. or
rs Chlldren's Refers. assorted
colors. reduced from s29s 40
100 fine Refers, i'm Scotch Plaids.
very fine goods, reduced from = 90
$i9S and $69S to............. %'|o
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Hugh put his hands i'm his pockets
N nd looked at me thOughtfully.

Hugh put his hands in his pockets
and looked at me thoughtfully.
We'll" he said, ''as matter or fact,
neither of them took the diamonds"
| felt more feeble than ever.
Neither of them took the dia-
mondsl' ] repeated. Neither of them
took them. Then why--what-why-"
why did they accuse themselves?
said Hugh "Wen. that's easily enough
answered. Lady Maud thought Capt.
Digby had stolen her diamonds, and SO
she accused herself 10 shield him. Capt.
Digby thought Lady Maud had stolen
them, and so he accused himself to
shield her. That's the case i'm a nut
SHELF
fairly gasped.
Then who did take them?" I asked.
lie looked AZ me with his quiet smile.
Miss Neville took them" ne ans
wered
And that was the climax. | couldn't
say another word. | really couldn't.
the fire and softly whlstled an air from
the "Geisha.' Then he looked at me
again.
II suppose Ia better tell you the
whole story he said You'll never
work II out for yourself. You see, col
onel. it's like this. The day before you
came down Lady Maud and Capt Dig
by were diScussing the DanGefilelu uia-
monds and the question of resetting
them. They were sitting in Lady
Mauds boudolr next 10 her dressing
room. and Lady Maud. Il appears, fet-
ched the diamonds into the boudoir. 50
that they might discuss them to better
advantage. Just then a servant came
to say that callers were In the draw
ing room. and instead OF putting the
diamonds back In the safe she just
threw them into a drawer in her Dress
ing table, covered them over with lace
pocket handkerchief and left them
there.
After the people had gone she
thought she would like a turn I'm the
garden. ana went upstairs for her hat
and coat. As she turned into the cor
ridor that leads % her rooms she met
Capt. Digby walking along I'm n great
hurry and stufiing something into his
pocket. She asked him II he would go
opt with her. but he made some ex-
cusc about letters 20 write. and she
went alone. When she had been I'm the
garden about half an hour she suddenly
remembered the diamonds. AMI went
back 10 the house tn put them away;
but when she hooked in the drawer
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07
Hugh shut up his notebook with

Hugh shut up his notebook with a
snap.
THAT Will do" he said; II know
where | am now, and dare say I Fhaft
soon see daylight. Don't ask M any
questions for week, colonel. If yon
do ! shan't answer"
| knew Hugh's little ways. and was
careful not to annoy him by falling to
fall I'm with his wishes.
ON the evening of the seventh day
had my reward.
I've made a good many discoveries"
he began. after extracting from me
promise that not even To Mr.. DE Mol
Gyms would I breathe a word Of his
confidence. You sec. colonel there's
nothing like the servants hall for let
ting daylight into peoples lives. Now.
TO begin with. wen take Lady Maud.
I've made three discoveries about her
all more or less important Number
one: she's gambler. aud occasionally
loses large sums OF money at cards but
she IL careful to keep her losses from
her household. and as n matter of fact
he doesn't even know that she PLAYS.
Number two: She's I'm love with her
cousin, Captain Digby. She has been
in love with him all her life but her
people wouldn't let her marry him.
Number three: She has something on
her mind some fear OF dread or
trouble. that is worrying the life out of
her. DO YOU take all that in?"
Yes" ] answered: ego on
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
MILFORD TWP MUTTER|NGS,

Miss Mills attended church at Deloit
Sunday.
Edna Huckstep is working at N.
Enghram's for while.
Thos. Hopper's are entertaining
friends from Willow this week.
Alma Dobson of Sac county made
Deloit a brief visit last week.
Mary Albright came up from:Denison
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
Jennie, Cassie and Mae Newcom Wis.
tied at G. Newcom's Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. T.. Hunt and Mrs. Il. I'll.
Tucker visited at j. B. Dawson's last
Friday.
George Leslie of Clinton arrived at
Deloit Monday to spend few days at
j. B. Dawson's.
Emma Witt and Christina Petersen
OF Otter Creek were among those who
attended the entertainment last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
NEWS OF DOW CITY

r. I. Baber went to Deloit SATURDAY..
returning Sunday.
r. A. Slocumb went to Chicago Tues
day. He'll be gone several days.
III. S. Green purchased some cattle
from Amos Weatherbee this week.
Frank Green and wife were on the
Paradise Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day morning.
The family of d. G. Kent were enjoy.
ing the Sabbath at Galland's Grove
Sunday with Mrs. Kent's relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pruitt drove ovel
from Defiance last Wednesday evening
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sher
man.
Mrs. j. T. Spence returned from
Council Bluffs Thursday afternoon
where She has been visiting relatives
for the past two weeks.
The Green Cattle Co. shipped several
car loads of cattle to Chicago Tuesday
morning. This company does thirty
ing live stock business.
The two Car loads of horses, which
the Green Cattle Co. imported from
Colorado a few weeks ago, have all
been disposed of at reasonable mar.
gin, and one of the firm is out west
again making similar purchases.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
HOT SPRINGS, S. o.

The Place to Go for a Delightful Time
During Vacation
On August sth the Fremont, Elkhorn
u Missouri Valley Railway will have
another special low rate excursion to
Hot Springs, South Dakota. Tickets
will be sold from Omaha, Missouri
Valley, Sioux City and all points on
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val.
ley and Sioux City & Pacific Railway at
following rates, good for thirty days:
Bate from Omaha, sl6.40; Missouri
Valley, sl655; Sioux City, 1850. This
is the NEST delightful time OF the wear
to visit this famous resort, where the
nights are always cool. A trip to the
Wind Cave and the top of Battle Noun
tam swim in the large Plunge Bath.
the fine scenery, ETC., will more than
double repay you for your time and
small outlay. Take your vacation now
and go with this excursion. You will
never regret it. Remember the date.
August sth. For sleeping car reserya,
ton and further particulars call on
write, j III. GABLE
T. p. Agt., e. 81 M. V. Ry..
Denison. Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
HAPPENINGS At ASP|NVALL
Farmers are busy haying.

Farmers are busy haying.
Our school board just finished storm,
cave at the school house.
The most of the barley is in stack and
some are cutting their oats, which are
very good crop. Pastures and corn
need rain.
Henry Kuehl returned from. Nebras-
ka and will soon depart for Germany,
where his family is living at Itzehoe,
Holstein.
Sheriff Bell was in town and sub
poenaed Henry Kuehl, Julius Hansen,
Jurgen Petersen, Jurgen Roster, An
drew Boyens, Henry Kuhse and John
Claussen about the insane case of Mrs.
Christina Glueckstadt's children, nans
and Peter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Our farmers are all in the harvest
fields these days.
Frank Evans of Arion was in town
on business Monday.
Rev. Smethurst passed through town
enroute east Monday.
5. S. Staller is taking an outing at
present at Lake View.
j. Snyder of Arion was up this way
Oh business last Monday.
Mrs. M. Newman is visiting friends
and relatives at Sioux City.
Leo. Mailer of Denison was bust.
ness visitor last Thursday.
Dr. Carr of Dow City was profess
sional visitor last Monday.
W. j. McAhren of Denison was out
this way on business last Friday.
Supervisor Gigax has gang of man
at work on the roads east of town.
Base ball in town last Saturday:
score: Prettie Prairie IS, Buck Grove 6,
Marie Gigax. who has been visiting
her friend, Mabel Cruise, has returned.
Andrew Weiss, one of the prominent
farmers of near Defiance, was in town
Friday.
The Nj. w. A. camp of this place had
a big dance at their hall Saturday. A
big crowd had big time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
GOODRICH GOSSIP.

Harvest is with us.
Wheat and oats are blighted badly.
r. b. johnson finished stacking hav
Tuesday.
Bert Campbell is helping Parley
Spence harvest.
Billy Mari of Arion passed through
Goodrich Tuesday enroute for the lakes.
Eugene Mueller of Denison was nm
IN Goodrich on his wheel Tuesday even
ing.
y. N. Smell and j. b. Dakin have con.
structed a fine croquet ground and con.
slider themselves champions of the
valley. ~
Fritz Miller can show you 1875 as fine
spring pigs as any one would wish to
see. Fritz has been working on the /.
Y. n.y. grade but had to stop to do his
harvesting.
feople are wondering if G. Gary who
contracted to move school house No. s.
across the river to the new site will pet
IL down in time for fall term of school
Jno. Chriss and wife will leave for
Dell Rapids Monday where they expect
TO make short visit with Johns father
and mother, the latter John has NOT
seen for twenty five years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
.HAPPEN|NGSA VAIL

John Cook of Denison was Vail
caller Thursday
Our farmers are all busy these DAYS
in the harvest field
Mrs Ben Champion and daughter are
visiting at Dunlap.
Ollie Barden of West Side was Vail
caller Wednesday.
Pat Quirk has been on the sick list
the past few days.
Pat Quirk and family are spending a
few days at Lake View.
Mrs. Lon Mahan returned Wednes.
day from her Chicago trip.
Undertaken Byrnes was profession.
al caller Wednesday at West Side.
Mrs. DIR. Hamilton of jefferson is
visiting Vail relatives and friends.
Miss Kate Kelly of Denison is Wis
itor at the Conner home west of town.
Miss Una Nicholson of New Sharon
is visiting with her many little Vail
friends.
The Misses Margaret and Tressa
O'Connell are spending the sweek at
Omaha.
Chas. Glynn of Clinton county will
spend the summer with his brother.
DR.. j. M. Glynn.
Mrs. Isebelle returned to her home at
Denison Wednesday after few days'
visit with friends.
Anna Beck left on Tuesday for Den
yer for visit with her brother George
and other relatives.
Mr.. Geo. Leslie and daughter, Jessie.
of Clinton visited Thursday with .sMr.
and Mrs. DR.. Darling.
Edward Rhodenbaugh and wife were
down from Denison Wednesday and
visited with Edgar Chamberlin and
wife.
The members of the high school had
a very enjoyable time Tuesday after
noon at a picnic held at the Sherwood
home east of town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
.K|R0N CHRONICLE

Inc pile driving gangs are rapidly
putting In the piling for the bridges on
the new grade through this section.
Rev. d. Floreen, late of Joliet. Ill.
will preach at the Mission church next
Sunday morning and possibly in the
evening.
John +. johnson had the misfortune
OF rapily descending off a load of hay in
such manner as to break his arm on
Tuesday.
Quite number of Kironites drove n
Milford township on Tuesday and spent
a most pleasant and profitable time at
the home of Alfred Selander.
John Cedargren of Boone, Iowa ar.
rived IN kiron on Tuesday. and has de.
cided to remain in our midst for some
time. We extend him royal welcome
to our locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of Deni-
son made our town most pleasant
call one day last week while on their
way to Odebolt to visit acquaintance
1t is pleasure to meet such a cheerful
couple as Fred and his estimable wife
Miss Lena Morrow and Mrs. r r
Romans occupied the pulpit at The
Baptist church on Monday evening. ex-
pounding the Women's Suffrage and
other reform questions. We sincerelv
believe they have got hold of the
wrong string which will promote re-
torn. The best reform power is the
one that will make the thief steal no
more the liar to lie no more, the ones
who curse to curse no more. That ia
reform worth calling reform. and alone
brought about by the gospel of Jesus
Christ. >-S
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
KENWOOD D0INGS

The farmers are now busy harvest.
ling.
Mrs. Moeller of Denison is visiting at
Kenwood.
Miss Addie Dorale is now staying
with Mrs. Charley saul.
Miss Ellen Flahive made a trip to
Denison on Tuesday last.
MIR. VIM. Strahan made a business
trip to Charter Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. Omer Malone of Charter Oak
was visiting in Paradise last Sunday.
The teachers of Paradise are making
preparations to attend Normal next
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis. a
daughter. We congratulate the happy
parents.
Messrs. I. A. and James Harry are
at present helping U. S. Thomas near
Denison with his haying.
The spoon club will meet at Miss
Janet Rules this week. Watch out for
the boys and small children.
Miss Myrtle Saul and brother have
returned from their visit with their
uncle, Rev. Weston of Deloit.
Thenew elevator man of Sioux CITY
has arrived and has commenced remod
cling his home near Kenwood.
Miss Myrtle Mccormick of Denison
is visiting at the home of her friend,
Miss Wi,letta Strshan of Kpnwood
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
NEWS or WEST SIDE

| Mr. Button is here visiting his son
and family.
| Mrs. A. p. Fellingbam is home again
from her visit among old friends in
Boone
q switch engine has been put on to
assist trains over the hill between West
SIDE and Arcadia.
Ernest Lewis is working as brake
man or one of the locals between West
Side and Council Bluffs.
Conductor d. j. Fellingham, West
Side boy, has the honor of running the
first train over the Boyer Valley rail
road
Postmaster Blackman has had the
postofiice remodeled so as to give him
more light. Charles Richards did the
work for him.
j, Rohwer is we'll pleased with the
lay Of the land in Washington territory.
He expects to move out there and make
1t his home in the near future.
Station agent Jenkins has been noti-
fled that the Boyer Valley railroad is
ohened for business. Conductor IL.
/ Campbell and engineer Bailey of the L.
;. w. were over Sunday and assisted in
handling the heavy freight business.
The lawn social at Lewis under the
auspices of the Epworth League Sum
day evening was very enjoyable affair
to young and old. Dainty refreshments
OF ice cream and cake were served dur
ing the evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-28
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids for the building and cree
ton of church building will be re-
celved by August 8, 1899 10y the Board
OF Trustees OF the German NJ. e. church
OF Denison, Iowa. Contractor to fur
nish all material and complete same by
November Is, 1899. Plans and spec!ti-
cations can be seen at the residence of
Rev. G. c. CIaussen, pastor German M.
ID. church, Denison, Iowa. Board ne.
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. ALBERT HELsLEY. Trustee.
IS 2L.ent