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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
SIMPLE REMEDY
FOR CATARR
Just Breathe Hyomei -Four ii
a Day and be Cured.

If few years ago some one Id
you can cure catarrh by bresths,
charged with a healing balssn NJ
would have been ridicued. and h
NAMED for R, ]. Booth. that emln.s
vestigator, 10 discover in ,Hyor.I
method of cure.
Hyomei has performed the most /
ulous cures of catarrh and is tcdu
ognized by lending members Of TIE u
profession as the only advertised 4.
that can be relied upon to do Just Vi
claims.
The complete outfit Of Hyomei cals
Sl0o and consists Of nm inhaler, a nes
dropper and a hottie Of Hyomel
Breathe Hyomei through the irhis
a few minutes four times daY aaitl
cure the worst case Of catarrh I q
and heals the mucous membrane o. "
passages, prevents irritation and sssl
complete and lasting cure,
The treasurer OF the American w.
City. writes: "Hyomei mas conie
cured my daughter of catarrh from 4
she has been n sufferer for years
In this city there are scores
known people who say they hiEs
cured of catarrh by Hyomel
not cure you. your druggist VIII iiilll
money you paid for Hyomel. tn, Il
strongest evidence that can be oaeaI
to his faith In the remedy.
Can you afford to suffer longer VI
tarrh when you can buy a gusrantes'
ment on this plan?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
A BIG COUNCIL BUDGET.
Many Important Matters Slated for
Final Disposition Today.
THE STREET RAILWAY SETTLEMENT.
Consideration Of the Proposed New
Chsrter-Report on School Accounts.
New Electric Railway, Etc.

One OF the important matters to como up
before the city council at the session TINS
afternoon viii be the proposition OF the
Houston Electric company to settle ITS in
debtedneSs, which has been accepted by
the council but has not yet received the
approval Of Mayor Holt. The matter has
been under discussion for some weeks ana
has attracted much attention.
The proposed city charter win no doubt
figure largely in this nfternoons proceed
Jugs At the last meeting OF tue councii
a motion was made to ascertain the posi-
tlon OF the citizens toward the charter ana
the opinion held as TO Its being submitted
to the consideration OF the council Instead
Of the citizenship in general. The motion
was adopted and, In addition to sending
out MANY copies OF the new charter 10
the various organized civic bodies OF the
city, reports nave beeu asked from the
prominent meu OF Houston. This after.
noon no doubt number Of these reports
Will be brought IN.
The petition OF President G. c. waller
OF the Nclasco, BRACES and Northern ask
ing right Of way through the city Tor
MS new electric railway was deferred
IRON the last meeting and Will come mp
TINS afternoon. Some rather interesting
rumors have been abroad In regard 10 THIS
proposed enterprise and 1t has attracted a
great deal Of attention In this section ot
lue Slhlcs OUT the promoters are some
what reticcnt about their plans, and the
ostensiUle reusdn OF the councils deferring
the granting OF tho petition for right Of
way was the apparent mystery and secrecy
IN which tine promoters have shrouded their
scheme
AZ the last meeting a committee was ap.
pointed 10 investigate the state OF annlrs
IN The corporation court end submit re.
port to the council TO-DAY. However. tnis
committee has hcen unable 10 select a time
Tor meeting, and consequently has done
nothing as yet
The accountants Of Messre Haskins a
sells have completed their examination ct
the books of ,he school board and nave
submitted their report on the same Il Is
stated that there is a shortage If about
$1,000 In the accounts Of SIR Tracy. rhe
examiners VIII probably ask for tue books
Of the scavenger department today.
The maj preparations for the MOL s1-Du
Carnival will he made this afternoon
Mayor Holt has already neon empowered
10 grant al necessary permits to the Car
niNal Organization, but special regulations
VIII have n be drawn up for keeping
order, handling the crowds and otherwise
seeping the municipal machinery running
smoothly during the fair.
At tho conclusion Of the meeting this
afternoon the report Of the board of public
works on the plans and specifications oi
the market house will he considered me
plans If Architect George Dickey are thoet
under discussion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
GENERAL WOOD ARRIVES.
He Reports Concerning His Visit to
European Countries.

ne Reports Concerning His Visit TO
European Countries
New York. November a.--General
Leonard Wood, who went over with Cen.
erals Corbln and Young to represent this
county at the German war maneuvers.
arrived today on the American line steam.
ship St Louis, General Wood was accom-
panied by his family
remained after Generals Corbiu and
Dung said General Wood, lin order 10
visit scotland with my family. The gen
erais and myself were treated very kindly.
noth In Germany and in England We
were granted every facility for seeing the
workings of the military systems and
nave seen many things which were not
only interesting aud instructive. but will
ne useful II adopted in this country. -
General Wood was asked whether he
was IN favor Of re-establishing the rnn-
teen In the army He replied
+, NY canteen reports are on fIe. sir
General Funston has come ont strongiv
Tor the canteen, did he not7 I think We
are Of the same opinion on that subject g"
General Wood went direct to Washing
Prince Henry of Pless. who comes 70
represent the German emperor at the dedi
cation OF the New York chamber Of com
merce on Tuesday, was also passenger
on the St Louis. s0'
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purposed limiting the conferees to the &C.
ceptsnce Of the decree Of amnesty General
Vargas Santos thereupon refused to accept
such q proposition and decided to withdra W
from the conference which he SAYS he con.
siders futile At the same time the mill
tary director Of the Colombian revolution
Issued orders 10 General Lovar to imprisou
the revolutionary General Tribe Tribe and
sentence him TO death without mercy This
order was given In spite Of General Tribe.
Tribes capitulation to the government
This news, which is considered In Colon
bian revolutionary circles here 10 be a
shameful violation of faith. further dc.
cided General Vargas Santos not to attend
the peace conference at Panama. and he
issued orders to the Colombian revolution
airy army 70 continue It's warfare
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Turner hall for the beneht Of the Fnitn
Home;
Mrs. Annie sydnor, chairman; Mrs r.
Carter WALKER, vicc chairman; Mrs. Jonp
u. Woolford Mrs. Ernest Saunders, Mrs
Frank sawyer, Mrs E r. Dillingham;,
Mrs Paul 1impson, Mrs. George H. Porter,
Mrs. X. NJ. Johnston, Mrs Dudley Bryan.
Mrs. w. W. Wilson. Mrs 4. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. George Hamilton, Mrs. II. BALDWIN
Rice. Mrs J. X. Beatty, Mrs. N. Westcott.
Miss Jennie Crisweli. Mrs. " X. sash,
Mrs. G. Mitchner Mrs J. ~. Heyer, Mrs
Fred Meyer, Mrs. William Oiivr. Mrs. q.
Walker, Mrs Decker, Mrs VIII Bottier,
Nrs. Ike walker. Miss Harriet Levy, Mrs
Schacrer, Mrs, Cargil. Mrs r. r. bar
den. Mrs Dr. Ed Hamilton. Mrs. sidney
Huston. Mrs Joseph Goldman. Mrs. K A.
Chadwick. Miss Lsyiele Miss Bessie Rich.
ardson. Miss Mazych Waiker. MISS Anna
Necco, Miss Minnie Lockmap, Miss May
Coyle Miss Dell Hartwell Miss Blake
Hartweli Miss Bessie Bother Miss Hetty
Hamilton, Miss Ennice Meyer. Miss Gipsy
Haskins, Miss Nanny walker. Miss Nadine
sawyer, Miss Mary Wooiford, Miss ina
Nnolford. Miss Pearl Hamilton. MISS
Rosine Houston. Miss Margaret Davis aud
Miss Tina G Williams
The chairman NJ the committee viii meet
the members Tuesday morning at II CLOCK
in Shearn chapel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
THE RICE MENU.

A Unique Treat for Guests OF the Rice
Yesterday
Captain James Lawlor Of the Rice hotel
presented his guests with a unique bill OF
fare at luncheon yesterday. Approaching
the fact that the rice industry is a promi.
nent factor in the development Of the state
OF Texas and more prominently of this sec.
ton of the State. he gave a sample OF the
many ways IN which rice can be served
for the delectntlon OF the inner man by In
Guiding upon the menu no less than twelve
different dishes of Rice food all OF which
were appetiZing and toothsome. Among
these may be mentioned rice and oyster pat
ties, rice cakes With preserves. rice salad.
rice pudding and rice Ice. not TO speak OF
the many other combinations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

An informal reception OF Prof. f. G.
Tankersley, the new physical director. viii
be held in the gymnasium tonight. when
the members Of the association are ex.
pected TO be present. Prof. Dixon, physical
director Of the Galveston gymnasium, aud
a few Of his active gymnasium men will
be the guests OF the Houston Young Mems
Christian Association and lend interest 10
the gymnasium program tonight
The Glee club viii meet Tuesday night
Thie club Is making good progress In the
course IN note reading aud Secretary Kin.
caids, who Directs tue club. Is much
pleased with the splendid Interest mani.
tested In the work.
The membership supper VIII be given
Thursday night, when ali members who
have secured new member during the
contest now closing will enjoy q feast
There VIII be 8 meeting OF the board Of
directors and building committee on Fridsy
night The nrft part Of the meeting viii
be devoted TO routine business. after which
there Will be reports OF the progress Of the
bOiidlng canvass This meeting will bc
held at the association rooms az 3 O'Clock
d. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
CITY eREvITlEs.

There are undeilvered kilograms at the
office 81 the Postal Telegraph company for
z, II. Roidenhause and p. A. Robinson.
Today IL call day In Justice w b. Hurs
court and the Justice requests All persons
having suits hlcd to make some disposition
OF them today.
The ladies composing the Matrons 81
Honor OF the No,Tsu-Oh Carnival will meet
al the residence Of Mrs. o. I. Holt this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of Houston
lodge No. 434, r. o. h. H. will be held
tonight at Montldore hall at which time
the nomination OF new officers will take
place
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
CHILD KICKED TO DEATH
LITTLE GIRL DIES FROM INJURIES
INFLICTED BY A MULE.
Children Were Playing Near and Struck
It With Switch When the Brute
Retslsted.

Late Saturday afternoon Daisy. the little
s-Year-oil daughter Of Mr.. William Faidn.
who lives close TO the G. T. Lang place,
near the city limits. was kicked on tho
stomach by mule. near which she aud
some other children were PLAYING one of
the children struck the mule with q switch.
which caused IL 10 retlliate witn u X OK
The injured child received immediate med
zeal attention, but the Kick was a vicious
one, aud the little sufferer died about 10
o'clock yesterday morning
ihe funeral VIII occur irom the residence
this morning
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a RIoE KlTcHEN
WIN g Operated u the Heart Of tho

VIII Be Operated in the Heart of tho
City During Carnival Week.
Mr.. James A. Radford prominent Har-
ris county rice grower and one OF the
owners OF the Radford Wallace rice canal.
on Bear creek, in this county. has decided
TO construct ana operate a rice kitchen In
the city during carnival week.
The kitchen will be located Oh the lot
west ~ the postof6ce building. corner OF
date IN every respect
Mr.. Radford intends to let carnival visI
tors know that Harris comfy rice IS equal
10 the best, and that when properly pre-
pared for the table II Is one OF the most
appetizlng and nourishing dishes that can
be set before the hungry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
YESTERDAY IN TIE PARK.

Exceptionally llrae Number OF Visitors
10 City's Breathing Place.
YESTERDAY was an ideal sunday, ror
Houston ana an unprecedented numher %
visitors improved the opportunity presented
by bslmy ersezes, fresh sunshine, drv
streets and tonic. life giving atmosphere
70 stroll In the common heritage city
psFk--or give their little ones the pleasure
~ q merry trolie upon the sunny, grass.
earpeted siopts Of the playground. While
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Revival Al AVN

Alvin Texas November .. Rev Mr.. Nc
Lean, a Presbyterian minister of Tyler, Is
conducting a protracted meeting at the
First Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev.
W. Y. Shve the local pastor
Mr. Mclean is an eloquent speaker and
large congregations attend the meetings day
and night
Tho meeting will continue through this
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

LocShart. Texas November s.--Mr. VII.
liam Francis aud Miss sallle Harris were
married at the home Of the bride near
Prairie Lea on Wednesday, November 3
Mr.. Will Watkins and Miss Flora Harris
were married IN San Antonio October Is
and Immediately returned 10 their home
near Prairie Lea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
BANKERS AT CHATTANOOGA.
The Party Visited Chiokamauaa Park arc
Other Points.

me rarity VISITED Chiokannauea Park and
Other Points.
Chattanooga Tenn. November e-rne
party Of Ohio and Michigan bankers on
route TO the National convention M Ne1v
Orleans spent the Sabbath here or.,,,o
to the wreck at MarysvlIle. Ohio. Saturdag
tthey We're several hours iate in ARRIVING
Inc Michigan party arrived at $40
O'Clock ana we're driven to Chickamnuga
PARK, where they visited the camp Of t6e
seventh cavalry and Third artillery. The
belated party from Northern Ohio n Nrlved
at II O'Clock and spent the afternoon on
Lookout mountain '''
The bankers all left early tonight for
New, Orleans. They will spend another
day here on their return There were abont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Cargo of Brownsville Bic

Galveston Texas, November o-The
schooner Beacham arrived here today from
Brownsville with n cargo of rice The
Manteo also brought n cargo Of rice from
Brownsville a short tae ago. The coun
try around Brownsville is said TO have
proven excellent FOR the culture OF rice. ir.
rigation, Of course, being used A great
increase in the acreage in that section will
he made next year. as there are conpapies
with very large capital behind them ar
ranging TO put In thousands Of acres in
rice there next wear.
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asphalt or shell walks ana drives ana
other improvements could hc added with
great benefit to the appearance and con
Vonience ot things. rho park n vet a
IN body and mind, and 10 the humaui-
tartan, the physognomlst or the philoso.
pher II af1ords a field for thought and op-
serylifon on fine day such as yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Green Was Convicted.

Richmond, Texas, November S.A negro
eK.couylct named Green was given I'VE
years yesterday and twenty hve years to
day FOR assault and burglary. lie win be
tried Monday for rape, This Is the negro
who caused so much trouble at Duke
some two weeks ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
SAILED.
~ L. No..
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
tsnecInI 70 rhe post \

Port Eads, La-No arrivals Sailed
Bratten tNor), for Puerto Cortez; Plymp
ton Br), for Bristol; III Vale (AmJ. for
New York; Onton tSpanD, for Bordeaux
aga, Tarragcna and Barcelona; Fernuenc
Llirl. for Rotterdam and Hamburg; tug r.
W, Milmot, for Igogrcso.
Pensacola Fla sailed; Pensacola, Tor
Galveston,
New Nork.-sailed: Julia Lockeubacn,
for Sabine Pass
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Three Boys Drowned.

Alpena. Mich, November a.-Georre
Willard. Alexander Cyr and Anthony Mon.
sor were drowned in whitehsb bav today
Dy the capszing Of n sailboat. There yyerc
Two other lads In the party who were res
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
federal Court at Laredo.

Laredo, Texas, November 0.-Judge
Burns and United States Marshal Hanson
arrived this afternoon for the opening OF
Federal court This is the hrst term OF
the court here under the new district and
new Officers. The docket Is light one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

Mr.. George NJ. Shlres, chief eng.
The Post. received Intelllgence "
of the death Of his brother, ut n
Shires, Saturday evening at ~ ,ss
Wetumka, ! r.. Mr.. Shires lel. ~
for the parental home NJ iana w.
where the interment will take l''F
dag.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
THE DEATH ROLL.
Alfred Chapman.

Alfred Chapman, aged SO years died at 7
p. m. Saturday at ST. Joseph's iphrmary.
Deceased was lineman for the southwest
ern Telegraph and Telephone company. The
body was taken TO Wall e. Stables and n
held awaiting instructions from relatives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Rrounht Raok az .lnil.a

sherin Anderson returned from Huisboro
last night with y Hollis, who. was nm.
der bond TO answer the charge Of attempt.
cd criminal assault but who forfeited h,s
nond o. the laft term n the criminal as.
county tail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
HEAVY Loss by Fire.

Beaver Fails. Pa, November s-The ex.
tensive plsni Of the Keystone Driuer com.
psnr was aimoet totally DESTROYED by tire
today rhe loss is $4,000 WIN Insurance
az only S5huo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Mere Bananas Arrive

Galveston, Texas, November 9-The Nor
veglan steamship Snyg arrived today fro,,
Cclba with cargo Of bananas and cocoa
nuts. The hnnrna importing business here
continues notwithstanding tile quarantine
desire. ''F'' N'ie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

BY keeping the liver active the w ",
cleansed of impurities and IS elA''
ward of diseases. =,
ONTDINE is the best Liver ~
larial Tonic sold. Ask your drnssA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

NEW YORK An unldentLiNuIsl,
killed himself by jumping OF 'u' Z
bridge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

Tho following ladies compose the decosa
tieH COMMITTEES for the chrysanthemum
show, 70 he given during carnivsI week al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

There are limitations OF oXIDINE, but
none 81 them coinpare with the genuine.
oxtDiNE cures Chile. Fsyers and all Ma.
lRrlal Troubles. Tho limitations FAIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
Fosters Local Forecasts

Weather changes noted below Eli
within twenty-four hours OF 81
datea below
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

Take oxIpINE for chgls and Fevers.
Cure guaranteed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, November ..

SIS Snyc CNor), fran Ceiha.
IS Alamo (Am) from New York.
Schn Beacham, from Brownsville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
HOUSTON CARNIVAL BEING WELL
ADVERTISED THERE.
Galveston viii Follow the Bayou City
and Provide Attractions for Visitors,
Import Business Increasing.

Galveston, Texas. November e.-The No.
Tsu-oh Of Houston Is being we'll advertised
by the railroads entering Galveston. All
the local offices are full Of advertising mat
ter, mentioning the event as one of the
greatest in the Southwest, and there win
likely be a very large attendance from this
city.
Galveston is arranging TO pattern after
Houston and give a midwinter carnival
here in December, and she will 20 Houston
one better by arranging for another in the
spring and further attractions when the
summer season comes on. Inc GHfTeston
bringing as many visitors to Galveston as
possible, and has during the past gear OBJ
tained many conventions which viii meet
here next year. In addition TO this, the
beach win be made more attractive by en-
tertainmonts If better character than
have previously been furnished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One of that great army Of persons who suffer with Chyo
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Heartburn BiIiousnesS Headache, BACKACE1E Nervoos.
Weakness Disorders in the Urine Constpated Habs
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-03
GOODRICH NEWS.

Miss d. S. Hall returned to Kiron
Friday after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Nixon returned
from Otega, Kansas, Friday. They
had pleasant trip.
Mr.. Otto Linke is home again after
few days visit with his sister, Mrs.
Hans carsten of Charter Oak.
Mr.. Wilkinson and Mr.. Geo. Sim
mons had their families vaccinated last
Friday
Mr.. Willis Grill visited Deloit satur--
day.
Mr.. L. F. Morris and family took
Christmas dinner with Mrs. S. D. New
ton and family; also MI. Newton's
brothers, Isaac and James were present.
Miss Ethel Newton's Christmas tree
at the school house was enjoyed by
pupils and patrons.
MIR. Albert Whey had a narrow
escape Tuesday evening, his ponies
running and breaking his buggy up
pretty we'll.
Mr.. Samuel Anderson and wife re-
turned last week from Clay county,
Iowa.
Mr.. Geo. Simmons shelled corn today
and sold same to Claus Grill.
Steve Newton shipped box of poul-
try to Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Bennett of Sioux
City visited Mrs. James McKim Sun
day.
John Cose took a load of poles to
Denison Monday.
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CHURCH NEWS.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.

There were married December 81,
Mr.. Geo. VIM. Thompson, of Denison,
to Miss Alice May Jenkins, of Milford
township: witnesses being John D.
Jenkins and Minnie Thompson, Rev.
Lothringer officiating in the English
language.
Rev and Mrs, Lothringer received
rs Christmas presents from the Ladies'
Society nice table set: from the
Young Peoples society a splendid rug;
from Washington township large fur
buggy robe and complete wash set.
New Years eve at the German Luth-
eran church the tree was again lighted,
as also the Manger and the Nativity.
PARocHIAL REPORT.
German Luth. church. Denison.
Washington tp., Paradise tp:
Souls 4l8, communicates 2l5, voting
members 50, scholars 46, baptised SO,
confirmed 30, communed 800, marriages
IS, funerals 70, Sunday school pupils
A. Rev. FRED O LOrHRINGER,
Pastor.
STUDENT FRED EBGR9ARD,
Teacher Parochal school.
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

Mrs. Jack Mitchell and children of
Perry spent New Years with her:parents.
A very pleasantsparty was given at
the home of Mr.. Hayes last Friday in
honor of his daughter Fannie who is
nome for vacation.
Mildred Bicknell who has been visit
ing in Perry for the past two week re-
turned home Tuesday, her brother also
returning to spend New Years.
Jennie Mitchell returned to Omaha
last Saturday after several months
visiting in this vicinity,
pleasant party was given at the
home of Henry Hast Tuesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell who has been
visiting in Perry arrived here Tuesday
to visit a few day.
Cal Carpenter returned home Monday
after several days visitin southern la.
a New Years ball was given at the
hall pleasant time was reported.s
| Tom Burke of Coon Grove who has
been in Dakota visiting returned home
last week
Jas Bennett of Dow City was
caller in town this week
Jack Griffin and family of Nicola Ia
are visiting relatives in this vicinity
George Bonesteel returned home this
week after weeks visit with friends.
Bertha Miller returned home last
| Friday she has been learning dress
making in Columbus Grove, Ohio.
Daisy Hahn was visiting in Dow City
for the past week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-03
Willow Sale of Herd Dufoc
Jersey Swine.

Males of all ages for sale; gifts bred or
open; yearling and two year old sows
bred forspring farrow; the great show
hog Marti e. heads tho herd: breeding
weight 700 pounds One Thoroughbred
bull calf. deep red. for sale Also, black
Plymouth Rock Cockerels.
Il. &. EDWARDS,
q miles northwest of Ds6anos, Iowa