The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-07

The merchants are all busy getting
oct their stock of holiday goods. Pur-
chasers will have an unusually fine
selection to choose from this season.
We wish to call attention of our
many readers to the large number of
new advertisements to be found in this
issue OF The REVIEW. Many of these
ads relate to Christmas buying and
gives one an idea of what is most suit
able for the holidays in the way of
presents. Denison merchants are
abreast OF the times. and realize that
to reach the customer most effectively
they must use plenty of newspaper
space.
Last evening new ladies club Of
twenty-five members was organized.
The rsme Of the club the ladies refuse
to disclose but it will be known % the
SIS. club. The club,was organized for
the special benefit Of the ladies' whose
time 10 employed during the day. and
will meet st elk o'clock every other
week on Tuesday evening. Miss tOllie
Town wss elected presidents and Miss
Lille Raine secretary.
Chas. Saunders. Of Manila, had .
number Of fne cattle at the Interns.
tional Stock Show q Chicago los.
week. and secured number Of geod
prizes. One Of the best and one which
Mr.. Saunders prizes most highly was
the awarding Of FIRST premium to Mr.
Saunders on "Cumberland's Laet," .
fine young bull calf. The Msnills Re-
publican .says this is another confir.
nation of the fact that some Of the fin
est stock in the entire world is produc.
ed In these parts"
The D class Of the Denison high
school is planning to give q public
program in the high school assembly
room on Friday evening, Dec. %
birds Christmas Carol" will be pre-
sented in dramatized form. It hal
been the custom each gear for eact
OF the literary societies to give pub
lie program. This is the fret Of tn,
series for this year and there will n,
doubt be good attendance as tn,
programs heretofore have always beef
we'll patronized.
Miss Jennie E. Scott spoke for q few
minutes at the Methodist church las
Sunday morning in behalf of Waldol
University. the Methodist school TO
colored people at Nashville. Tenn.
few months ago the university suffere
the loss of one of its best buildings b
fire and Miss Scott is out raising fluid
for much larger building to meet tn
needs of the growing school. She wa
very successful while in Denison, 8,
curing something like $3.50 in all.
| B.J. Sibbert, manager of the ope,
house, requests us to announce tn,
hereafter the curtain at the ope,
house goes up at $40, without fai
This is a good move and one that wi
be welcomed by a large number
Denison theatre-goers. People ha,
gotten into the habit of going to tt
opera house late, knowing that I'll
show will not begin until the CROW
gets there. Hereafter the curtain 60
up at $40 without regard to the nur
Der OF vacant seats. A few people w
get left the first few times, but tn,
| will soon get in the habit OF beil
there on time and will then be glad
, the new ruling.
A. D. Randall now has one of Il
neatest and most attractive me
markets in this part Of Iowa. He b
had the entire room thoroughly re
; ovated, repainted and repaired, q
has had Mr.. John Fastje build hin
very fine oak office compartment.
is getting his business systemized il
n way that would do credit to PC
= sized banking institution. A cash
handles all the cash. each purchase
e meat is registered in manner Il
o enables the purchaser as we'll as
8 dealer to keep strict account of
y purchases. The new office is made
3 highly polished oak, has cashie
It window, place for all books, sa
d slips, telephones, ETC.. aud is u v,
a handsome addition to the market. \
n Randall has found that everlast
keeping at it brings success.