The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29
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FerguSOn'S Studio,
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pierce will,
spend Thanksgiving in Dow City.
Red Jacket Apple Cider-the very
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MI. ollu sMIS.s T.. w. TleTCe Will
spend Thanksgiving in Dow City.
Red Jacket Apple Cider-the very
finest at The Bale Brodersen Co.
We serve the best hot chocolate,
coffee, bouillon, etc. Try US. Cas-
saday & Co.
Ball Band" Overshoes for men
women and children. The world s best.
For sale by The Balle-B rodersen Co.
The Misses Charlotte and Christine
Anderson, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Denison at the home of the Misses
Raine.
Both street and dress hats at very
low prices at Sarachon Sisters.
Want hair chain for Xmas pres
ent? Sarachon Sisters make them.
A nice line of hair switches and
chains at Sarachon's.
1t is up to the Germania Verein to
decide next week, whether it will take
the first step toward securing new
opera house for Denison. We hope the
members will act for the good of Den
ison.
Speaking about perfumes, we have
the best line in 'Denison made up Of
all the best odors attainable from all
perfumes. G. F. Cassaday & Co.
We have just received a case Of
sorted sponges to retail at 5 to 20
cents. The biggest sponge value ever
offered in Denison. C. F. Cassaday
& Co.
In honor Of her guests, Miss Ward
and Miss Ferguson, Mrs. w. w. Fer
guson entertained on Monday night.
The guests found the honored visitors
charming and enjoyed very pleasant
and informal evening. Mrs. Ferguson
served splendid refreshments. Mr..
and Mrs. Ferguson are glad to be in a
home of their own and happy to share
it with their friends.
The heating plant of the court
house was settled last week and pro-
visionally accepted by the building
committee of the board, consisting of
Messrs. Schroeder, Molter and Cook.
The estimates as to when the building
will be ready for occupancy vary from
February LIST to July 4th, and it is our
opinion that the latter is the nearer
estimate. The marble for the corri-
doris has just commenced to arrive.
The building when completed, will
cost apbout $l35, 10000.
Rabbi Harrison, who will lecture
on ga Plea for Shylock" next Tues
day night is wonderful orator and in
view of the recent awful events in
Russia the subject of the Jew is up
permost in all our minds. 1t is ex-
pected that DIR. Harrison will give his
view upon the wholesale killing of
Jews in Russia that will give every
one vivid light on the dark stain
that the year 1905 will always wear in
history. Tuesday Dec. 9Th. Seats re-
served Saturday
The next attraction will be Ben
Hendricks, the Northland singer, in
his beautiful comedy "Ole Olson, /"
supported by company of artistic
ability. Mr.. Hendricks is rare
combination of good acting and sing
ing, having a voice of much sweetness
and described as rich, sympathetic
baritone, while his acting is magnetic
and full of delightful quaint coined,
for which he excels. His songs in
clude, Philopene, Northland Lula
by" "A Swagger Swedish Swell,
"Open your mouth and shut YOU
eyes," the last mentioned giving hin
the opportunity to show his ability al
a warbler. Opera House, Saturday
evening Dec. End. Prices 25-35-5(
and rs.