The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29

GOAL men naPPy.
Also the clothiers.
Chei. tmas is coming.
Do your shopping early.
Let this be bumper" Christmas.
To keep pace with the bumper" crop.
Well bred Bread at Jungermans Palace
Bakery.
Mr.. Curtis and wife of Warsaw,
Wis, will be the guests of Mrs. H. S.
Gulick for Thanksgiving.
Miss Anderson of West Side, visited
over Sunday with Miss Emma Raine.
Mr.. Bamford expects to leave for
Texas and New Mexico in about ten
days.
Misses King and Meyers are guests
at the King home. Mrs King is MAX
ing steady gain toward health.
Mr.. Mahan and wife came to Deni-
son Sunday to meet their grand daugh-
ter, Claudine Katherine Mahan.
John Holland of jackson township,
was pleasant Denison caller on Fri
day.
Martin Houlihan of Charter Oak,
visited his brother, our county record
er last week.
Hon. Thos. Rae was Denison Wis
itor today.
District court adjourned to-day and
Judge Church went home to eat
Thanksgiving turkey.
The dense cloud Of soft coal smoke,
that obscures the court house and that
will make it look old and dingy before
it is inhabited, is due to the foresight
which located the heating plant.
This will be gay Thanksgiving for
the editor and his wife. The boy is
gone for his first visit from home. It
is all right, but his empty chair at
the table looks big as all out doors.
We look across the table and try to
smile, but it don't go. We shall eat
dinner at the hotel and try to pretend
that we are happy-but we will not
be until that blessed nuisance is back
at home, where he belongs.
The fast mail on Friday was six
hours late. When it did rush through,
two tie sacks of second and third class
mail were caught beneath the wheels
and badly mutilated. The volume of
mail received at the Denison office is
sufficient to warrant these fast mails
stopping here. We understand that a
petition is being circulated to secure
this and it is the hope of all our bust
ness men that it will be granted. If
No. Is were stopped it would enable
passengers to make quick connec-
ton at Arion with the Milwaukee and
would also give us very desirable
train to Omaha.
What the papers say: To quote
from recent issue of the St. Louis
Republic, Zone of the striking
features of this Temple Isreal Sunday
service was the cosmopolitan character
of the audience. Every profession,
all kinds of business, every phase of
religious thought, and all the strata
of society were represented in the gath
ering. When DR.. Harrison entered
the pulpit he faced sea of faces
which filled every foot of the floor in
the large building. Long before he
appeared all the seats had been taken,
standing room was at premium, anc
more than 500 persons were outside I'M
decided whether to try to crowd in o,
to retrace their steps,. - Rabbi Har.
rison attracts these thousands of cult
waited people with his own vigorou.
thinking, and as an exponent of liber
al Jewish thought to the Christia,
world. His sonorous and we'll mod
ulted voice easily fills the larges
auditoriums. One of his most power
full addresses was delivered at the Nc
Kinley obsequies in the great Exposi
ton Coliseum before 10000 people
! Even the dead solemnity of the oc
casion could not restrain the assembl,
from cheers and tumultuous applause
DR.. Harrison's scholarly and powerful
popular lecture are examples of tn
best there is in the lyceum.
Tuesday, Dec. 9Th. Seats on sal
on Saturday, the End at Bookstore.