The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-20

Souvenir books of Denison Views
for sale at Johnsons.
Mrs. John Rollins, ST., left on
Sunday for Chicago to visit her
daughter.
On Monday. Archie Matthews and
wife left for Sayre, Okla. to visit.
They may decide to locate there.
Farms for Rent-One of 80 acres
and one of 12O acres. enquire Of Mrs.
G. Schafer Soft
For Re9t-Eight room house with
barn and basement. Inquire of
Dwight Partridge. 47-tf
While planning for your fun do not
forget the Christmas Ball at the opera
house Tuesday, Dec. 25th.
If you wish box of good Christ
mas cigars for your money. go to-
Schumberger's Pharmacy.
The human telephone for the deaf,
the latest hearing device. B. ].
Shaerer, Optician. Manning, Iowa.
Miss Katie Kraemer of Charter Oak
accompanied by her brother Andrew
Kraemer were doing some Christmas
shopping Tuesday.
Strange but true. the firms that have
done the most advertising this year
are the ones that are feeling the best
about there Christmas trade.
Mrs. L. E. Hammond of Dow City
was calling on friends in this city last
week. She expects to leave for Los
Angeles to spend several months.
j. L. Rlggleman of Deloit called
on us yesterday and took advantage of
our Christmas Gift rate to send the
Review to friend in Minnesota.
|. r. H. Childress of Milford town
ship was pleasant Review caller on
Wednesday. He will get The Far
mers Tribune with his Review this
year.
Mrs. Robt. Grason of Boynton. I.
T visited friends in this city few
days last week. Her mother Mrs.
McCord will accompany her home to
4 spend the winter.
Pete Griffin was lucky enough to
win the buggy ratified by Maxwell
and Wilroth. He paid Sc cents for
his ticket and sold the buggy back
to the firm for $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Howorth anti
cipate celebrating their twenty fifth
anniversary of their welded life on
the 18th. We hope they may live to
enjoy many more anniversaries.
For Sale Two Duroc Jersey Bears,
eligible for service. Also choice
Barred Plymouth Rock and Brown
Leghorn Cockerels. E. C. Baum.
Lenfeldt Farm. SOFT
| Chas. Young is at home for the
holidays. He has his headquarters
at Sioux City and travels through
South Dakota. Wyoming and Nebras-
ka. He enjoys his work and looks ex-
ceedingly we'll and prosperous.
The Pound building. formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. j. "A. Thomson. is be-
ing put into first class shape and will
soon be used by DIR. L. E. ,Molseed as
dental Office DR.. Glynn will occupy
DIR. Molseed's present quarters.
Wall Observer.
Among Denison's visitor from Vail
the past week were Thos. Coates.
\ C. H. White. j. P. Fitch. P. O'Dris-
coll. Jno. Mccormick Jr.. Ben
Crampton,J. w. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
| S. A. Kral, Mrs. Staininger. Miss
Grace Long and Miss Johanna Walsh.
We are informed that County Au-
ditor Ed. Theobald has accepted q
position with the Manila NATL. Bank
Mr.. Theobald is splendid gentleman
and has made hundreds Of friends dur
ing his term of Office and the Manila
National is fortunate in securing
his services. There is one thing
about it. you will not find any of the
republican ex-officials sitting around
:, holding their thumbs waiting fol
another chance to run for Office. They
are good men who will easily fine
something to do.
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