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The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
The Electric Railway

A most interesting rail
way meeting was held in Mi
ami last Saturday afternoon
for the purpose Of obtaining
right.of.way Several lead
ing farmers and citizens OF
Miami township were pres.
ent and they showed a great
deal Of enthusiasm.
The committee on right-of.
way expect TO go out in II body
this week and secure the
right-of- way along the line,
which they believe can be
done In a short time. III g
people generally are becom-
ing vitality interested in Il g
road, especially since the Wa.
bash has cancelled their con-
tract with the Miami boat
lines, as this will increase the
freight charges on merchan-
disc etc.
Mr.. Mar shall left Monday
for Pettis Comfy where
they are taking a god deal OF
interest in the enterprise.
in fact, the right-of- why
through Pettis County is
practically guaranteed.
The last survey has beer
AZ. - .N# AAI
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Our Anniversary Edition

Owing To an unusual clay
in obtaining photographs aud
Later the engravings, we are
enabled to give but few of the
illustrations this week that
we had planned, and as a re-
suit we have decided net to
push the edition AZ planned,
but we are sending out thous-
ands of sample copies and to
you vino receive one we will
say that the Republican now
regularly contains ~ pages
8 pages of home news and a
4-page colored supplement.
We have a splendid force OF
county correspondents. give
the court and real estate news
carefully, publish a splendid
serial, The Sunday School les
son weekly, Home Health
Notes and have other attract.
i've features that ought to
make the paper a desirable
visitor in every home in Sa.
line. As a special inducement
we will send the Republican
to Jan. |, 1907. for 25c in
stamps. Order II now.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Public Sale

Next Thursday, August 30,
A. Jungerman, of 81 miles
southeast of Grand Pass, will
have a sale of personal pro-
perty consisting of live stock
and farming implements. He
has IA fine lot of stuff that will
he worth going after. Sale
commences at 10 II. M.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Saline Man Hurt

W. A. Fisher. formerly of
this county, was recently
struck by u jack lever ACCT
IDENTIFY while at work IN the
car shops in Sedalia and sew
erely hurt. He was sent to
the company's hospital in st.
Louis and is getting along
nicely.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
A Correction

A neighbor of Mrs. X. T..
Richart, Of Napton, dropped
in last week and informed MS
Of her death. She is not dead,
we are informed, and we glad
ly make the correction. 1t
was currently reported at
Napton, so that our informant
can hardly be blamed.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

Yourself

That is just what you arc
doing when you fail to get reg
ular and sufficient sleep. Your
body requires this unconscious
period for repair work; with
out It your nerve energy be-
comes exhausted, and you are
tired, w%orn-out, nervous, ex-
.citablc; have headache, nett
ralgia, indigestion, poor appc-
tite, or other ailments caused
by a lack of nerve force. Make
it your business 10 sleep. II
you are restless, take
DR.. Miles Nervine: it soothes
and strengthens the nerves,
and brings sweet, refreshing,
life-giving sleep, and gives the
organs power to work natur-
ally. Try it to-day.
II had a severe spell Of fever, which
left me IN a very. weak condition. and
headache and neuralgia, and could
sleep but very little. Every effort that
vas made to recover my strength vas
Of no avaf uiitll I began takinr Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine. After
commenced 10 take the Fsrvins INV
sleep was profound and restfui, and
the pains IN my head. as well as the
neuralgia .rsirs, left me to a certain
extent and I grew gradually better"
HRS, r. r. GIL HERrsON.
sal Berylan Ave, Beividere. Ills.
Or. Miles, Nervirs 10 setd by your
druggist, Who will guarantees thst ths
frat bottle Will beneht. N u falls, he
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
their heat land.

their wheat land.
Misses Agnes and Jose.
phine King visited the family
OF j. W. carp Wednesday and
Thurs lay ot last week.
Mrs. iesemeyer Is still re.
porte to lie very i'll.
Mrs. Albert Hover as "a
caller at the lpme Of Mr-. j.
W. carp, on Thursday morn.
ing.
NJ. Matthew King anil Sis
ters, "f Slackeliord. and Miss
Bulah carp, Of Grand Pass,
attenle the hop nj the Mis-.
tletoe Hall IN Marshall last
Thursday night.
larry Feuuer la, u child
that he is afraid i, taking the
typhoid fever.
Mrs. joint Argool's sou.
Walter is able Ia be- ~. and
attended Sunday School last
sun lay.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Special Homesssksr's Excurs.
IONS

Greatly reduced rates to poiots 10
Colorado, Idaho, Indian Territory,
Ksnsss, Montsns, Nebraska, South
Dskots, Wyoming, Utah. Oklahoma,
Texas, Loui.ians, New Mexico and
Mexico, will b. made BY Chicago a
Alton upon certain dstss from now on
.tntil December, lg06. Complete Do
sils csn b. 0btxiusd from
O. y. Hswthorns,
Ticket Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

eped. gnsI. -VeudbItH, 9 bH 10 Rtrxh
tm DurGf@ntt, i4}e; II bs IL RtxS tm
Dsr9i9nttt, 12&e.
9eb6rrtes stxpieifS - 9@tstrs, req.
eets, LAC; &ubsnfettea 10e; Sxxexi. Ia
QR66eI 1916.
e&rsal - n xtereeB Il. Dual. 1ose; q.
0uaIitdt 9ie: Q. 0aaIttM 9te
eGMItern-QxsI. 6ureb, 10 ts 20 Btunn
TN Dur&i&nstt, SIC; Is 3fuxs Dur9f@nit.
&c, 10 bts IL Ssfxnb etc.
Oepb6eItes e~~uetxeaetf0 - 3xo@esIoits
6ancp Big s20. 80; 4Iares Dsax sls. 90; Sans
9 $500: 6tort Clear $3.50: Nsuspi
t18 90.
Aarfe - gerdu&erts uratrurA Sc.
Sranthlrter 7}e; Bologna In Sar1nes 7}s. 10
Eu4 6he.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

S~nbianapsIis RaHee,gseie:
OeuobnI. BIB gutter l0-l2si srtxts Dis %
uablter 14-lse /; Sanu 894-Sse. eOlh.s
Veuop 10 bis 22e. Saua 2s-82e.
Sm Hadetsn:
Rrioia S14.76, Zion $1t.75, Series HATS
garaeas ia. 75. Diuuortb1 s1e. 10. xxts
Sasa glenS $500, GIimar Saba 8Ienb
$14.76, Duriea Sll.76.
Suder-Dominoes TAG; Zai65uEss 8 80
puIpertfrter b.32e: 3fxI yuIpsriFytu 6.S7;,
fehser g~ra1ultrter 5.02e; Cubes 6.47e; eex,
fssioners' U 5.07S ystbsepooh y 4.e2s; NO.
str y 4.7ae; empire q 4.s7e; Sssas sytss
0oIbex 8 4.57e; BinSfcr egtra 8 4.67ti
T!sssroob 6 4.49e; peIber 9 6:k2t; Ii GEL
Der 4.07.
getrOenets Srd@te-HepfeI, an esr epnvs
sstrednst. &c; SObanneSbeerex 7s bis 7ks;
gttron 18e Dis l4e; %otxsH. g grorx, per
pfunb, 7e. 8 Groun 7}e, Z Srprus 7te Saes
n~tenfrese sbts Sc, California 8usea.eI 7hs;
Guiana 73e. ta,povttrte euItaaa lie bts l4s
California xprtiofen Sc BITS Lee.
Gffs-JaI 90 OF. Sef). Gas. g. 10 per
ganone.
HidIes-2400 TN Sat- $40; 1900 tn Eas
ss: 1900 tn SaIbfas $500; 400 'a 8as
g6 80.
etdrse-PearI, 8}c. 9baurpics eIot. ! xxa
8 4funb 9adete 8. Rom, l &is. Bsasts,
4X-6A.
Ganbp-7e; etansen scrif4t &c; 0,rs
csr sermti&t &c; Banner TmiR &C.; srsas
Bonbons 10c; SIC. 2 Cream senrf&t S.
MHe-BrasI nea &c BIB 10c; Stbsrts lee
DtanbeIn IA; wei8f@aIise 5edxbslx LIZ
Serbian RanSeIn lbe; @ecnits k bis "a.
s~sr6fete &c Bis Sc; gnsItf9e xsaIxfhs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

gusar Gureb e&tatex = gsfs 0mdt5at:
1870 EfuRo 15}: ID Dfssh l8}e: lO-la
Bfwlb I8l: Rwetie OuaIttdt Sole Dtukn
l2ie; 10 Yfanb l23e ; IL Pisxh LAC (; 10
pfunb 24e.
G~aIifosntf4e eQtatsn-6 Bis 8 Yfunb sae;
Q Bis ID 4finS 9s.
Sped-2Iars eettex. 60 bm % pfuxb Ia
Gurni&nttt. lie; S1ars esite1, 70 ID 90
Runb. lie; 4tare Deuies. % ID 60 Pfsmb,
l0as; 10 BIZ ss ffb., lie: Il bB 10 Pisxb,
i2e; 2lare Hn6ea, .. BIZ 30 Dhnb, l1te,
Hadea Ii BID 16 8fsah ll}e; M9s Ra6ea {
Bio Q Bfuab, TIE
Trabfta&s0 ve6-Mar9 ~0aatt9Gureh l73s
espdbItes eueas Gurss l73e, 81 q@rxA ii
Durdd&ntt lie ebU Q qtnRt II Dw4u
i@utt 183e; 10 ~ - pfuab Il Dg4f9niH
I le; 8 Hfmb tm Dsm4i41tt, i4md, l1ie
8 pfaab tm Ous4fqaiH. i4aaI. Log.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

@epSbIter 9imofbp $l.s5-1.So.
Orbindrer bis gutter Ttmotbp s1.60-l.76.
@otber RIeeiantea IS 1850.
gnsiif&er RIeefamen $3.50
9Ifbfe &Ieefannen $8.00-8.F6
NIfaIfa 4Ieefomen Sc. 00-1O.0o.
Weiber 8leeiantea $500.
Tancp 3entudp TIaisras s1.5o-1.7S.
8Iausras IN ebaf 7be.
gnsIi&es gIausras $3.50.
Or&arb @ras $1.70-1.86.
Reb Top IN gbaf 76e-$l.2e.
Rafer 2orn Be-S1.00.
An.ber Su6errobr Sau,ea $1.0o-l.1.
Netber 9aferian1en 40c
5riibiabrs @erfte s1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom s1.oC-L25.
saeb Sob GnfIase $1.10-I.25.
gotu geos $l.7B.
Niqet $1.20 Bis $685.
5ribiabrs'&e $1.40.
eetswiebeI. ueibs. seIbe rotbe $3.50
pee HufbeI.
Sit $ 3%artefeI, seIbe Serieb, Nerunuba,
geIbe YtanientoRb unb fibIt4e Queen 800 Der
6ab; rptbe R~anfeu,onb s2.7b; BraFiaxH9s
&.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
Stalien.
STREET augegsben.


q Tom, Is. Mai. Sn Mnbsira&t
beRen. baB Der proteif lange senug gs'
pausrt babe, boben bie Gtbrer bes
6treits befaloRen, ibn 40 beenben.
Nqe fo3ialifif&tn Gibrer Der Depu'
tifteniamrner finb ;uridsstreten infoIse
Der @etserung Der aammer, bic BON
ibrer partet einserei&te @orlage Bee
trsfs DaHengebrau&s iettsns Der po'
Ii3ei unb Der Sruppeu 3ur Debate auf'
3unetmen. Sn elmer Abrefe an bas
2anb baben Re TIRE stelunsnabule be-
artinbet. Die Deputirtentammer bat
f& aber getueigert, BITE R~efgnattcn Der
foaiaIlftf&en Nitslieber ansunebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

Sra@es Win 3sRI!&s etiers - 81
6se; bisfige Si.sss 72-7is; etsfee Nsaass
$50 BIB En0 pfuxb 7e; bssfee 3fbs l0O
Bis $50 YfGnh 52e xabe 80 b0 GO Rfsat
&C.; etier BorserDterteI &. Gtiss shtes1
psertei l03e, Nixb 0txterYtss4a o., Nsnh
SorbsrpierteI &c, Rub Bortesutertes 4ls. nd
e~r.erpierteI 7e.
Drii9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12s, 0txtsr'
pserteI 15e, Horberusertd 62e.
Srii@es e@afFetf@ Sdsnses ~ Rtutl
l2c : 6&afs S}e; e@exteI l8e: NodD hn4.
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
0etyetps.

Behex - go. Q rriber e9i, aaf eaes
iex. 65c Don TahIen; SO. 8 rpser Coo,
Nai, 6Sc; Basenpebss 66e.
Roru (neues) - $40. l peib Gle; 10. 2
uets 61e; 30. Q peib 6ls: 40. 1 rst,
4se; 70. Q uetS sensi@t 51s Rs. Q
nstS seuttf9t t1e; 30. ( Udb tssiiq.
acc; SO. 2 seIb 61c; re. 8 asIb b1,s
go. ~ GELD ACC; 30. 3 ssusi4t Gle
go. 8 aeuai&t 61e; go. 4 eemtat 80 !
4pIbea 49,.
Safsr- SO. 3 uetSer 88e; 10. Q usssst
3d.; 30. 2 0eusti9ter 523si re. 0 s<znstu
88s.
Seu - SO. 1 airnotts s14 90; 30.
3, $l1 rs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
HnkIanb.
3 o m b emf b.

Stills, IS. Mai. Die poli3ei
entbedte beute Elm unteriroif1es 2ager'
baus. In bme $50 eelabsrs Bomber
aufgefapeli lagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
esttes, &ses sss 9saAssI.

00tte31 W. VtpU3eS
pdnbler bssabIeH foIeeHhs Rret's;
Butter - Country. lie, arssuers SS',
sgetx t0e
Trii&e gin-14e per Tutexh.
oabner Sc. edtxs g. TurfepS-10-LSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

Narnen bes Mannes. nit benz lid oas
rsi9fe Mdo9sn Der Delt, 6rl. Bertha
2rupp, bic $o9ter oes nsrtorbenen
2anonmf6nies, berlobt bot. sic osrs
ftgt ibsr elm Sabreseinfommen bon
20. 600, 900 Wart. Na& einsm &C.
ri9t iol fs einen t6nisli1en prin3en,
mad einem anoersn sinsn armsn Nrat
beiratbsn. ben lie In ibr 6er3 gef6lois
fen. 9aiisr @ilbelm. wsl&er Der "a.
Mile ffsts nabssefanoen, min. 10 beibt
ss, Der Electromagnetic In ghen bei'
toobnsn 'unb bnoura neueroings ben
uniaubsren Ra9rsoen iiber ben tOoten
arupp bic Spite abbrsaen. 8is babin
tpirb Rd bic tieuaieride Welt mohl be-
sniissn mtiRsn. ben Narnen bes sltd-
ltasn grdutiganis 3u ratben.
Sapau.
M niferwe4eI
8ofio. Is. Mai. Off3ie1e 8e.
ridte beiagen. baB Discount 5upui9i,
Sapans @eianbtsr in GrObbritannien,
bas portsfsuile zines Winifiers oes
Nusudrtiesn angenOmmen babe, uno
bab Baron 2omura Sapau In England
bertreten tperbe.
6paan6.
9offtntIia in 8 brous
s m 8 q q g. Is. Wai. Die iunse
R6niqin Wilbelmine, beren @be nit
ben, Sersog Setnri9 Su Wedlenbur9
bis iebt tinosrlos gspsIsn III, srtrartet
in gdIos ben 8eiu4 oes @eoattsrs
Stor4..
Sn Softrsiisn pirb bic Na5lri9t bon
Der bsborfebsnben 9isbertunft Der S..
nigin beitdtigt, unb NIT rleuer freuois
ger SoHnuns besrtiBt oas bOldnoif&e
Bolt bas erpartete frsuoise greignib
in benz Sauie ibrer vWilbeImintie."
Die frobe 2unbe fommt UNI 10 iiber.
raidenosr, als es mod Der idwerer
2rantbsit Der 26ntgin Dor einigen
Sabren algsmein bisB, BOZ auf eine
Ra8tOmmeni9af: aus Der @be ni&t
mebr 3n rednen lei. Solanbs 26ai.
gin III felt Jsbruar 1901 Uermdblt.
Der riebenspalaf +.
5 9aag 9, Is. Rai. Sn Dem
Wettb.psrb fur ben 8au bss Grie.
~benspalafes fanb bsute bic 8ertbeis
lung her preiie fatt.
Den erften Breis I'm Betraee bon
$4,000 erbielt 6. W. @oroonnier tn
2iIe, 5rnnlrsi6; ben ausiten. $3.50
u. Waresl in paris; ben britten,
$3.50. 5ran3 Wenot in @barlotten-
BURG, uno ben bisrten. $3.50, Otto
Waener In Wien. Gin prsis bon
$3.50 ,puroe ben 9erren Somaro
@reenlep unb 8. g. Din In Sem
Dort 3usrtannt unb bieielbe Summe
erbteIt' Jran3 Sdmeaten in Berlin.
Ser nit benz erfsn preiis ausse.
3ei9nete plan III Elm prd&tig ausge'
fibrter gntmurf In benz Stpl zines
norbfran36Riden s4IoRes. Dos
9auptgebduoe erbdlt cine grobartige
Gaeaoe unb miro auf ieoer Settle bon
hoben 8btrmsn fanfirt. Ser Cor
!. BONNER adblt stpa 4s Sabre unb bat
bur9 bebsutenbs Nrbeiten fi& bereits
!, einsn anasisbensu 9arnei gema&t. Sm
Sabre 1885 srran9 CT ben er4en preis
bel benz Wettbeuerb fur ben 8au BET
amferoamer B6rfe.
NnkIanb.
u 9 pmben b.
$tfIts, IS. Mai. Die poli3ei
, entbefte beute Elm untertrbifhes 2ager'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
Slrfei.
So rs d I.

& o n 4 q |, ID. Wai.
Die pforte ertpiberte beute auf Seuti1'
lambs protsf be3iisli& Der pilfhrli'
9en 8sbanbluns, bic, uie gemeloet,
benz beutidsn S&iHe rOobfeus" gu
She'll qeuorben mar. Der Sultan
brtidt fein gr6Btes Bebauern itber ben
Worfan aus-in benz beuti&en protef
mar CT febr trefeno nit ySeerduberst"
be3eidnet - unb berfpri&t Hrenge Be-
fraf flung Der fur benielben peranttports
li4en Beamten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
06ye.

gnaros , Bertaufstssds Sm2orstr Il
s@pebertaIe 80e pei ptuso ss~ststnatds'
6&repertdie It's, HBtseoxfx Sssam > aEi'
is. Resp gori Gbsbbark lie. stx1etrsa
J1er 2insburser Lie, Bid 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
gttabsIt.


BerIfn, Is. Wai. Sie Der.
sebune bonIe &ulrdnms, an Dsrsins
bnt tuieber ~ elmer tibeI aufqsnomme.
men Gntf&eibuna Der &esisruns &c.
fiibrt. Die Regieruns bat Der De.
nssinbe Grit bte @euebmisuns gum
Baa elner 9urnballe ertbeilt. Dos De.
fu& Der 0enaeinb.. bte 0ale obns gnt.
seIt aud 0ereinen CUR gsrftsuns 30
HELEN, aber abf4ldstg bsf&isbsn. Sn
Der 1riberl@ emeinb tuurbs
nun bt:ier euti&etb als unbers&tistt
Bepormunbuus unb Bef9rdntuns bsl
Selbfregieruna serbnmntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14
Sapan.
W | | t { + 10 G d |.

8ofio. Is. Wai. Offi3isle Be.
ridte beiageu. baB Discount 6apui9i
Sapans @eianoter in @robbritannien,
bas Portefeuile zines Winifers bes
ausmdrttesn ansenOmmen babe, uno
bab Baron 8Omura Sapan In England
bertreten tperoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-14

Xrttc1te IND
sxaxts
u.u.s Chit. oons.t.f * 10 per Sos,
Y - M. 49,. sks-s1 mn.
ca'uHe" ~,a.
~ ~ .S,4.X c;e.
Cta"Se" ~
e'' "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-27
Lecture Course number

DR.. Greene, Lecture Course number
Jan 2.
Dan Cops of Charter Oak was a
Ipenisonite today.
/ S. G. Wright is home for the Holt
Hays. Now for whist.
Rev. Arthur Pratt went to Vail on
business this morning.
Mr.. c. c. Kemming made a BUSH
ness trip to Dunlap today.
B Souvenir Letters containing ten
local views, 10 cents. LANDLORD Drug
Co.
Dan Robertson. of near Vail was
transacting business in Denison on
Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Philbrook leaves tonight
for a brief visit with relatives in
Chicago.
B. H. Johnson OF Boyer township is
the guest of his brother U. G. John
son today.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Philbrook and
son Rowland visited with Dunlap
friends today.
DIR. Greene is the same DR.. Greene
you heard last year. No other COM
ment is necessary.
Miss Mable Smith of Ute is most
welcome visitor with her aunt Mrs.
w. 7. Wright this week.
| Miss Allie Morris. left this week
for vacation visit with her brother
Harry at Fort Scott, Kansas.
Mr.. M. Christianson of Dow City call.
ed today and added his name as {
brand new Review subscriber.
Miss Georgia Baird of of Dunlap
and Miss Grace Howorth of Dow
City are in Denison visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becking of Nebraska
have been visiting their uncle F.
Fienhold of Paradise the past week.
Miss Bertha Sachau leaves tomor
row for a visit with friends in Adai
Iowa. She will also visit in Omaha
Blair and Seward Neb. before return
ing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon of Pitts
burg, Penn, are here spending the
holidays with Mrs. Dillon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gable.
Henry Linke of Mapleton is in Dem
ison today visiting old friends. He
took occasion while in the city to re-
new his Review subscription.
Train No. on the Illinois Central
due here at 2:O7 p. m. has been
changed to 1:4s p. m. making all
local stops between here and Council
Bluffs.
William and August Evers who
have been touring Wyoming and other
western states for number of months,
returned to Denison this week to
enjoy the holidays with the folks at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Lockard and
baby of Mason City visited at the
home of Temple home this week.
Mr.. Lockard left on Wednesday for
Los Angeles where he will spend the
winter.
Temple Kirkup and Lenzen Moeller
were the contingent to return for the
Holidays from the Nebraska Univer-
sity. The boys are good students
evenlf they are not loyal to the
Hawkeye state. and their stay at
home is being greatly enjoyed by
their relatives and many friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-27
Magazine Section next week.

Magazine Section next week.
Il, DIR. Greene, Lecture Course number
Jan. 2.
Grand New Years Eve Ball at
Opera House Monday Dec. 81.
New Years Cards and New Year
Post cards. Lamborn Ddrg Co.
Swearing off time will affect the
saloon business next week temper
arily.
Mr.. Mike Mcmahon is home from
Davenport spending his vacation in
Denison.
DIR. Greene is the same DR.. Greene
you heard last year. Nd other COM
ment is necessary.
For Rent Eight room house with
barn and basement. Inquire of
Dwight Partridge. 47-tf
Deaf people can hear Whisper
with the Aurophone. B. j. Schaerer,
Optician. Manning. Iowa. Isl
Mr.. and Mrs. WE. Mitchell ahd
children of Val, took Christmas din
ner with Mrs. Mitchell B mother Mrs.
Dan Mccarthy.
Some of our correspondents felllby
the wayside this week but we suppose
the Christmas festivif ies were toc
much for them.
Masquerade Suits fdr rent from sc
cents up at Mrs. Pfeiff4r's. 319 Broad
way, Council Bluffs. la. stiff.
The yonng ladies o j the Catholic
church will give dancing party al
the opera house on the evening Of
Tuesday Jan. 1st and all are cordial,
invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Finnern of
Waterloo arrived in Denison this
afternoon to spend few day visiting
with relatives.
The Misses Rose and Margaret
Clarke entertained a few friends this
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
M Mccarthy of Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Angstead and
son Guy of Council Bluffs were here
visiting their daughter Mrs. Ben
Bartcher. over. Christmas.
Harry Ely left on Monday for Full :
ton. KY. to visit hls brother David.
From there he goes to Memphis,
Tenn. to visit his brother Elmer.
Robt. Ewall leaves next week for
a two weeks vacation % be spent in
Oklahoma. Robert has worked hard
this year and deserves good play
spell.
: The Temple Quartette drew a large
crowd at the opera house last week.
On the whole the evening was an en-
joyable one and the reader was
second only to Katharine Ridgeway.
The Christmas dance held at the OPP
era house on Tuesday evening was
great success. The young people
turned out in full forge and it was a
time of joyful reunion for the many
home for the Holidays. The music
furnished by tie G4egg- Roberts or
chestra was of superior order and
each number received 2 hearty encore.
Rev. Father M. j.. Farrelly left
last evening toatteIhd the funeral of
Bishop Cosgrove which took place at
Davenport todR. Archbishop Ire
land and other Iadirlg churchlnen will
be present atgthe gbbseauies. Bishop
Cosgrove was DARBY beloved through
out his diocee oh account of his
great charity, .nildhess and soundness
of Judgment.
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New Years Eve Ball at Opera
House Dec 81.
w. A. Lamborn took his Christmas
turkey in Onawa.
Miss Allie Sewell was Sunday
visitor in Dow City.
Mrs. Thos. Lister spent the Holt
days with Omaha friends.
Floyd Lister made Sioux City a
business visit on Saturday.
r. A. Romans and son Robert were
Saturday visitors in Omaha.
Waldo Kahler left on Saturday for
his Holiday visit at Traer. la.
Mrs. Jordan of Dunlap was q
Christmas guest at the Raine home.
Mr.. A. E. Mooney of Chicago was
Sunday visitor with G. w. Nicholson.
Rev. Mearl Gable of Defiance spent
Christmas with his parents in Deni-
son.
Peter o Meara of Dow City was a
business visitor in Denison on Satur-
day.
Ed. Messenbrink of Dunlap took in
the Christmas dance at the opera
house.
MIR. and Mrs. L. P. Aeck spent
Christmas Day with Sioux City re-
! latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Freed and baby
left on Saturday for Holiday visit
at Galva. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mccarthy of
Davenport. Iowa are aomng the many
holiday visitors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Carpenter
spent Christmas day with relatives
in Whiting. Iowa.
A new high grade piano to trade
for good all purpose team. Inquire
of r. L. Hill. 5l-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Raub McKim of Des
Moines were welcome Holiday visitors
at the Woolston home.
Mrs. G. o. Baker of Sterling, Col.
is in Denison this week visiting hel
father G. w. Nicholson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Dean of Rock
we'll City were the Christmas guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jones.
| Mrs. John Rae and daughter Lottie
of Dow City were Christmas guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McAhren.
FOUND-A child's necklace founc
at opera house after Temple Quartet,
entertainment. Inquire at Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Branch are
making a two weeks holiday visit
with friends and relatives in Id,
county.
Dancing seems to be in order thi.
week among the college students VIII,
have returned home to spend theil
vacation.
| Miss Edna Romans who has been
attending Morning Side College a
Sioux City is among the welcome
holiday home Corners.
It is rumored that another member
of the class of 'O5. Denison Higl
School is soon to enter into the bond
of matrimony. Good luck to them.
Dance the old year out and the new
|yeay in at the Opera House Monda.
Dec. 81. Music by Hover Wheeler
Bond Orchestra Public cordially in
lvited.
II Fred Boettger. who is now farming
in Paradise township, took day of
and spent Christmas with Denisol
] friends and enjoyed the dance in tn
evening.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fulick of Gin.
ton were Yuletide guests of theil
mother Mrs. Fulick and their sisters
Mrs. Romans. Mrs. Woolston ant
Mrs. F. Marshall.
RATES TO DENVER.
Via the North Western Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold January
10. 20 and 81. with favorable return
limits. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.