The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-02-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bullock has
gone to Colfax for brief rest, on
account of Mrs. Bullock s health.

gone to Colfax for a brief rest, OF
account of Mrs. Bullock's health.
For Sale-Four Short horn bulls
eligible to register. JOHN R. ROB
INSON, Rte. l, Denison, Iowa. st.
Wanted-To buy light driving
team, must be good and quiet, ant
cheap. Address Lock Box 374, Schles
wig, Iowa.
Mr.. c. A. Laughery of Deloit
was benson Gamer on Wednesday
He tells Us that he expects to spend a
portion of this year visiting in South
Dakota.
Mrs. j. C. Saul was the instigatol
of very jolly party which took
Charley" by surprise last night and
helped him to celebrate his birthday
in royal style.
Senator c.. G. Saunders of Council
Bluffs, spent Tuesday in this city,
having business before the court, he
returned Tuesday evening to resume
his duties in the state senate.
The Haymakers make formal an
nouncement this week of a grand three
days fair to be held the middle of
February. The preparations are on a
large scale and it promises to be one
of the glad events of the season.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist chucrh held measuring Social
at the parsonage on Friday evening.
An Iowa geographical game was much
enjoyed and each person was obliged
to pay according to his height, three
cents per foot and one cent for every
extra inch.
The F. H. club repaired in a body
to the home of Mr.. R. Lehfeldt on
Thursday last and assisted her in cele-
brating her birthday. A delightful
afternoon and delicious refreshments
were enjoyed, and the club presented
Mrs. Lehfeldt with a handsome auto
graph pillow.
1t is pleasure to know that the
Tenth Districts Congressman needs nc
pounding to keep him in line with the
Presidentsspolicies and no "whip" to
get him to attend to business. If all
the congressman kept at work as
closely as does Judge Conner the party
whip" would be without job.
Mr.. P. w. Weberg has rented his
farm and has decided, very wisely tc
move to Denison. He has always
been noted as one of the most progress.
sive and up-to-date of our farmers and
his big sale on Feby. 9Th, is being
noted with interest all over the coun.
ty. Especially is this true with
farmers who would like to improve
their herds with some of his thor.
oughbred Short Horn cattle and Duroc
Jersey hogs.
Secretary Shaw is to remain in the
cabinet for another year. Few men
have been so highly honored not only
in the appointment to cabinet posi-
tion but in the fact that the President
simply will not let him go. We
should think that by this time the
talk that the President does not like
Mr.. Shaw and distrusts him, would
have received its quietus. We will
bet that Billy Hamilton still holds to
that opinion, however.
Mr.. c. Green is one of the best
advertisers the Review has because he
always gets the most satisfactory re-
suits. For two weeks he advertised
his cockerels for sale and now he tells
us to take the ad out quickly for he
has sold all he has for sale and the
orders keep coming. We will admit
that this is not all due to the adver-
Using medium but in large measure
to Mr.. Green's reputation as an hon
est dealer and man who asks but
fair prices for good goods.
CARD OF THANKS.
ny