The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-25
Max Roeh is a Dakota excursionist

Max Roeh is Dakota excursionist
this week.
| Mrs. r. H. Brown left on Wednes-
day for sojourn at Colfax.
| Rev. Father M. j. Farrelly is
Missouri Valley visitor today.
Our New Serial story "The Mara
thon Mystery" begins this week.
John vengrovitch of Dow City was
a Denison caller on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rae of Arion
were Denison callers this afternoon.
Start right-Read the first chapters
of The Marathon Mystery in this issue.
The best cent cigar in the city at
Schlumberger' Pharmacy.
DR.. w. T. Wright went to Wall
Lake today to attend a medical con-
vention.
Wanted competent girl for gem
eral homework. Phone 1924, or ad-
dress L. B. 1905, Denison, la.
Mrs. M. F. Sherwood of Oklahoma
City is in Denison this week looking
after her real estate interests in this
county.
I. Mr.. j. w. Bayne went to Waterloo
this week for visit and rumor has it
that he will not return alone. Hurrah
for Dad.
i Mrs. j. Garrett returned to her
South Dakota home this week after
pleasant visit with Crawford county
relatives.
"The Marathon Mystery" is a
good. clean story of surprising inter.
est. The plot is a marvellous one,
and you will enjoy it thoroughly.
The Redmen will give dance.
Thursday Nov. 1st. This will be a
fine dance with excellent music al
the opera house. All are invited.
i
The Redmen will give a dance,
Thursday Nov. LIST. This will be {
fine dance with excellent music al
the opera house. All are invited.
After election the most exciting
thing in Crawford county will be the
, Marathon Mystery thrilling de
+ tective story begun in this issue.
Mrs. j. H. Gable is visiting he
< son Francis in Holdredge, Neb.
: while Mr.. Gable is in Pittsburgh
e Pa, visiting their daughter Blanche
; The Chorus Club held an enthusi
: astic meeting last week and under tn
!. dictatorship of Mr.. B. j. Sibbert j
promises great things for this winter
We learn with regret that Mr..
Il E. Dow, one of the most respecte
pioneers of the county, is failing fas
and that recovery is deemed impos
sible.
: Something doing at the old stan
h for rummage sales on Thursday. Fri
Z day and Saturday Nov. i. 2. and
II Something nice for everybody at tn
e lowest prices. Lunch served.
- Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Menagh left o
~ Wednesday for Los Angeles. Calf.
: Mrs. Menagh will remain some tin
for the benefit of her health. viii
y Mr.. Menagh will return after shol
II visit,
e Does your boy out grow his clothe
e and shoes? Other boy do the sam.
'. go to the rummage sale and mai
,e an exchange. Boys clothes. shoe
,e girls clothing. All good with 10
I'd of comfort and warmth. Rummaf
,r sale Nov. j. 2. and 3rd at the Blu
err lock building. None; raised will s
Of to cemetery Improvement fund. Con
early and take your pick.
III Mr.. Edward Kimball of Chicag
'g Ill.will deliver lecture on Christi;
y Science at the Opera House on Mo
ut day evening Nov. 18th. 1906. at
We o'clock. Mr.. Kimball is memb
a of the Christian Science Board
s. Lectureship of the First Church
of Christ. Scientist, Boston. Mass al
he comes under the auspices of the loo
e. Christian Science Church. No a
tn mission will be charged and cordi
!. invitation is extended to all. Az