The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-18
THEY HAVE THE PRIZE CORN

THEY HAVE THE PRIZE CORN
Result of the Auction of Prize Corn
After the Snow
The prize corn was sold at auction
after the show Col Smith acting as
auctioneer and Mr.. Caswell as clerk.
The best ten ear of Yellow Dent We're
bought by B. Broderson of the de-
partment store he bidding SIS for them
The best ten ears of White Dent was
displayed by Theo. Witt and he bid
$3.50 and went home with the corn of
his own raising. Ralph Hannah of
jackson township likewise bid on his
Yellow Dent which took second prize
S1.25: H. Fink bid Sl.25 for the ten
ears of Yellow Dent of his raising
which took third prize. Chas. Adams
bid 81 for the White Dent which took
second prize. John Hoist and Jas.
Flemming bid off the premium corn of
their own raising. Mr.. Caswell bought
the best single ear paying 81. and L.
F. Messenbrink bid us for the best
bushel of Yellow Dent. This means
that some farmers will have start
for next spring of some good seed corn
Mrs. Jacob Bill of Buck Grove was
Denison visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. T. A. Miller returned last
week from Nebraska visit.
Jos. Smith of the Northwestern
force will spend the Christmas time
with his parents in Des Moines.
Sanford Rudd and Ross Rudd of the
Enterprise at Dow City were callers
at this office on Tuesday evening.
Do not fail to take advantage of
the offer by Photograph Gregg to take
your picture at reduced price for the
next few days.
Mrs. P. w. Harding is at home this
afternoon to ten young lady guests in
honor of her niece. Miss Elsie kevan,
of Lincoln, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bleakney ex-
,pect to spend the Holidays in Nor
fork. Nebr., at the home of Mr..
Bleakney's mother.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan is in
Des Moines this week attending to bus
mess connected with the management
of the Benedict Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Northam re-
turned the first of the week from q
visit at the home of Mr.. Walter Bow
man of Gowrie. Iowa.
That fine cabinet maker Mr.. Fastji
has made some nice show cases for the
baker Mr.. jacobsen. This is decid-
ed improvement to the shop.
MISS Grace Schlumberger is ex-
pected home ON Saturday from the
Saint Katharine college at Davenport
to spend the Holiday vacation.
The Solomon furniture store made
big shipment of goods to West Side
this week. The people are evidently
taking advantage of the big reduction
sale.
Miss Iva Smith is about to leave
Denison to make her home with hel
sister. Mrs. Albert Bagge at Qulmby
Iowa. Miss Smith has a host o.
friends here who greatly regret to SEE
her go.
At the Baptist church on next Sun
day morning the sermon by the paste
Rev. La Reau will be on the Christina
time. In the evening he has for hi
sermon topic 1.-The Pauper Prince, 0
, Lame in Both Feet.
There are eighteen contestants j
the High School oratorical contest fo
this year. Some sort of a weedin
out process will be employed. doubt
S less. as even the kindliest public wi
draw the line at listening TO eightee
orations Singulary enough there a,
e nine boys and nine girls among IL
). contestants. The girls usually ha,
It three to one majority in such thinl
a and we prognostlcate that they Wi
this time when the prizes are awarde