The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-20
ADVERTISING DOES PAY
Reviews Matrimonial Bureau Creates
Widespread Interest. Results are
Apparent

The eligible list of Denison bache
Tors published in recent Review
has created great interest, not only
in Denison but in many other COM
munities.
Already one young man mentioned
has been married and we understand
that in another instance young lady
has found friend among the Re-
views eligibles. Talk about results.
Talk about quick returns from adver-
Using. The Review advertises a list
of eight young men. and before
week rolls around, one wedding has
taken place. With such recon-
mendation we believe the Reviews
Matrimonial Bureau is destined to
become most popular feature of the
Great and Only.
During the week numerous letters
have been received which have been
forwarded to the proper destinations,
several telephone calls have been
answered. and. where we felt that the
young ladies were in earnest we have
given them full particulars. No. 8 1,
3. and 5 have proven particularly
popular.
A Western Tencller Writes
We are receipt of letter from
Wyoming which places responsibility
upon us which we have decided to
shift upon our readers shoulders.
The letter is as follows and we would
be pleased to receive advice as to the
proper course to pursue.
Cody. Wyoming.
Editor Review.
Denison, Iowa.
Dear Sir:
By some lucky chance copy of
your splendid paper fell into my
hands. / read your article as to the
eligible young men of your city, and
while | am not certain whether the
article was written in earnest or in
spirit of fun, have determined to
write you. If it is all a jest no
harm will be done and it not. we'll,
they say marriage is lottery at best.
l am young my glass says--good
looking. have a section of good
land. under irrigation. /
rent my farm and by teaching school
| have a good income. Nevertheless
| have no desire to die bachelor
maid. y | was particularly impress
ed by No l and 6 in your article. but
l am unable to decide upon either of
them. You evidently know both of
these parties and l am going to
leave it to you to decide. Hand en-
closed letter tv the one you select.
Perhaps nothing will come of it-but
who can tell?
Yours truly
A Wyoming School Mann.
Additions to the List
The cordial reception which our
Matrimonial Bureau has received
prompts US to extend the list. None
are mentioned here who would not
make first-class husbands and those
who wish to enter into correspondence
may rely on all the Review has to
say.
No. poetic looking young man.
dark luminous eyes. raven hair. stud
ious habits. fine character. makes
himself very agreeable to the ladies,
is fond of children and is a successful
teacher.
No. 10-A fine outstanding man.
weighs 240 but does not look it,
slightly grey but still young man.
occupies fine brick residence north of
Court house. Has had much to do
with the criminal classes but is none
the worse for that. Only bad habit
is that of running for office. Main
tains that it is not his fault that he
is a bachelor but this is hard to be-
lieve.
No. 11-City official. now building
fine residence many sterling qualities.
but so modest that the girl will have
to do the asking. Romored that this
has been done. but we are unable to
verify the report.
Nc. 12.-Young man, handsome.
winsome. earns good money as a
tonsorial artist. has been studing
short hand of late and is said to be
partial to stenographers.
No. l2a = (There is to be no No. 13)
Bright young business man making
money. A good mixer-at the Soda
fountain. Has tlne claim in Montana.
No Id Young attorney but in
clined to finance. son of rich but
honest parents. Can tell funny
story with the soberest face of any
man in town. A great home body.
loves children and is looking for a
quite, affectionate and trusting wife
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