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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

Supervisor John Cook went to De-
loit Friday.
Mr.. w. H. Laub and son Harold
took in the Omaha Corn Show last
week.
E. T. Malone of Dunlap was in
Denison Friday calling on w. j. Nc
,Ahren.
Hiss Porter of Denison college,
will go to Fayette. Iowa. for the
holidays.
M. McMahon took in the Omaha
Corn Show Friday on his way to
Oklahoma.
Miss Vera Fluet expects to spend
her Christmas vacation at home in
Charles City.
Mrs. Swatman and Miss Swat
man from Dow City were among
Denison shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Morgan of Wall Lake and
her friend, Miss Lille Strain. of Kir-
on spent Thursday in Denison.
Henry Markert came from Kiner-
i'm Friday for few days. visit with
his aunt, Mrs. Chas. French.
Mrs. Frank Woolston and daugh-
tiers came up from Ellis on Friday to
spend the day with Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maynard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Maynard re-
turned home from the Omaha corn
show Thursday.
Miss Elsie Greene of Charter Oak
left Denison Friday morning fol
Waterloo where she plans to spene
three weeks with her sister.
Mrs. j H. Patterson will accom-.
pany R. M. Patterson horne to Chi.
cago Sunday and go on from there
to Baltimore to join her daughter.
Miss Ollie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duncan O
Kenwood were in Denison Thursday
They intended to give their little
folks merry time Christmas, Judg.
ing by the gifts they took home.
Mrs. Bertha Best of Dow City wa
in Denison Friday shopping and t,
make a short visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Koenekamp.
Grace Bamford is expected hom
from Boulder. COL, in time fol
Christmas. but Fanchon will be detain
ed. yet hopes to be with the folks a
home for New Years dinner.
Nearly everybody knows Dewitt
Little Early Risers are the best pill
made. They are small. pleasant
sure Little Liver pills. Sold by Lam
born Drug Co. 1915
Mrs. C. Green is planning for
Christmas tree for Arthur's littl
folks and Mrs. Jennie Iseminge
with her children are coming fror
Council Bluffs to participate in tn
merry making.
Mr.. Robert Walker of Armour. S
D.. has been in Denison this wee
visiting his mother. Mrs. Hedmar
His friends are pleased indeed to Sc
him looking so we'll and to know tha
ehe is doing we'll as lawyer.
j. e rattersoa OF X uSa, t,t,
d. C. Patterson and two daughter
of Omaha. R. M. Patterson of Oh
.cago and Miss Ella Ryan came frol
Dunlap on Tuesday to make shor
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. .
II Patterson
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

Miss Myrtle McAhren is visiting in
Kansas City.
Mrs. Alice Drebert will spend
Christmas with her family in Omaha.
Miss Schafer of jackson township
was Tuesday shopper in Denison.
Skates and steel coasters at Wy
gant's. 52tf
George Danielson is back from
Minnesota for a welcome holiday
visit.
Mr.. Joseph Fischer has returned to
Utah. after visit here of week or
ten days.
Mir. and Mrs. John Brown Romans
are here from Aberdeen, S. D., for
Yuletide visit.
Miss Grace Schlumberger returned
on Saturday from her college work
at Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gum and son
came down to benson yesterday fer a
shopping trip.
Ancil Clark, one of the bright
farm lads of Boyer township. visited
Denison friends on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch will spend
the Christmas time with his children
and grandchildren at Battle Creek.
Mr.. Charles Tabor has been able to
ride out for an hour or more on the
pleasant days of the past week.
Mrs. d. L. Ballard returned on
Saturday evening from visit
with relatives in Creston, Iowa.
Miss Belle Marshall is hume from
her kindergarten school work at Des
Moines and having great visit with
[,.4' Grandma Jones and the other dear
relatives.
F. W. Dean, M. D.. of Council
Bluffs. Iowa, practice limited tc
diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat, has removed to 4Ol City Ma.
tional Bank Building, corner of Broad.
way and Main St. 5l-4pd
Friends of the Theodore Walker
family will be glad to know that
he is not expecting to make Chi
cago his permanent residence. HI
went to that city to supply the place
of the bookkeeper for the company
with which his son. David. is con.
nected. The man has fallen ant
broken his arm and expects his stu
alton back when able to attend tc
it.
Landlord Nelson and John Schmad
Ike returned on Saturday last from
their trip to the Denison former resi-
dents at Box Elder, Montana. The.
report all the friends doing we'll
They found snow in Montana ant
North Dakota. Missing a train a
St. Paul they looked over that cit,
and visited the Minnesota state CAPT
toll. Mr.. Nelson says it is a beauti
full building made of white marbl
and a credit to our sister state.
While the Christmas business a
the Denisonl postottice is larger tina
ever before. the additional facilitie
have made it possible to handle tn
work nicely and with more conven
fence to patrons than in any proceed
ing year. The registration bushes
of the Office has been especially large
showing that the presents sent wer
valuable and that the senders wer
wise enough to take every precautio
against loss. Every valuable pack
, age sent by mail should be regis
tered. The fee is but eight cent
! and each registered piece is handle
with the minutest care.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

We wish one and all Merry
Christmas.
Ex-mayor Rolls Of Dow City was
at the county seat on Saturday.
Do not forget to let the children
have a good time on Christmas Day.
Mrs. Edgar Garrison of Logan will
he one of the holiday guests at Deni-
son.
Mr.. Bert Hill and wife were pas
sengcrs for Omaha on Friday of last
week.
The juries for next term of court
will not be drawn until some time in
January.
The public schools held until
Wednesday night and then closed
until NJ onday. Jan. 4th.
The Redmen order is bestirring
itself and is expecting to have large
increase in membership.
Mr.. j. G. Bill and wife are rejoic-
ing over the birth at their home
Nov. % of a fine baby girl.
There are still five schools in the
county needing teachers according to
the report of the county superinten-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn and little Doro-
thy left for Minneapolis Saturday.
They expect to be away until after
Christmas.
Miss Martha Hugg returned Fri
day from Charles City, where she has
been attending college. and will spend
her vacation at home.
Mr.. M. Mcmahon was off last Fri
day for ElReno, Oklahoma. He will
see all the old Denison friends and
we hope enjoy fine time.
Myrtle McAhren is planning to go
to Kansas City just as soon as vaca-
tion begins for a ten days visit with
her brother. w. D. McAhren and
family.
The Misses Minnie and Gene Riley
accompanied Mr.. George Tea and
Lulu up to Sioux Falls. S. D., to
y;c;t for flo bol;J,,o x,,;th d D:i
ey and folks.
Mr.. j. P. johnson has opened a
shoe repairing shop under the McKim
hall having room with MIR. Bond. He
wants the people to keep this in
mind when needing work done.
Mrs. j. j.. Breen of Vail accom-.
panied by her brother, H. E. Turner
after short stay with Denison rela-
tives went to Forest City. Iowa, Sat.
urday to spend the holidays with
their mother.
Miss Owens. who is the popular
teacher out in West Denison town
ship, was in town Saturday. Sh,
has fine record as a teacher a.
shown in the spelling and writing
contest last spring.
| Mr.. Charles Shives and wifi,
have given over the farm in Milford
to the charge of the rest of the fami
ly and are spending the Christmas
with his brother down at Salisbury
Mo.
And still they come, those collegi
ans. Grace Van Ness. and Ethel Or
came in Friday night. NV! weren'
they glad to get home to 'good oil
Denison" and weren't their folk
glad to see them!
w. w. Cushman is making tn
heart of dear old mother up il
northern New York glad by visi
at Christmas from her son way GU
at Denison, Iowa. We like to Sc
the boys going home to max
mother visit. 1t is often. W
do not see them many times afte
leaving home to enter business life
Mrs. Hart and her son were off O
Sunday morning for Tuscon. Arizona
where they will spend the winter
AS many know. the change of climat
is made for the health of Mrs. Hart
who is threatened with a serious lun
trouble. Like the brave little WON
an. which she is. she goes determine
to return we'll and strong. He
many friends here certainly give he
their most earnest wishes for he
complete recovery.
| Have your mirrors resilvered Will
you wait at John Fastje's. Aft
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23
During the
Holidays at.
FERGUS S
One more Review in this year.

One more Review in this year.
Mrs. Geo. Sprecher visited Boone
relatives last week.
S. j. Woodruff made Ames
business visit last week.
R. A. Romans transacted business
III Omaha one day last week.
DR.. Patterson of West Side called
on Denison folks last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. W. Sayre and son. Elmer,
of Ellis were Denison visitors Thurs
day.
Miss Elsie Greene of Charter Oak
spent Thursday with C. Henning's
family.
John Rengold of the Bale Broder-
sen store spent Sunday with his folks
at Arcadia.
Mrs. Cliff Maynard of Carroll was
a visitor with her brother. Mr.. Ed.
Erler. last week.
Time to begin picking out the
good resolutions" you mean to make
with the new year.
Miss Suffer, the German instructor
in High School, will spend her vaca-
ton ut Rockford, Ill.
j. w. Smith made trip to Wall
Lake Friday to attend to some BUSH
ness and incidentally called on old
friends.
Mr.. James Hart of Fort Scott.
Kansas, has been a guest at the
homes of F. H. Morgan and C. M.
Jensen.
We sell Guns and Traps cheap. and
buy Hides, Furs. Pelts, etc. North
western Hide & Fur Co.. Minnea-
polls. 1890.
Mike Flahive's many friends were
rejoiced to see him up town last
week for the first time since he
underwent an operation for appended
tbs.
Gladys Gregg has found a pair of
gold trimmed spectacles. Owner
should call at the photograph gal
lery. prove property and. may pay
for this notice.
Banker Andersen and wife were
over from Schleswig on Sunday
with Denison friends. Mrs. Andre.
sen missed being able to call on her
dear friend, Mrs. Rev. Keinle.
Mrs. Marcus Jones gave a dinner
on Wednesday evening to the boys Of
her class in the Baptist Sunday
School, and their mothers. Mrs
Jones seems to know the way TO hole
the boys in Sunday School, and viii
their love.
Mr.. Sears McHenry and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Lutte Semann and Dr.
Coon and mother were at Boone or
Sunday attending the golden wedding
of Mrs. Emma McHenry Framptol
and husband Mrs. Frampton is ,
half sister of W. A. McHenry and ,
sister of Mrs. Coon. Mrs. Tramp
ton returned to Denison with Mrs
Coon on Monday.
Faithfulness in attendance at Sun
dav School is to be suitably rewarded
oy re Baptist school. An appropri
ate remembrance will be given to tn
following persons for attendant
every Sunday during five years: Mrs
John Richardson. Vernon Berg an
Earl Baum. In attaining to thi
good record, allowance is made whe
the person is out of Denison. but VIII
attends Sunday School wherever h
may be on the Sabbath day.
AS will be seen from his sal
notice in another column Mr.. Viii
McHenry. who has been farming u
in Goodrich will have sale prepar a
tory to moving to Randolph, Neb.
where he has bought stock of gen
eral merchandise. Randolph is
town of one thousand people in Ceda
county. 1t is on the Great Norther
road about ninety miles west O
Sioux City. The Elkhorn road ais
runs in there. All the Crawfor
county friends hope that Mr.. Nc
Henry will have good success as
merchant.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
CHILDREN GIVE PROGRAM
AT RECREATION CENTER
Four Hundred Youngsters Throng
Building at Holly and ST. John
Streets to Celebrate
Christmas

Children of the Recreation Center
playground at Holly and st. John
streets last night were rendered a
Christmas tree celebration by the citi-
zens of the Eighth ward. REGULATIONS
and songs by the children of that dis
trict composed the program.
Director Charles Howard Mills pre-
sided, after which presents were dis
tributed Nearly 400 children were as
sembled in the big building.
Recitation by Lula LarlSin, Christ
mas Bells; chorus, eight girls: recita-
ton by Dora Pfenig, What Did Santa
Claus Do?" chorus, Jingle Bells"
eight girls; German trio by Echert sis
tiers and Lizzie Kramer Somebody
Coming" by Edith Cowan: Christ
mas Dinner" by Harry Mendonza;
girls chorus; Just Before Christmas"
by David Pfenig; "Three Little Kings"
Harold McMullen, Floyd Howard and
David Pfenig; christmas in Cues
ton" by Elsie Pfenig; chorus, WON
derful Tree" eight girls fancy drill by
sixteen girls.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO. Dec. 26.-The American gas
schooner Charles Nelson, Capt. Hartman,
called this morning for fuel, bound from Man
zanillo, Mexico, for San Francisco, with a
cargo Of $50 cedar logs, ana proceeded
The new steamer Majestic and the steamer
William II. Murphy are out two days from
Eureka, carrying fun cargoes of lumber for
this port.
Pacific Coast companys steamship State of
California, Capt. Cousins. cleared this MORN
ing for San Diego with freight and passengers.
She will call tomorrow bound for San Fran
cisco via Redondo and Santa Barbara
The steamer Pasadena, Capt. Kalmin, cleared
today for Newport (north). to load a retu4,
cargo Of lumber.
The steamer George W. Fenwick, Capt. lah.
Ter, arrived this morning from Eureka, carr
ing 100000 feet Of lumber, consigned te, ia
National Lumber company.
The Merchants Independent company's stsaf
er Samoa, Capt. Madsen. cleared today for
San Francisco with freight and passengers for
the Crescent Wharf and Warehouse company
The schooner Ludlow Capt. Peterson fn-
ished dscharging 600. 900 feet Of lumber for the
Southern California Lumber company and
sailed today in ballast for Grays Harbor to re-
load
The schooner Louise. Capt. Anderson, arriv-
ing at the Umpqua river, win load $50 COO feet
OF lumber for the Kerckhoff- Gunner Mil and
Lumber company.
The schooner Omega. Can't. Nyman, COM
pleted the discharge OF a lumber cargo and
sailed today in ballast for Coos Bay TO reload
The steamer Hoquiam, Capt Reinertsen ar
irving six days from Hoquiam will discharge
10000 feet Of lumber at tho Southern Pacific
wharf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
PRISONER SM0THERED TO
DEATH IN CROWDED JAIL
Young Man Found LifeIess as Result
of Night Spent in Filthy
Drunk Ceip' at Port
land

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 26.-Robert
Burns, a young man, was found dead
in the 'drunk CELL at the city police
station today.
He had been smothered to death,
With eleven other unfortunates who
were arrested yesterday and last
night, the young man was crowded into
a cell constructed to hold four pris-
oners.
The foul air and drunken condition
of the occupants of the cell were such
that none of the prisoners knew what
was transpiring in their midst, and il
was not until daylight this morning
that the body was found.
There recently had been great COM
plant because of the overcrowded con-
dition of the city jail, which was built
many years ago, before Portland was
a large city.
Last night eighty prisoners were
confined in cells built to hold thirty
five men.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
Christmas Mail DELAYED

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-More than 1000
bags of Christmas mail are stacked in
one passenger station and will not be
delivered for a week. Mail has accu-
INFLATED at the other depots also. Most
of the packages are for delivery out
side Of Chicago. Hundreds of presents,
however, consigned to Chicagoans have
missed delivery in time. The delay of
so much of the Christmas mail this
year is said to have resulted from in
ability to procure a sufficient number
of extra clerks and wagons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

EXCHANGES
A fine bakery bushes, doing a good whole
sale and retail business; has a good delivery
outfit; fine fixtures, large oven, big supply OF
bakers utensils, and in fact plenty Of the
best of everything. Owner cannot take care
of it and it is left entirely to hired help,
and if he did have the time he knows
nothing about running it, and these are the
reasons for dsposing of 1t. VIII exchange for
a romong or apartment house, auto, horses
and buggy, listed mining stock, lots, or any
thing that is good. If you have not enough
trade for all of price, will give time on part.
This is a chance of lgetime for someone
70 get a splendid business that, with proper
care and personal attention, would pay from
So to $40 per day net. This can be had for a
very low price and in trade at that, and will
assume on other property Now do not let
this chance slip, but get right after 1t. IT
Is WORTH IT.
1O-room modern residence. Lot 50x150
Garage garden, lawn, chicken yards, barn,
and everything complete and first class.
High class residence district. Price $780,
mortgage $1,000 runs years at Z per cent
VIII trade equity for or Groom cottage or
for ranch and assume
~ miles north of seigler Springs, Lake
county, Cal, 100 acres; well watered has
running stream and eight springs also well
timbered. This would make a fine resort.
Price S3OO0 will trade for l.. A city or
county, CLEAR.
25 acres two miles north of LanlSershm; 400
peach trees; price 5000 per acre; mortgage
$500; trade for good city.
lo-acre orange grove near Redlands price
S12 900: mortgage $4,000; trade for income.
100 acres x mile west of 4.osemond Price
$4,000. viii take part cash and balance easy
terms, or will trade for Los Angeles city,
or near by acreage. or Long Beach. Might
assume on good property
90 acres at Cypress: Groom house. large
barn, flowing well; COWS. horses, chick
in alfalfa; price $780, mortgage $500; trade
for clear city.
80 acres, Is in alfalfa; z mile from town
Of Wasco; good soil; no slkah; price $4,000;
exchange for good cottage
5-acre tract. s5O,OOO; mortgage $4,000; with
stores, one Groom house, large barns,
hay shed: fronts 40 feet on paved street;
will exchange for ranch.
2s-room rooming house, modern; new brick
building first class furniture; rent $50; trade
for lots or cottage.
20 acres at Redlands near Smiley Heights.
Can be all irrigated and cultivated. Price
$4,000; mortgage $780, Want good rooming
house. VIII assume right kind Of place.
Az acres on Nineteenth street, at Bouldse,
Colo, only one mile from the court house,
Highly improved and bringing in a good in
come equal to 49, per cent on price asked.
Price s6500; mortgage $1,000 at per cent.
Want Los Angeles or Southern California.
"a rooms, close in on Broadway: low rent:
ong lease: house all full; bringing in large
ncorne clear; half trade. balance cash or
mortgage back,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF CLOsE-IN
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
EXCHANGE ON ALL THE PRINClPAL
STREETS. WE ALSO WANT A TRACT OF
LOTS WORTH s45 900 THAT THE OWN
ERS WILL EXCHANGE FOR A FINE
TRACT OF LAND WITHIN IS MILES OF
LOS ANGELES. IN THE FROSTLESS
BELT. PARTLY IMPROVED. CONTAIN
ING 500 ACRES
BRING IN YOUR NORTHERN AND
EASTERN PROPERTY. WE H A V E
CLIENTS FOR IT.
1s-room rooming house. barn, etc. large lot,
close in; house all furnished with fine furni-
ture and carpets. etc; price $1,000. WIN
trade for chicken ranch or sell for small
cash payment and balance mortgage at
per cent. This is at Whittier, one-half block
from car line.
5000 payment on 20 acres OF good land,
with water, and balance easy payments
Want poultry, small business, equity IN lot'
cheap house, or what?
Michigan 16 miles southwest Of Traverse
City, so acres fine farm land. good 2-story
house, large barn, etc; well. windmill and
tank, all in fine shape and clear; price $4,000;
want Southern California ranch; might as
sumo Il small amount.
S-room 2-story modern house, large lot,
highly improved, on East Twenty-second
street near Central avenue. Want to trade
for cottage on Arlington Heights, west of
Western and between Pico and Washington.
Or will take lot In same location as first
payment, and balance to suit.
q Of a mile from Hardy Sharp county,
Arkansas, the county seat; so acres, well To-
Gated, nearly all could I've plowed; good tim
her at present. price $780, clear; trade for
Los Angeles city or county
25-room roomng house, all on one floor;
furniture in good condition; rooms all filled
and bringing in a good net income. Want
to trade for a cottage or ACREAGE improved
or unimproved. Rent only $50 per month;
water paid.
10 acres of the best Of land, about 2 2
miles south of Anaheim. Price $500,
equity $500. VIII trade for equity in
cottage or good lot and some cash
44-room apartment and rooming house,
g single rooms and II Groom apartments,
all full and paying a good income; turni-
ture and all fittings are first class. and
best of locations. Rent only 500 month,
two years lease. Price $4,000 WIZ ex-
change for good vacant lots.
broom modern cottage. lot 4ox1S5; all
fenced. chicken corrals, yards, etc, and
4-room bungalow lot 50x270 facing two
streets, all fenced; chicken houses and cor
rails, barn, trees, flowers and garden. VIII
trade for a corner lot close in worth $4,000,
Might assume small amount.
44-room rooming house good, now, mod
ern building; good furniture; good locaton
well filed and bringing good income; rent
ONLY SIPS per month with a long leasei VIII
trade for lots cottage and lot or acreage
price only $1,000.
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR
MANY EXCHANGES. IF YOU DO NOT
IT. AS WE ARE VERY LIKELY 10 HAVE
II.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

FOR SALE-HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS
4-room California house and lot 5Oxl6o, all
in good condition and well located. ONLY
$4,000 and it is worth $3.50 at least; $4,000
cash and balance mortgage for long time,
or monthly payments
Groom California house and lots near car
line, good level lots, and nice location.
ONLY $3.50. 90: 10000 down and $1,000 per
month, including interest.
broom house and lots 50x12O. two blocks
from car line In a nice neighborhood. Price
Ss50O0; $4,000 cash and $500 per month,
including interest.
Corner on West Forty-third street. improved
with GOOD well built house Of three rooms
which can easily be made into five; BATH
toilet, solar heater, hot and cold water, large
pantry. large cellar, large screen porch, very
large front porch, splendid flower garden
all around the house. The front of the lot
is planted TO all kinds of berries House is
on back OF lot and a large house or two
stores can be built front Of lot and make
it a good income property. WIN take 500
cash and balance to suit. Worth $1,000
but make us offer and II 1t is within
any reason it is yours.
7-room modern y story house and
lots, good residence locality, on car line.
Can be bought for only $4,000. THIS is
A GENUINE SNAP.
Large 4-room modern cottage, large porch,
SKA feet. High, slightly and healthy but
steep hills. Out Hollywood way, on
car line. Price $1,000. Part cash, balance
long time, straight mortgage.
100 acres miles west OF Imperial, Cal, $50
shares of water goes with the land; all is
fenced; in crop years; price $50 per acre;
will trade for good city or beach.
175k-acre ranch at Anaheim, "a miles from
Los Angeles. II acres in full bearing wal
nuts, 10 full bearing orange trees. few
acres Of alfalfa, plenty of water S-room
modern house, cost 100000 to build; barn,
chicken houses, sheds and everything up to
date. Horse, tools, chickens, etc, go with
the place. Price $1,000. half trade and
balance cash or one-fourth cash and bal
ance easy terms. This is one of the best
districts in the state for walnuts, oranges,
alfalfa and general farming.
CHANCES
Here is u snap. Relish route. clearing $50
per week This is guaranteed. VIII take
party right the wagon for week and
prove to him what he says Is so. Good
horse and wagon. This can be had for only
$500 Cheapest thing you ever saw.
Hat manufacturing business, stock. tools
and trimmings. Rent $40 per month Price
$3.50 Net income per month 800. WIN guar
antee to teach purchaser the business thor
oughly. Sickness reason for selling. Might
exchange for acreage.
Grocery store doing a business of about
$50 per day all good stock and in a
new buildingi been established about 10
months; has 2 horses. a light rig and de-
livery wagon; good fxtures room 25xG0 feet
Rent only $25 per month. Sales all cash
VIII invoice about S25oO.
Half interest In two proven placer claims
and silver ledge for improving and stocking
same; plenty of water and wood.