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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-20

Mrs. j. w. Buckley accompanied Mr.
Buckley to the mill camp this morn
ing. Since the boys departed for Pa
cific coast points on their vacation,
Mrs. Buckley finds a trip to the mill
a veritable oasis in the barren desert
of domestic loneliness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-20

Barney Haughey Is home from Man
cos where he reorganized the farmers
union. County Commissioner Hall is
president of the organization.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-20

Mrs. Geo. w Thompson writes The
Herald that they are now located in
Reedley, Cal. She says, although the
old residents of that section. consider
the winter very cold. roses and chry-
santhemums are blooming in profusion
IN the yards.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-20

Jay Turley. the ditch promoter OF
Aztec, who is determined that his sec
ton shall not go dry for want Of suf
ficient irrigation project, returned from
Santa Fe last night and left for home
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-20

Joe Prewitt is home again. gone
again. back again tomorrow night Mr.
Prewitt says that La Plata county's
exhibit at the apple show was the
most effective advertising The agricul-
tural interests of this section have
ever had
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
REVIEW HlSTAllS a LINOTYPE.
CONTINUED From Faye one.)

The inventor Of the Linotype was
Ottmar Mergenthaler, German clock
maker. It has been stated many times
that Ottmar Mergenthaler died in pow
|erty. while others reaped the reward
of his genius; but this is not fact,
as Ottmar Mergenthaler died a mil
lionaire. in 1899, and his family royal
ties have never been less than $50 1000
a year since that time. Ottmar Mert
genthaler was q genius, and every
Linotype man glories in it. He Gre
ated one Of the wonders OF the world.
The Linotype today is far different
from what It was when Ottmar Mer-
genthaler invented it. and for its adj
vance we are indebted largely to the
genius Of our president, Philip T.
Dodge, and the head Of our Expert
mental Department, John r. Rogers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
COLLEGE NOTES.

Mrs. Kleepsie has returned to her
home in Traer, Iowa. after six weeks
visit with her daughter at the dormi-
tory.
Miss Edna Childress returned to
school this week after an absence Of
several weeks.
The boys tried their first game Of
ball last Friday with Woodbine. The
visitors we're much too strong for the
boys.
The boys have been busy making
some repairs on the base ball fence.
Miss Minnie Jones has been out of
school for a couple of weeks.
The students have been interested
In taking early peeps at the comet.
Miss Alice Powers was guest Of
Miss Ollie Fischer this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04

WIN Plaggge Of Buck Grove was II
Denison this week.
G. s. Waterhouse and p. f. Ffer
were over from Charter Oak on bust
ness last Friday.
Frank Wettengel Of Dunlap was .
business caller in this city Tuesday.
Thomas Button Of West Side was .
pleasant caller at THE REVIEW office
August Moeller Of Sioux City Wis
tied his father. Nicholas Moeller, In
Denison, on Sunday.
Mrs. H. Scott and daughter Of Dow
City were guests at the William
Strain home over Sunday.
s. Watch the yellow label on your pa.
per II you are year in arrears. You
had better pay up. or it will be neces.
sary to put you on the stamp list.
Miss Mary Griffen, who has been
sewing in Manila for the past month,
returned home on Thursday, accom-.
panied by Miss Bessie Mcmahon.
Mrs. George Heston returned the lat.
ter part Of last week from Philadel.
phia, where she has been spending the
winter visiting friends and relatives.
Miss frankie Hart left this morn.
ing for Battle Greek. Mich, where she
will remain at the sanitarium for sew.
eral weeks in order to benefit her
health.
Mr.. s. H. Lamborn Of Griswold, Ia,
visited his son. w. "a. Lamborn, in this
city. the fore part Of the week. They
left for O'Neal. Neb.. to look after
some real estate interests.
John Lueck. formerly salesman Of
the Bale Brodersen hardware depart.
ment. left on Monday for Omaha, and
from there he expects to 90 to the
Dakotas. where he will locate.
Editor g. L. Caswell Of the Bulletin
lis laid up this week on account Of 8
bad attack Of blood poisoning. He has
been troubled for . few days with q
boil on his arm. and on Monday, Il
showed symptoms Of blood poisoning
and he is now confined to his home
We trust 1t will result in nothing seri
GUS.
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IA NEW PARTNERsHlp.
Messrs. cushman and Kelly. Form !
Partnsrship for the Handling Of
Real Estate.

Tom Kelly and w. w. Cushman have
formed partnership for the handling
|of general real estate and have located
in the basement OF the Kelly building,
on Main street. The new firm will
mot only handle Crawford county
lands. but outside property as we'll.
We predict that the new firm. made
up as 1t is Of two strong, we'll known
men. will make . success in their
chosen line Of business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04

Buy our garden flower seeds and be
sure Of large returns.
lott Bale Brodersen CO.
Vegetable Seeds in large packages
at the Balle-Brodersen Co. 10n
Golden Beauty Seed Corn. Tests
90 to IS. Limited stock on hand. ].
G. Wygant. 17-2
FOR SALE-Full blooded s. C. b.
Leghorn eggs. 75c per Is. Mrs. g.
III. Lyon.
D. M. Ferry & Co.'S Famous Garden
Seeds for sale at
lott Balle-Brodersen Co..
Most and Best Vegetable and Flow.
er Seeds at
lott The Bale Brodersen Co.
FOR SALE-Portland Cement. q.
H. Woolert. 14-5pd.
Success under modern condition re-
quires strong, effective eyes. DR..
Weber's treatment and strong glasses
make them strong. Call at Hotel Den.
ison on Thursday. May 10. Examina.
ton free. 1871
Don't fail to get a chance on the
silverware we are giving away, see It
in Barborka's window.
1871 THE PEERLESS CLEANERS.
LosT-A pair of spectacles in an
aluminium case. Lost, between West
Prospect street and the l. G. depot.
Finder please leave at Review Office
and receive reward. 18-1t
If you want your laundry done up
in first class style, clean, and with-
out scratch, send it to the Eagle
Laundry through the Peerless Clean.
ers. Basket sent every Tuesday noon
and received every Saturday. 1S-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
! TEACHERS ELECTED.
School Board Elects Three Teachers
At Meeting on Tuesday Evening.

The School Board met on Tuesday
evening foE- thu pslEpasas Of elactins
|teachers to IN the vacancies Id the
Hig hschool. Miss Grace Warner Of
Onawa was elected domestic science
teacher. She has been employed for
the past two years as domestic science
teacher in the Onawa public schools
and is graduate OF the Michigan Az
ricultural' College, This is new
course which has not been tried here.
tofore in Denison, but we are sure the
pupils will derive great deal Of bene-
fit from such a course.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick Of Tabor, Ia,
was elected English teacher. She has
been employed for the past year as
English teacher. She comes highly
recommended and has been employed
for the past year as English teacher
in the public schools Of West Side.
There are several vacancies yet to be
filled.
Miss Ruth Van Pelt Of the Ohio Wes-
leyan College was elected German
teacher and comes highly recon-
mended.
The annual High School operetta,
sThe Nautical Knot" will be present
ed at the Opera House Friday even
ing of this week. This is considerable
better than most Of the operettas Of
this kind. presenting good proportion
Of solos, duets and choruses.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE WEEK.
ssWoman's Club Meets.

qs'e ~ S'u0 "eets.
A very pleasant social function was
given Friday afternoon BY Mrs. T. j.
Garrison at which time she entertained
the Woman's Club and q number OF
other friends. The guests had each
been invited to bring . funny story.
the telling Of which furnished great
deal OF amusement. Miss Lillian Gar.
rison favored the company with sever.
al beautiful vocal numbers and Mrs.
Romans gave humorous reading
Mrs. Garrison was assisted by her son,
Earring, in serving delicious refresh.
ments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
MARRIED.

Martin A. Broman and Bonnie Walk
Ter Of Manila were married at the
Hotel Denison on Saturday by Justice
Gulick. You should have heard Mr..
Gulick perform the ceremony. He IL
m artist In that line.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
The D. A. RS meet In regular SEES
sion with Mrs. G. NJ. Jensen on Mon
day evening.
Post card Shower.

Post Gard Shower.
The F. H. Club was entertained by
Mrs. H. G. Laub on Friday Afternoon.
The data happened to be the birthday
anniversary of the, hostess and she was
the recipient Of a-,pumber Of pretty
remembfances from her guests, among
them q spoon from the club members
a post card shower in honor Of the
day was also feature Of the after
noon. Mrs. Laub served an excel
lent ssuprer, at which some 81 the hus
bands We're also present.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04

We will DO prepared saturday, May
z, with Z large assortment Of fine,
fresh flowers, approprlats for Mothers
Day, Mayss.
TEL BARTcHER . EwALL.
When looking for post cards drop in
The Racket Store. We are always
awake to the latest. 1871
|, Turban braids reduced from $3.50 to
50 1t sarachon Sisters. 1871
Watch the window Of The Racket
Store for the gold fish sale. 1871
The high school operetta is always
good. Do not wait for the second
performance. There will not be any
second. Tickets on sale now. 1871
Genuine human hair tlrban braids,
$500 each, at The Racket Store. 1871
All our trimmed hats greatly re-
duced in price to close out before
June 1. Sarachon Sisters. 1851
Turbans. IS and IS cents. at The
Racket Store. 1871
. /. y
Il You want to save money attend
the big millinery sale now on at
Sarachon Sisters. 1871
Watch the paper for the date Of
the goldfish sale. The Racket Store.
1871
The annual high school operetta, "a
Nautical Knot" will be given at the
Opera House Friday evening, May s.
Tickets are on sale Thursday, May S.
at the book store. Admission. Csc.
to any part Of the house, including the
gallery. No extra charge for reserved
seats. Curtain rises promptly at S:15.
MILLINERY SALE now on at
Sarachon Sisters. 1871
Sunday, May 8, Is Mothers Day.
Wear = flower to honor the best
Mother who ever Iived-your own.
1871 BARTcHER q EvNALL.
Splendid line Of whitewash belts lust
in. The Racket Store. 1871
We will absolutely close our doors
on May "a; therefore, Il you are in
need Of suit, hat or pair Of shoes.
or anything In the gents furnishings,
call in and see " while you can get
them at about half price.
1s-1t MccoID eoLrER CO.
Good values in toilet soap at The
NJ
Racket Store. 1871
We still have some fine patterns, a
few "Gaye" models. and many beauti-
full hats from our own workroom.
which will be closed out regardless of
cost. Sarachon Sisters. 1871
Try our new cooking ware; it's un-
breakable. The Racket Store. 1871
The annual high school operetta, "a
Nautical Knot" will be given at the
Opera House, Friday evening, May 6.
Tickets are on sale Thursday, May S,
at the book store. Admission, Csc. to
any part of the house, including the
gallery. No extra charge for reserved
seats. Curtain rises promptly at s:15.
1871
Just few of the 10 cent jabots left.
Hurry if you want some. The Racket
Store. 1871
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
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PhotograpIler.

Miss Hayes was an over-sundAy Wis
|istor in Omaha. q
Mrs. Nusbaum and daughter, Lii
liam, were in Dunlap Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gibson spent Sun
day in Omaha visiting friends.
R. 8. BENJAMIN and Harry Orem
were Carroll visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Waite Of Buck Grove visit
ed relatives in this city on Tuesday.
Herman Back OF Ricketts, made
THE REVIEW Office q pleasant call
on Monday.
a. Z. Durham Of Boyer township
transacted business at the county seat
on Monday.
Miss Lucinda McHenry OF Dow City
was Denison shopper the fore part
|of the week.
G. NJ. Russell Of Carroll was in this
city the fore part Of this week. call
| ing on friends.
Many new subscribers have been
added to THE REVIEW list during
the past week.
Mrs. Tom Ahart and daughter are up
from Dow City today, shopping and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Chris forenoon returned on
Thursday from . weeks visit with
friends In Manila.
Miss Marion SERVER left last Friday
for Lincoln. Nebraska, where she ID
Visiting her sister.
H. A. Harthun has moved in one
Of the Wibltshouser cottages. in the
northern part Of the city. <
Mr.. !. B. Goodrich Of Cushing, Ia.
has been IN Denison the past, week
Visiting friends and relatives.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Merrill
and A. Lenzen Moeller viii take place
this evening. Particulars next week
Sears McHenry was In Chicago the
fore part. Of the week. where he at
tended assale Of Aberdeen Angus cat
tile.
+ The many friends Of Mrs. Hays vii
be- glad to learn she is gaining rap
idly in the bracing atmosphere Of thu
Black Hiils.
Mrs. Euna Westcott and children q
Des Moines arrived In Denison TO-DAY
for visit at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and MES. N, ]. Wheeler.
Quite number Of Denisonites viii
attend q district Rebekah convention
in Dunlap this week. for which. elab
crate preparations are being made fol
the entertainment Of the guests.
Mrs. r. L. Hill was called to Ceda,
Falls to attend the funeral Of hel
friend, Miss Nellie Dougherty, last
Friday, returning Monday. Miss
Dougherty was principal Of the Grand
junction High School for severa
years. 3
After Q separation Of more thar
thirty years Miss Flora Wonzer 81
Tama, Iowa, and Mrs. Carrie Strome
|of Grand Junction, Colorado, have
spent very pleasant week together al
the home Of Mrs. strome's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hill.
DR.. E. A. Steiner of Grinnell Col
lege has been secured to deliver the
high school commencement address
DR.. Steiner is prominently man
with q message. He delivered the
commencement address here foul
years ago. All who heard him ther
will want to hear him again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Live Now.

Live Now.
Don't spend all your time getting
ready to live. but live now!" There
viii never bs atimsswh you will DO
any nearer ready. <ssuers fact that
you are aiming Ia raxht direction
proves Il
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
We will Be in Des Moines MAY 1913
Intending annual convention photo
8 Laphers' association.
8 " W Ferguson.
~ Photographer.

Willie Rath visited friends in Car
roll Sunday.
The Board of Supervisors are in SEES
sion this week.
Mrs. Charley Brumser Of Dow City
n is In Denison today.
Mrs. Bert Hall Of Dunlap is 4 shop
+ per in this city today.
r. r. Montgomery, returned today
sitter visit at Deloit.
Dr. H. simpson transacted business
~ Dow City Tuesday.
Mrs. q. spottswood Of West Side is
: Denison shopper today.
=. Gulick was in Logan the fore part
lof the week on business.
The City Council met in regular
session Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick johnson were
down from Deloit Tuesday.
Miss Garnet Norman is visiting
friends n Holstein this week.
I. g. Butler Of Arion transacted
business in Denison on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Pepper left on Tuesday for
Idaho Falls for an extended visit.
Albert Hqebner Of Charter Oak is in
Denison today, calling on friends.
NM: Seymour Bond Is In Orleans,
Nsh.. this week. visiting relatives.
Charles Chase Of Buck Grove trans
actea business in Denison Tuesday.
81 Q. w. Rogers. Of Woodbine, was in
nanison on Tuesday on legal business.
~ Mrs. Jacob Sims is visiting friends
sahd' relatives \ In Council Blufrsa this
/ wax.
8. 8. Rogers and A. Z. Durham Of
Boyer township were Denison callers
on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Mcwilliams has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city Tor the past few days.
'ss.'ss Green and Charles
christensen made flying trip to
Sac City. Sunday. BY auto.
Floyd Lister has been transferred to
4 Rock Springs. Wyoming. as telegraph
operator for the Union Pacific Rail.
road.
q g. 7. Barter q. Council, Bluffs was
In Denison on Monday, holding the
third quarterly conference at the NJ.
p. church.
MT. and Mrs. ]. Z. Mcleod and Mrs.
William Baker Of Manila visited at
the Daniel Cruise home. in South Deni-
son. on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hart returned
TO their home at Greeley, Col. after a
pleasant visit at the o. M. Criswell
home, in this city.
Clifford Lister has resigned his DO
sition as fireman on the Milwaukee
railroad and has. accepted govern
ment position at Encampment, Wyo-
ming, as forestry guard.
Mr.. Claire McKim returned on Mon
4 day from Des Moines. He tells us that
he has accepted q position with the
Fairmont' Creamery Company Of this
city AZ bookkeeper.
Mr.. George B. Smith has been elect
-1.di mana0or nf tho Donionn hol1 rl,,t,
In place Of Jim Sims, who was unable
to accept the position on account OF
his duties at the Bank OF Denison.
Marriage licenses issued this week
are as follows: Ernest Sprieng and
Marie Hansen; Marin o. Broman and
Bonnie Walker; Dick Thompson and
Gertrude Shanahan; A.. Lenzen Noel
y Ter and Mabel Julia Merrill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Post-NuptiaI Luncl,e on.

Post-Nuptial Luncheon.
{ One Of the very pretty compliments
paid to Miss Merrill was the post-nup-
tial luncheon given by Mrs. j. w. Mil
Ter. Jr, on Tuesday The members OF
the bridal party were the guests. The
menu, which was very elaborate, was
served In five course, the favors being
dainty cupids for the guests, and for
the bride slipper filled with rice. The
hostess had spared no pains In arrang-
ing the details, and altogether it was
q neat, charming affair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Entertains cotfee club.

The meeting Of the Coffee Club Al
Mrs. Or. Wright's on Thursday was
one Of the most enjoyable events OF
the week. The hostess had spared No
pains in the preparation and serving
lot . splendid dinner. the favors being
dainty May baskets filled with bon
bons. The Misses Wright ably assist
led their mother in serving.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Penelope meets next Tuesday with
Mrs. D. o. Johnson.

At the last meeting of the Current
Events Club q committee was appoint
ed to recommend to the city authori-
ties the placing of a waste basket and
garbage can, where the refuse Of the
streets could he disposed Of and carted
away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Exact oednIttA,

A gentleman II Esntlsman. 4
party = man who gets his hair cut
o. Saturday night. Topeka Capital.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
May Dance Given.

The May dance given by the young
ladies was one Of the pleasantest af-
fairs of that nature given this season
The music was considered by those
competent to Judge the best ever" "A
number of out-of-town guests were
present to add to the evenings pleas.
ure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
For Sale.

Finely improved 2-acre residence
property inside city limits. Large
house and barn. This is an ideal
home for a retired farmer. Win be-
priced low for quick sale. Inquire
OF Wm. Quade. 'esssSsss15tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
Snap shots' by the Current Events
Club in the near future.

At the regular meeting. May IL, Of
the Current Events Club. fine child's
study program will be given and DR.
Wright will give talk on the nat.
ural food for children milk; how to
have it pure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
a PIeasant Gatherino.

a Pleasant Gathering.
Tuesday was the regular s. s. gath
ering and the usual excellent repast
was served to the members at six
O'Clock, followed by a pleasing pro.
gram and q general good time.
"a Current Events Club have an enter
tainment in progress of preparation
which promises to be of considerable
merit, and which they hope to pre-
sent in the near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
THE .ss s s:ae. GREAT #,'' '' 1'',, SOUTHWEST

SCISSOR, sheriff and probate clerk and
recorders offices will be moved to the
rear OF the Union Trust building on
Main street County superintendent c.
c. Hills office will be at the rear of
the First National bank
United States court for the fifth
judicial district of New Mexico will
be held in the old rooms of the Ros-
well Commercial club in the Graullieur
block on Main street. The temporary jail
will be erected at once on the north
east corner of the courthouse plaza.
The new Masonic temple. costing
$500 is nearing completion
Fred Whaley has purchased the o.
K. barber shop owned by William Con-
ley, deceased. The remains of Conley
were taken by the widow to the old
home at Henderson, KY, for inter-
ment-
Charles Shepherd, formerly of Shep-
herd Co. has sold out and re-
entered the employ of the retail groc-
cry department of the Joyce-Pruit Co.
The firm of Shepherd & Co. has been
changed to the Gross Miller Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TROUBADOURs.

Go toit. niggah; yO' sno' am cuttin'
EN- up sonnet"
"Jes' looka dat cullud gal fling dem
feett'
"Fo Gawd. dat niggah sho' is some
dancer; he's burnin' dem pods"
Encouraged with the shouts from the
balcony, where the porers, serving
maids. cooks and negro elite had gather
forgetting class and station in ne
gro society for one nignt-aI with one
purpose in view. to see and hear The
Ethiopian TroubadourS," the 'trouba-
dours'' certainly did troupadour some
They danced and they sang and they
shouted they painted for breath
for this high altitude, but they were
encouraged by the ringing shouts, from
the balcony and they kept at 1t; a ne
gro won't quit when there is applause
for him to go on, so the performers went
on and on and the galleries applauded
and applauded.
And this morning all the cooks and
serving maids and pOrters in town were
late getting to their work-they just
couldn't wake up early. for wasn't it
Late when they got home last night and
then didn't they have 10 sit up late and
talk about what great show it was,
and didn't some of them have TO stop
on the way home at Aunt Mandy's Home
restaurant and eat fried liver and ba-
con and drink bottle of beer?
Some of them are going again tonight
and will be late again tomorrow. but
Ethiopian TroubadOurs don't come ev-
cry day and there is an excuse.
And there were some at the show
who were not negroes-the first floor
was for the white fOlks-and they said
it was pretty good show, too. But the
real enjoyment came from the balcony
and nobody can enjoy real negro show
like an audience of real negroes