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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-16

HELD sy MASTER COMMISSIONER
ON MONDAY.

Master Commissioner Geo. ID. Flor
enc, sold a number of valuable pieces
cf Lincoln county property TO set.
tie up various estates, az auction
Monday.
In the case of Waynesburg Deposit
Bank VS. &. W. S,ewart, three shares
OF Waynesburg bank stock were
bought by President L. g. Gooch OF
the bank at ti25.
To settle up the estate OF John Tray
Tor. deceased, the distillery property,
containing seven acres was bought by
u. $. Traylor Tor 81 .23O. The Traylor
home place containing 24S acres was
also bought by Mr.. Traylor at $50 an
acre, the sale amounting to sl4,ss0.
In the l.. VI. Gooding and w. "
Raney case house and lot was
bought by l.. X. Hughes for $40.
in the case OF J. r. Cook VS. Ella
Joslin, 80 acres OF land in the Deep
Wen woods was bought by J, l.
White for ssO2.oO.
In the suit OF Mcfjee's neirs, Ia
settle the estate OF the late w q
McBec the toll-gate house at Turner's.
Vile was bought by W. II. McWhor
ter for s4O6.lS.
In the case OF Martin Mccormack
va John Rifles heirs a house at Hus
tcnrille was sold to Mrs. Laura Rife
for $500.
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Jury Couldn't Agree.
N TRIAL OF ED HUBBARD fo1
STRIKING MRS. WARREN

A Jury in the county court on Ihurs
day was unable TO agree on verdict
In tn trial OF n charge OF preach
of the peace brought against Ed Hno-
lard. BY Mrs. Walter Warren. Mrs
Warren charged that Hubbard mad
struck her three times across the
head with a tobacco stick, when she
had gone out TO barn belonging TO
Mr.. Warren, but rented to Hubbard
TO feed her chickens. She ana her
auughter both testified that Hubbard
rcao he'd for a shot gun after striking
Mrs Warren
Huhbard's estimony was 10 the ei-
tect that he had been attacked by
Mrs Warren with buggy whip ana
that te had merely defended himself
against her. He alleged that MIS-
Warren had said to one OF her daugh-
ters that she was going out to Tx
HIM
A largo crowd Witnessed the triai'
and il is said that the matter VIII be
taken 10 tie circuit court. hubbard
L psI defended by JNGge Jphn y.
Menefee while County Attorney W. =
Bnrch prosecuted.
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Jacksonville.

Hog killing has been the order OF
the day this week.
Mr. d. ). Carpenter who has been
on the sick list for some weeks. We
are glad to mote he is improving.
The tobacco raisers in this section
v ith big force of shippers grabbed
Quickly their first season, and now
fully fifty wagons a day come here
heavily loaded with the stripped weed
Miss Annie Runie Dunn who has
teVn visiting her sister near Row
land is home this week with her par.
ebts MIR and Mrs. VIM. Dunn.
Sidney Dunbar OF the West End
sold this week to an eastern party
three-year-old Dignity Dare filly for
500. g. C. Carpenter also sold one
of the same kind for $3.50
Col. George u. Weathovford
health is now improving and by next
week he viii be found behind the
counters of the j. q. Weatueri"ru %.
IN which company ne mas bopsat
an interest Their stock VIII be in
creased and their business extended
sufficiently TO cover all the territory
tributary TO this place These gentle
men are undoubtedly awake to their
opportunities Tor building up gen
eTal merchandise business, that our
community will gladly boast of aud
that wild be second to none in Cen
trail Kentucky. Watch us grow"
With over three hundred dollars
on my books now | VIII after Janu.
Dry 1t be compelled to do all of my
business on the strictly cash basis,
Respectfully, Geo. I. Gillock.
Mrs. Emmett and Mrs Reed Me.
CormacK was shopping one day this
week in Danville.
Mccormack, Rife q Tucker snip.
ped this week one car hogs and but
cher cattle for which they paid o l..
and 81 to cents respectively.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church desire to thank the contri-
buiors and patrons for their liberal
patronage as we only appear before
the public once a wear. Our next an
nual bazaar will be l'ut,rd off Doc
the 9TH 1911. Our gross receipts this
year were sl63.00 with about SIS
worth OF valuable handy work yet to
be sold Call at the Emporiu.n and
get yodr Xmas gifts now on display
Prof. Acton was delighted with his
visit and will be long remembered
while abroad With a thankful heart
and a merry Xmas to everybody from
the ladies OF the Presbyterian church
Ilustonville, Ky.
All the members of the Christian
church at Hustonville are urged to
be present Sunday morning Dec. 18th
and take part in the election OF an
additional Elder and three more dea.
cons.
v. ). Wills sermon last SUNDAY
on why more women than men in
the church?' was much compliment
ed. several asking that it he published
lie will preach the first Of q series
OF sermons to Young people next
Sunday night. Subject, "rhc Girl
lie Loves"
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MRS. ]. |. BEAzLEY
Goes To Her REWARD
NOBLE WOMAN PASSES AWAY
AFTER BRAvE FioNT-oF
PROMINENT FAMILY.

Thcr. PASSED from earth 10 heaven
90 Tuesday December, 18th, 1910. the
spfrit nj one OF Staniords best loved
women, Mrs Roberta Givcns Beayley.
Although shc was known TO be seri.
unsly III for DAYS. the announcement
~ her death was a shock to her host
Of friends and relatives. She became
The wife OF J. l.. Bcazley on the 18th,
day OF December 1901 and tor nine
wears abe was the ideal wife and
later the model mother. She leaves
two children, n son, Lakewood, eight
years old and a baby girl one month
old, e. the tender care OF husband
and dear ones. Hers was gentle
spirit and her silent Influence was
tor all that was good and pure and
true. To those who are bowed down
with anguish we can point To the
Father above who has given n comfort
~ to the troubled hearts of earth.
In early life she became member
oi the Christian church. and was ono
~ rs most loyal and faithful mem
hcrs
Mrs. neagley was the daughter OF
tho late SuNell Giveus. enc ot the
test known citizens of Lincoln coun.
~ IN his day Besides her husband
md two little ones. she IL survived by
no following brothers ano sisters:
Mrs ". T. Grimcs, ana Mrs. a. q. 7
smith. OF this city. and Mrs. Forsythc
Who lives IN the west. voolfolk civ
Ems of Middlcspofo ana Luther CIV
ems. cf IIarrods burg. and George g.
Uivens and llowcn GiVens, OF THIS
county
Rev Joseph Ballou conducted ser
ICES over the rcmaius of this noble
woman nj the home on nanyillc pike
thursday after which she was laid Ia
rest TO await he resurrection morn,
m. pallbcarers wcrr. Acuve-H.
&. Baughmau. v. T Bcazley. Robert
7. Erucr. j. H. Woods. and 4. \.
Rice. Honorary : T Harris, {. r.
Tate. o. Foster. J. G Eubanks, \
ludicrar and W NJ Bright
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To Cut Out Crop
CASEY FARMERS WILL RAISE
LITTLE TOBACCO.

Ml00it DuTks wv lbln.
Many OF tn, farmers OF this neck
OF the woods will cut out the 1911
tobacco crop without interference ct
the night riders or any other disturb
Ing element They didn't go into the
business OF raising the weed for their
health or the fun OF the thing. Meat
and bread Tor their families was the
main inducement but doubtless many
OF thrm viii eat tough biscuit II fu-
deed they have any biscuit. In con
sequence OF the present low price OF
the crop on hand.
Rev. James Balintyne who has been
preaching for the Baptist church
here for the past nine months closed
his work sunday afternoon. and Rev.
q. r. ciaunch, OF Harrodsburg will
take charge OF the work June lst
q. u. Jones who has had the Art
zona fever for n wear or more started
Monday To that state 10 be- absent
some three months or more. lie took
with him MIR q. 4. Pruitt's tine deer
KUN. and promised TO send MS n mess
81 vcrison should he he so lucSy
ar to kill deer which is not all
probable Ounce may shoot a Tow
fc'"s in the air but there is very
little likelihood OF his performing the
hide of deer, though he has been "A
success a. buzylrd hunting
\. W Sharp sold his household
Iuods SATURDAY ard wal move TO- In
uianapolis ". T. Moore and G.. G..
Jones took their tobacco TO Dauville
last week They realized about e.
Tor n
Fucker and M,Cormack bought .
hd1ch oi ScOpourd cattle of Joe IL
lott here Saturday az I Ia cents.
some at our people ar, having a
hog killing time just nov and ore
nj1ytng spare ribs and sausage.
Your type made us say that the
vote on the graded school bond ques-
ton was taken on sunday instead OF
Saturday Tire word Observance
~ IN" last item OF news should have
beea occurrence.
Mr. snyder foreman for the Cham
iion Bridge Company. Is working a
iur-c force oi men on the bridge
at the Elliott Ford, and he tells us
hat TIE work will be completed this
week III strikes ms that the contract
ior building the rond To the bridge
ought "a have been let before now
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-16
A SIMPLE SAFE GUARD
FOR MOTHERS

Mrs. ID. Gilkson. 326 lnsies Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio, gained wisdom by
experience. "My little girl had Sc
we're cold and coughed almost con
tinuously. My sister recommended
Foley's Honey and Tar. The first
dose I gave her relieved the inflam-
nation m her throat and after using
only one bottle her throat and lungs
were eatireiy free from Inflammation.
Since then | always keep a bottle or
Foley's honey and Tar in the house.
Accept no substitutes. Sold by Shu-
CARS and Tanner.
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Cemetery Company
ELECTS OFFICERS AND piREc,
TORS TO FILL VACANCIES.

At meeting OF the directors of the
Buffalo Springs cemetery Company
this week. an election was held u
iili the vacancies on the board caused
by the death OF John J. McRoberts
and Mack Huffman The new direc
tors chosen by y. NJ. McRoberts and
w. II Shanks.
J. &. McClary vas elected president
OF the company 10 succeed Mr.. Hun
man. who rad acted in that capacity
tor many years. and W. NJ. Bright
was chosen treasurer In place OF Mr.
McRoberts.
A number OF improvements are
planned for the cemetery which VIII
- carried INTO sffecs tAis aexs yeaf.
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CAST or CHARACTERS:

CAST or CHARACTERS:
Don Iedro. Prince Of Arragon
...... ...... Russell brown
Don John, Brother TO Don Pedro
............W Wallace Singleton
Claudio. a young prince of Venice
.............Ha Harris Coleman
Benedick. q young lord OF Padua
.............M Morrison Bright
Leonato, Governor OF Meaaina.
...........J Joseph Hopper
Antonio, brother to Leonato
.... ....... William McCartv
ljaltha1ar. servant 10 Don Pedro.
John NJ. II. Waters
Brachio. ... ...... John NJ. Waters
Conrada ............Wm l.. Grimes
Followers OF hon John.
hog Berry .Thos. Coleman
Nerges Lester OBannon
Offices OF police in Messina.
Seacoul Harry Reinhart
Oatcake ................Jo Joseph Hill
Watchmen.
Frihr Francis Ed RANKIN
Sexton ............. James Cooper
Hero, daughter of Leonato
.... Virginia NLphony
beatrice, niece to I.eonato
......K Kate ID. Raney
Margaret, Gentlewoman attendant on
Hero .......... ..... Willie Moore
Ursula, Gentlcwoman attendant on
Hero .............M Mary NJ. Matheny
The chief persons Hero and Clau-
UiD, Beatrice aud Bcnedick are con
trasted in pairs. Hero is quiet. gen
tie and ltfertionate yet with spright-
w salrns. Claudio's wooing is done
by proxy and he does not sink under
the anguish OF lIero's Disgrace and
supposed death.
The main force is brought out In
beatrice, the flippant lively temper
"a character and Benedlck' VITA
Witty and ratified Drained person.
The artful schemes to make these
fall In love form a basis for comic
hun,or of chance which preva1es thc
Hay. The morbid melancholy OF Don
John. the villain OF the play MARKS
tho mower OF Shakespeare to portray
character.
In the play you will see the moth
ugness of human life wherever IT'S
ones terminate in mere earthly IN
tcrests and relations. insignificant
riatters are arrayed in all the pomp
of form and the persons OF the drama
are stuffed with the greatest possible
importance.
and encourage the school in their
laudable effopt TO study Shakespeare
as a dramatic hEfst.> 1t will prove a
wholesome condiment OF the season
10 have a hearty laugh and enjoy the
work done by your town and county
ligh school Enjoy curing the non,
day season, a night OF pleasure and
rrofit You will see in this play an
admixture of the bitter and sweet OF
life. 1t will be an event OF unusual
interest and extraordinary enjoyment
Remember the date TUESDAY Dec.
the 27th, at p. NJ, at the opera
house.
The costumes of Italian raiment
tactfully modified will be used. They
are furnished by VIM. Beck and Sons
OF Cincinnati. o.
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you MUST READ THIS " you
WANT The BENEFIT.

J. W Greer, Greenwood. La, sui
tered with a severe case OF iumbago
The paiLs we're so intense was
forced 20 hypodermic injections for
relief. These attacks started with
pam in the small of the back which
gradually became fairly paraiyzing.
My attention vas attracted to Foieys
kidney Remedy and I am glad 70 say
aister using this wonderful medicine
! am no longer bothered In any way
" M an epxny hLm1xgA"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-16
PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm preparatory
TO going west, | will on
Thursday December. 29th 1910
at 10 o'clock n. m, dispose OF the FOL
lowing personal property;
| good work hor,e, extra brood
mare. is "A good worker, Studebakcr
wagon almost new good buggy. /
milk COW. a good one, = tat hogs, viii
weigh about zoe pounds each. about
~ chickens. Ia bushels OF Irish po.
tatoes. s or 10 barrels OF corn. few
farming implements. all nearly new
household and kitchen furniture. in
new cooking stove etc.
r. ~. HUTCHINSON.
0Atbevts Creek. w.
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Brodhead.

Marshal Prank brooks made sew
raj Arrests Saturday night Tor minor
oitonses
Ezra FostcrmGn ana VII. lett We'd
r.sdpy Tor Cincinnati where Dc ha
accented position We are sorry O.
toe this good pmily Mrs. Foster
man H. "a splendid lady aud E1ra's
..quals are few and far between.
n. G.. Hawkins after several weeks
absence Is again handing out lunches
~ Mrs Clnrk's restaurant Mia II
a. X. in the sandwich and pie line
J. = Mccall il contemplating buy
iug thc turris farm on Negro Creek
Hate 10 lose you Joe. but our loss
vii, no doubt be your gain.
m. Lyons Lumber Co. are work
ing day and night trying TO catch up
With their orders.
sherman Hopkins. of the Gum Sui
phur section died of typhoid fever
and was buried last Saturday with
ODD Fellow honors in the Christian
church cemetery.
william Cooper who has been sta.
toned here as assistant section fore
nan ON the railroad the past year
aas lett 10 take charge OF a section
1t Mitchrllsburg. Mr.. Cooper has
proven himself q gentleman while IN
cur midst Luck TO YOU and yours
Williari.
Arch brown Who has been suffer
ing Ions time with rheumatism Is
reported very low.
G.. VI. FIRTH after y severe illness Is
On the streets again. John Sigman
has gonc to Corbin and will likely
make his home there with his son
Grant Sigman.
Miss Mollie Brown OF Louisville
and Capt. Arch Drawn OF Lebanon
Junction are nj the bedside of their
Bro. Arch Brown.
Druggist J. y Watson Is suffering
With rheumatism.
Mr. INV, Delcher ana family are
visiting In the Hiatt section. 4.
Clss ienves In few days to acUcpl
A position Ms foreman on the q. A. &
rtilroad we will he glad when the
dag comes that We will see Urban
sitting on the right s;de OF his en-
CINE.
G. ". Mccall who has been WIN
lis uncle here for savoral weeks has
returned TO his home In Franklin.
Tenn
". y owens who now holds good
posit,on with Missouri Pacific railway
Is AT horne Tor few DAYS Dick Al
bright who has been away for sew
era. months Is back home
Roy 4. j. PHO tells MS he eX-
lerienced one OF the worst times
OF his life one night last week. lie
Was called TO Berry, Nv, to preach
The funeral sermon of Mrs. Petty
no was member of the church
six rifles out In the country from
Kerry. where he had been pastor, leav
lug here at noon the weather was
cold and snowy lie reached Berry
lbont dark stepping from the train
iuto near Is inches of snow The
funeral party coming from Covington
with the remains of Mrs. Petty lshe
baving died at that placel reached
Berry about the same time and was
net BY relatives with 5000 pound
hearse pulled by large horses also
two large heavy sleds each pulled
~ horses. starting to the home OF
me deceased they met with consider
able trouble. The snow nad drirted
in the roads as high as tne horses
which were unable to travel In H.
Tbey had To place the remains on
one OF the sleds. leave the hearse In
M. drilled snow and the funeral
,,afties take 10 the fields where the
snow was not no deep. Rev. Pike
Avs II was about nine O'Clock when
they reached their destinattoo and
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TAKE CAREl

hemember that when your kidneys
are affected. your life Is in danger.
n. Mayer. Rochester. N. T., says:
my trouble started with sharp
shooting pain over NV back which
grew worse daily. felt sluggish ana
tired my kidney action was Irregular
ana irfrequent | started using Foley's
Kidney Pills. Zach dose seemed TO
bit more life and strength into me
and now I am completely cured ana
tAei tetter ami stsSpger trss ter ysass.
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Will BE SOUGHT AT FEBRUARY
TERM OF COURT.

At joint meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the College and the City
School last week. II was decided 10
secure an order of court at the Feby
term for the sale Of the College pro
perry. The city school authorities
are anxious to secure the property.
"a It can be done at a reasonable fig.
TIRE. IN order TO make improvements
80 that large number OF the stu.
dents can be- accommodated there. The
attendance is increasing so fast that
the a.aia building on Danyille avenue
is no. large enough to hold them all.
Tho college trustees did not feel
that they should grant long time
lease. so il was decided to sell.
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srocknoLogR's MEETING

A meeting OF the stockholders ~
the Crab Orchard Banking Company
viii he held at the banking house at
Crab Orchard the second Tuesday
in January. 1911 between and "
~ ~. tor the purpose OF electing
directess 70 serve the ensuing yeasi.
4. c. UAllsS, easHsSs
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To Grand Jury
SAM OWENS HOOKER HELD I'M
DER $3.50 BOND.

sam Owens Hooker. who shot Scion
Craig to death last Saturday night
was held over tn await ihe acton of
tho grand jury by County Judge Bal'
icy at his examining trial this week.
Ills bond was fixed at $3.50 which he
was unable to give and was sent To
Jail At the trial 1t developed that
lockers brother and two other ne
groes were endeayoring to take the
shotgun away from him at the time IL
exploded. the charge going through
the door and killing Craig instantly
hocekr had had no trouble with
Craig hut had just had a quarrel with
John Harris Rout and had LEFT prom
Using 10 see him later
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everyone was nearly frozen. The fol.
lowing morning II required six hor
ses TO haul the hearse to the church
then to She huryine ground.
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much ADO
About NOTHING"
TO BE PRESENTED BY STUDENTS
AT OPERA HOUSE HERE ON
DECEMBER, 27th.

Thc students OF the Stanford grad.
ed school will present the great Shak.
csperean comedy Much ADO About
Nothing" az the opera house here
Tuesday evening Dec "a The cast
q: characters will be rs follows:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
A Portrait.

Evidently this is wrong tiger.
but it is an original animal" Such
was the verdict of discerning Japan
csc critic, given at a time when the
subject of our sketch burst upon the
literary armament He was born in.
1865. educated in the school that he
afterward made ridiculous in "Stalky
& Co.," and was famous in Indian
journalism before he was 20. Ten
years ago he filled the whole stage
Of contemporary letters. but there has
been an adjustment of values. In a
sense not to be emphasized, he Is the
Man Who Was.'' though ibis grip is
still irresistible. A great critic has
called his characters vulgar, though
admitting him to be an artist When
he is not politician or theorist or
philosopher, he is fitfully genius. In
q crisis his voice can be the nations,
and 1t is then that it Is most impress
sive. That is why his appeal is usual
~ general and not personal His big,
gest effect Of laughter or tears is de.
partmental. The fire and the whirl-
wind are his, and the still, i small
voice in such rare utterances az the
sRecessional" and Sussex Mr..
Thomas Atkins would go through fire
and water for him. That is because
his name is Rudyard Kipling. IT. P.'s
Weekly. London.
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Married.

A beautiful wedding occurred
Wednesday at high noon Feb. % Of
Miss Amanda Hennings and Mr.. Gill
Fredericks. both of Denison. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Hennings and the groom is q
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fredericks.
Rev. Frese officiating. The bride
wore q white Messaline silk and wore
q veil and the groom wore conver-
tional black. Miss Anna Hadenfelt
and Miss Emma Vogt acted as brides
maids and also wore white and Mr..
Hans Hennings and Mr.. Willie Eggers
acted as groomsmen. A beautiful
three course supper was served at six
and the evening was spent in dancing
and games till the early hour. We
wish the bride and groom many happy
years OF married hlise.
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Al Last Natural Flower Posi- Cards,

A set, consisting of IL cards, each
with refined and touching verse. for
10 cents. Do NOT DELAY-bu send
in 10 cents, IN SILVER. today for
set. Alice Post Card Co., 3O51 Con-
gress ST.. Chicago, Ill. 9-bpd
>~~~~~~~~~
For Sale Quick.
A 800 acre farm 1 mile from one.
station. u from another, 9 and 6
miles from two good towns. 40 acres
hog tight. 100 foot hog house, 2 Zig
barns, one 60xSO, orchard. etc. An
exceptional bargain in Crawford
county dirt we are going to sell quick.
Also fine 200 acre farm in Harrison
county. A good house and bluck Of
land in small town. Stanley
Browne. Deloit. Iowa. Phone 49Z. 81
~~~~~~>~~S~
House Hold goods for sale, at "a
bargain. Inquire Of Mrs. John
Happe. First door west Of Geo.
Nicholson's. 9-lpd
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best Of
cough remedies for adults and children
Buy your spring supply of shoes ct
MCcoid- Bolter Co.'s Closing Out
sale. 9-l
Fresh candies of best makes always
on hand at the Oxford Cafe. IF
FOR sALE-A span Of mules. both
broke. Ernest Schroeder. Phone
2sG. s.2
For good square meal when in
town. call at the Oxfor' Cafe on
Broaday. TT
FOR SALE--I have number Of
Rhode Island Red cockerels which
will sell for dollar each. r. w.
'Lownes. Denison. 2tf
The cleanest and quickest service
at the Oxford Cafe on Broadway. 1T
FOR SALE-A good surrey. nearly
new Inquire of Rev. Geo. W. Kos
or, Dow City. 49tt
Great bargains in mems and young
mems suits and overcoats at McCoid-
Bolter Co 3 Closing out sale. 9-l
FOR sALE-one small driving
team. good drivers. 10 and IL years
old. Will sell cheap if taken soon.
Do not need them and expense Of feed
reason for selling. Geo. W.Koser,
Dow City. 5tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02

DECISION OF Judges.
Judges:
Mr.. Waldo Kahler.
DR.. w. T. Wright.
DR.. Emma Johlstone
The judges decided that the first;
prize should be given to Miss Marian
Hays; the second to Miss Irene Van
Ness; the third to Mr.. Ruben Ringold.
The prizes consisted of beautiful
volumes Of gift books which were
presented to the winners by Mr.
Waldo Kahler in . ven pleasing and
complementary speech.
On Friday evening on last week
the regular term social was held in
the college building. This time it
was in honor of the basket ball teams.
The students and their friends gath
cred ut an early hour and the evening
passed quickly in games and visiting.
Some songs illustrated by the stere-
opticoD were enjoyed. Light refresh
ments were served and the delightful
evening passed all too soon.