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New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

Mtg Co: Geo T Lynch to Jas LEnch' .
cmtg $4,000; 81
LOTS 81 and 55 map Jas J Gleason: VIM III
Field to Frank Field (Jan 12l; 500
Address. lS4 East 25th st
LOTS - 10 81, map undcrclif Terrace; Hensg e1ag
Hciporshausen TO Philip Heipershausen ia"
Address. As Tompkins
stadier to ,'Ng Wm sparRa tmtr $4,000; 81.
Address. GIL Mead
MAIN ST. e s. adj land orrin Fordham AZ
city Island 7esxIoo; Robt " Vickery to
esss address PeS5ga:s Re5n 3 90" prosaxag nes slgo
Ss.sx125: Leonard Hinsdale TO Peter n
address i76 Broadway.
oLINvILLE AVE W 5. $3.50 # Of Elizabeth
ST, 30 SHIPS; Leonard u Hinsdale 70 fe'e'
ADDRESS, I76 Broadway.
Plot beginning 20 # of s2d st and s25 8:151T :,
Address 12o East 10Th st.
sEDGwICK AVE 17T6 and IT'S. es. 4o 1ox
115.s; Henry Heipershausen to Frederick
Address, 1o1 Jerome st, Brooklyn.
SAME PROP; Philip Heipershausen to same
Address. ais west 4eth st.
sEpGWIcK AVE. ,1772 and I774. es tx;
Address. l61 jerome ST. Brooklyn
SAME PROPERTY: Philip Heipershausen to
same dan 12l: 81
Address. 21S West 46th st.
wick ave ITO 5. 26.7x12s; Frederick Help
ershausen TO Philip Heipershausen Jan 12D; 81.
Address 21s West 46th St
SAME PROPERTY; Henry Heipershausen to
Jan 12); ST.
Address. 101 Jerome st. Brooklyn.
FREMONT ROAD, s, 25 It Of Gainsborg
ave. 25x100 Bankers Realty and Security 60
to Mannheim Sander; 500.
Address. 81 West 1S5th St
WASHINGTON AVE. g. I5.2 It Of hist st,
25x9S.5: Joseph Levenstein 10 Jacob Mayors
Jan 12) (ntg Sc. sGOl; 81.
Address. 1915 Washington ave.
I46TH ST, s. % 10 # W Of Courtlandt ave.
59x154: Emma Allen ct al 10 Jas Burlington
(Jan 12) s4oO.
Address. 3025 Sd ave.
163D ST. $. ITO fl of Elton 5ox10o
Rockland Realty Co to Graham-Adalns Co
mtg $1,000 ST.
Address. 500 5th ave.
18TH ST, s. 152 1T of Park 20x irreg:
John Kenny & Co Minnie c Kenny; S100
Address. 1887 Boston Road.
18TH ST. S14 East f05x3n; Daniel G Grimm
10 Palher Realty Co: S100.
Address, q William 81.
25oTH ST. g. POS # { of 9th St 5ox114:
Monatiquot Real Estate Co 10 James Jur-
gon mtg 81, 000) 81
Address. Room 1925. 154 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

The annual meeting of the New Jersey
New York Real Estate Exchange Will be
held at 5 o'clock next Tuesday ar the Jer-
sey City Board OF Real Estate Brokers.
Washington and York streets, Jersey City.
Among the speakers will be Thomas n Nc
Carter, PRESIDENT OF the Public Service Cor
poration of New Jersey: Percy a. Gaddis
president OF the Hudson County Board of
Real Estate Brokers: Joseph p. Day, pres
ident of the Board of Real Estate Bro
kers OF this city: Richard NJ. Montgom-
cry. OF the New Jersey-New York Real
Estate Exchange: X. B. Conger. real es-
tate agent of the Hudson Manhattan Rail-
road Company. and Judge Robert Carey.
of Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA
and 16 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph Day.
10TH ST. 66 and 6s, $. Isl ft of 9th ave,
sturses agt George Nicholas ct al; p
Sturges atty; Warren Leslie. ref amt due.
10 Jan 20.
18TH ST. 245, 5. 4ss IT Of 9TH ave. 1sx
99.i1, sty dwlg; Benjamin Steinman ct al
st.2ss 8s; taxes: etc; s27e 81; sub TO a mtg
of $4,000; adjourned to Jan 81.
i20TH ST, 341, $, 1875 IT W of LIST ave, 87s
xloo.1l. sty tnnt and store: W r. Powell
ass "a: taxes. etc. s1.6I2 0G; Joseph E
Liebling for $4,000.
1e4TH ST. s6s. s. 80 # OF stebbins ave-
Case ct al; w II Hamilton. atty; NJ G Pal
s8oi 81 to Roy Lesser for S.. 400 '''
WILLET ST. 90. W $. 125 # of Rivington ST
25xloo sty tnmt and store; wlhemina
waxenbauIn. atty I24 stanton st: Francis
Pace ref amt due s21.3le 90: taxes ETC.
The auction offerings to-day Will be as
follows:
By Joseph p. Day.
145TH ST. 54s TO So, s. i25 II e of Broadway
a52So.ll. two sty fats Twenty-third Ward
Bank agt Rae Ginsberg ct al: Lexow
taxes. s.. .S3l "a
10th 81. 12e. 6. 125 # OF Lexington ave
25xlooll. . sty brk fat; A A Cording agi
NoN Mellis et al, kosendale q D. sttys;
; l. II Ward. ref; amt due. 81, 1s6 40 tsxes
ETC. s4if IS; sub 10 a prior mtge Of $1,000
RfNINGToN ST, 3le. E. -. s II W of Goerck
81 -1-51b4. : sfy IenInt and store; Hugo Cohu
agt a | Pasternack ct al; A " Gatzmayer,
atty; Stable, ref: due ST. o62 IL:
BY Herbert A Sherman.
eth AVE. 2lo4, =. 4e.II II n OF I4sth ss
bohsp. sly tenmt and store: David wereen-
schsg agt Meyer Levy et al; Ar1stsin /. a.
y, attys' ii Beall. ref; amt due, sss44 30:
taxes. etc, s753 81. -
By Samuel MARI
iS5I y, =. :. 40 II W OF 9th ave 81 ex
30 II, sty teHmt AMI stores: Meyer jar
Ilai9~ski e al agt Modoc Epstein ct al. Ber-
liaLa ...s~eaasr e. atty: Ralph Holland. ref
S52. 100.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
suRROGATES NOTIcE

SURROGATE COCRT. ONTARIO C0rV7v-
In the matter ot the estate % JeEn 1z-r
tate o. Canardaigua. y Y. deceased Nsr.~-
creditors.-%oIics is hereby given urrs1s--
an order OF the Surrogare's Court a &C.,
County. granted on the 2SIh day q DAcs--~
1909 that the undersig gned trtsr6s % z-as-
rhe Surrcgars's Court q the County q rS-..,
ard state OF New York for letters e zsr,irss-
tion upon the goods. Chstrels and credits ~ e
Paiues late OF the village % Czrartsz i---s a
tario County. y Y deceased urder 49, -
sJlaut 70 Section 1854 OF the Code a. CIvs1
ce111re 20 be issued 70 the 1r6s-sfzue5- a-s
persons who are o. claim 70 ae crs1ss-, - :
said decedenr are hereby rcEfsed % pressr, : -
claims duly verified. 70 The SCrrozars ~ r'--~l
County az his Office IN r1s Court Hons. - i.
village OF Canandaiguz. OlEzrlo County "
on or before the oh day q Fshruarv 1ora
Dated December 2s 1zlS
JOHN PAfNrS
GEORGE r RATSrS
as next OF kia q al dscs1.-.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners name and address,
JANUARY Is,
MANHATTAN
ST NICHOLAS AVE, " cor 1efst 81 aa6 50
Nicholas ave. y cor 1e2d ST. for rwo=sax
sty brick apis. 10oa9o; Schwartz & Gross &
Marcus, 54T 5th ave, architects, cost.
$3.50 600.
Owner Bulnnan, z1 Fort washington
THE BRONX
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD s 1s4 zT II : os
1soth 81. sry brk garage, 6S.sxs5. 3
Eoelins. 1135 Webster ave. architect, cost.
$50 oo9.
Owner. Emil y Borgenfrei. 1928 Boston
Road
2o0TH ST. 100 II of Briggs ave I stv
frame garage. 2T4x21; Il c Enspp- < East
+2d 81, architect cosr ST00
Owner. u Fox. 1851 Monroe av.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
REALTY NOTES.

Pease & Gilman were the brokers in ths
sale of Nos. u and II West 9th street re-
ported recently.
Horace S, Ely & Co. negotiated the sale
n No. a25 West End avenue for John l..
Du Fais.
Wilcox & Shelton were the brokers in the
recent sale OF the three lots ~ the south
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY II.


18TH ST. s. whole front between Belmont
and Hughes aves, 175x10O: Wilkinson Contract
ing Co agt East 1s9rh street Building ard
Construction Co. owner and contractor; sl42 -
5eTH ST. lis 70 f22 West; Abraham SoEnmsr-
field agt John s. Samuel J. jr, Harry 7. Ed
ward and Agnes Coleman. owners; Coleman
Stable Co. lessee and contractor; 9 Lang
Co. contractor: s1j5.
INTERvALE AVE. 1924: Geo A Frank agr
18TH ST s. 200 II " OF ST AIMS ave, 25x100;
Constantine Landadio agt Eidas Realty CO.
owner and contractor GenewaD: 500 IL.
18TH ST. 254 West; Sam Desozttz agt James
D Ireland and Henry Carberry owners; J
Kennedy, OF the Duane Realty Go. con
tractor; S32
10Th ST. 23o West; same asr same; ST
18TH ST. 240 West; same agr sane; SIS
135TH ST. 256 West; same agt same; s55-
18TH ST, 25S West: same agr same; s35 30
BRISTOw ST g cor 10th ST. 125x1Oo; Nathan
Passrnan agt Clara Weidhopf owner; Oscar
Vetdhopf, contractor; $3.50.
142D ST. 49, and 139 West: Jacksou's NanteI
and Slate Works agt James Reynolds and
John McMahon, owners and contractors:
18TH ST. 20 East; Joseph 6i Corcia agt julia
Fitzgerald. owner and contractor; S7.51e.
9TH ST. 429 East: Nathan Rosen agr susanna
Blarney, owner; Albert Hartog. contractor ire
uewab, $50.
NORFOLK ST. IS. Jacob Postuan agt Sarah
Berman. oWHs-: Chas Roserblurn an6 David
Rosenbiura contractors; $50
I'd AVE. 1923; same sgt William Eirer. owner
and contractor; S53 rs
owner: Joseph Epstein and Edwin Epstein. con-
tractors S272 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
BUYS FLUSHING TRACT.

a. S. Robbins. OF Manhattan, has sold
eight acres of land located directly in the
rear OF the Samuel McCreery homestead.
on Broadway. Flushing. The plot runs 653
feet on Boerum avenue and 700 feet on
Murray Lane. The buyer is Frank S.
Hutchinson, OF Murray Hill. who intends
TO develop the tract
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
EOlYClINIC SITE ENLARGED.

The New York Polytechnic Medical
School and Hospital has taken title TO No.
S37 West 5oth street. The institution now
has plot with a frontage Of iS4 feet on
this street for the new Polytechnic build
ing. Ames & Co. were the brokers In the
deal
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT s.
CATSkILL AQCEDCC

SEALED BIDS VIII be received -.
Beard OF Water Supply. n Room e11 -
broadway, New York. until Il a u an -;
nary IS 1910 for Contract 6s FOR -. -
strlction of seven steel pipe siphons co,ss~
ing OF rfvetsd steel shells 9 feet 9 inches -
n feet inches nominal inside diarne-s- :
yeIoped with concrete and lined w3ch Ports
cement mortar. aggresating I'd uilss. -
several stretches OF aQCeduct n open cu, ~
on eTnbankuenr OF cur-zn6-covsr a1ueds-!
aggregarinz about 25O feet The vo-s !
located IN the Towns OF Yorktown. NJ Ps~s
ant and Gree1burg. and rhs City OF yccxsr.
westchssrer County. New YORK
At the above time and place the Bis W
be publicly opened and read Pamphls., -.
tanning information fo- bidders and Da-u.I-,
Of contract drawings can be obtained a. la-aa
eOC a. the above address by deposs.tar =
sum OF Ten Dollars (S10) for each pzross'
For further particulars see Inforuar.ca :
Bidders
JOHN A BNSEL- President: ,
CHARLES y. HADWICL
CHARLES = SHAW
Commissioners - the Board o. Water sr.s
J. WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS h SSETT- Ssc-sra-v-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JANUARY Is
MAPES AVE, n W cor o. I17rh ST 100 2xfOs 10.
City Mortgage Co loans John " Cornish Con
struction Co S135 coo
COCRFLANDT AVE SD ard 6o4. Prospect In
yssting co loans Onyx Realty & Construction
Co SSO. O00.
COURTLANDT AVE. 6oS and ee5: sane loans
same Sos 600
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE AT AT-C-
ton Jan 10Th. One hundred and fve acres:
never failing springs; buildings cost over fifteen
thousand; ho- water, fine lawn, shade. abundance
1rptti one mile railroad stores. schools resi-
oence of late John Coe over sity years. location
Florida, Orange Co, y. Y. via Erie Raiiroa5
JOHN :. COE-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE o5Tol
uNFURNISHED APARTMENT:
OF Ar0Dn

B'wsy. Amsterdam Ave- and S6th 20 s.sa =
". H DOLSON & Co. Agents
So Columbus Ave
DOCTOR OR DENTISTS ROOMS. g-s
floor: reasonable rent HOTEL CALUEs
$40 West 5-th s.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
LIS PENDENS.

s.
GRAND ST. s21: Nathan kirsh et al ssr Never
DeUtsch ct al (aMended foreclosure o. mort
gase): attorneys. Davis * Dworsky-
10TH ST SIS East: Jacob karohan at Max
WaChsrlan et al foreclosure OF rncrrsseel-
attorneys. Engel Bros
10TH AVE, cor 9TH 81. "a SKIS. Peter Dohu
ast Bertha Becker ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; attorneys. 4 & II Bloch.
ESD st, 246 and 24S East; Elkan Holman sEt
Isaac VI Golomb et al foreclosure OF mort
saSel. attorneys. AEnstsin. Levy & PfaIffsr
1S3D st, \ s. 100 II " OF Amsterdam ave SO
S9l1: Francis J kuerzi ag- Carmins Aitisri
81 al foreclosure Of rnortgagel. ATTORNEYS
FursI & Furst
LEXINGTON AVE, n e cor Of SOth 81 As itsx
loo; Chas L Adams et al agt Pietro Altieri
IsuterSteiu -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.

west corner OF White Plains Road and s
Ouen Place
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN
EssEx ST. III; TO a sty brick tenrnt ard
sore: 3 Meyer. ! Cntcn Square West.
architect; cost. Sc, 0o0.
Owner B Mayer, Beeknan -.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY 12
1ST AVE. IT'S; Lorenzo Building Construction
Co agr Margaret Murphy 81 al. Sept 2 1909.
81 800
18TH ST. As East: same agt PasqJals Nunziato
et al: Sept 2. 1903: S1a5
18TH ST. 2I0 West: Caroline Haas agr estate %
Robert Kennedy 81 al. Feb > 1909. s51.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

JANUARY IL
Charles O Burns to Hudson Trust CO. x,zoo
Century Investing Co 70 u 5 Realty Tr
Co. q mtgs: Slo0 Improve
Title Insuranee co of n. TO Char,as =,
Charles + Banerdorf TO Rosa Blaske: sioooo
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
OR SALE

C-ez- business cc-----re ts-ts W
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos IA
and 16 Vesey street, resulted follows:
BY Joseph Day
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CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT

The average citizen is not interested
as to who fills this place. In 1908,
when there was a vacancy caused by
resignation, the Court appointed from
among q number of applicants the
present incumbent.
He is courteous gentleman, is
prompt, painstaking and accommodate
ing. He personally attends to the du
ties of his Office from Z A. NJ. until
P. N. the year around.
Then why I>t vote for H. L. Bous
quet for clerk of the Supreme Court
and give the Court man of their owl
choice?
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Carpenter-Morton Roofing lays 80
inches to the weather. SO it is not as
liable to sag or buckle as other Roof
ings. 1t is fire resisting and water.
proof and will wear for years. w. r
TEMPLE COMPANY carries com
plete stock and sells 1t under an abso
lutte guarantee Of durability. 21-1
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WANTED Dining room girl at Ho-
tel Denison; best OF wages. 21-tf
e. L. Grow of Mapleton, democratic
candidate for state senator. was in
Denison yesterday to meet the faith.
full, and, incidentally, to shake hands
with people generally. He probably
recognizes that his republican oppon
|ent will come from Crawford county
II he doesn't recognize It now. he viii
later.
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UNION MEMORIAL SERVICE.

There will be a union memorial ser,
vice at the Baptist church on next
Sabbath at 1880. A. M. All are cor
daily invited to attend. The G. A. r.,
w. R. C. and S. of " will assemble at
Post Hall at 10 "A M. and march to the
church.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-25

IA qt. granite dish pans for CSC at
The Racket Store. 21-1
WOMAN-To do cleaning by the
day. Phone No. 1922. 21-2
Our sale will be closed from 1:45 to
$500 P. M. on Memorial Day, Monday,
May 80. J. B. Lyon. 21-1
Large granite dish pans for 35c. at
The Racket Store. Eli
WANTED girl for general house
work. Inquire of r. w. Bamford. 19tf
The best and cheapest line Of ham
mocks in town at The Racket Store.
Most and Best Vegetable and Flow.
er Seeds at
lott The Bale Brodersen Co. ID
Hammocks from $3.50 up to SIS at
TIL Racket Store. 21-1
FOR SALE-One (Chickering)
piano. Inquire of sarachon Sisters. 5tf
DIN. Ferry & Co.'S Famous Garden
Seeds for sale at
| loft Balle-Brodersen Co.
| Reliable Gasoline and Perfection
Kerosene Stoves, also Gasoline and
Kerosene delivered promptly Phone
474. j.. G. WYGANT. 2O-4
Mems Longley $500 Hats at 1925
until June LIST at
20-2 The lle-Brodersen Co.
Our store will b closed from 1:45
to 300 P. NJ. on Memorial day, Mon.
day, May Both. ]. B. Lyon. 21-1
Good popular fiction by standard
authors or nice. fancy leather and
books for graduation gifts at the Book
Store. 21-1
A nice line of gift booklets for com
mencement presents at tn Book Store
21-1
FOR sALE-A good 100 acre farm
l2A miles of town. Address A. Welsct
Correctionville. Iowa. 17-5pd
Mems Longley $500 Hats at s2.2!
until June LIST at
!, 20-2 The Bale Brodersen Co.
! Nothing nicer for graduating pres
ent for the boy or. girl than a. mic,
J book. Get your books at the Bool
i Store. 21-1
Improved 80 acre farm 2h mile
from Denison. Cheap and very cas-,
terms. DR.. Coon, owner. 2O-3pd
Azoa, the best rat exterminator Of
the market. For sale by
2O-2 Phi A. Schlumberger, Pharmacist
WANTED7-Youn calves. H. E
Seeley, Dow City, r. F. D. 3. 20-2
Vegetable Seeds in large package
at the Bale Brodersen Co. lott
Do not fail to attend the sale a
Huettman Bros. The greatest bal
gains in clothing can be foun
there. al
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SOCIAL NOTES or THE WEEK.

/.
The Coterie Club and several invited
guests were entertained by Mrs. Harry
Carpenter on Thursday in the usual
clever manner characteristic of the
hostess. An original comet game was
introduced, Id which Miss Edith Gill
NOR won the prize. Refreshments
were served at small tables and
proved a delightful ending for the
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. G. L. .Caswell and Miss Ruth
Clark have cards out for Kensington
this week.
The F. H. Club is being entertained
by Mrs. Mena Cavett this afternoon.
Penelope meets Thursday with Mrs.
4. ]. Kelly as hostess.
Mrs. Chris Kemming entertained at
bridge last Wednesday afternoon. Five
tables We're surrounded for the game
and the prizes, a handsome tray and
q dainty apron, were captured by
Mines. Mahony and Gebert. The house
was decoratd with profusion of pink
and white carnations and the most de-
licious. refreshments were served in
three courses at the close of the game.
d. A. RS We're entertained by Mrs.
o. A. Patterson Monday night. Mrs.
Cassaday was responsible for de-
lightful program, pleasing part of
which was several musical numbers by
Miss Pearson, a new member OF
the chapter. The hostess provided a
dainty two course luncheon, which was
served at the close of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Jones delight
4 fully entertained a number of their
friends at six o'clock dinner on Tues.
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Adelbert Jones, who are here from Val
paraiso, Ind, for a short visit. Mr.
Adelbert Jones starts from here early
the coming week for Alaska.
The Woman's Club were the guests
5lof Mrs. R. A. Romans at very de
llightful function on Monday afternoon
la pleasing game was introduced, IL
which Mrs. Penny. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs
Adelbert Jones and Mrs. Dunbar wo1
the honors. Mrs. Jensen read groul
Iof poems and Mrs. ]. B. Romans gave
zone of her monologues, after which
the hostess served one of her splendid
4 luncheons. Remembering that this wa
] to be their last meeting with Mrs. Ro
mans, the guests presented her with
: handsome souvenir fork The presen
tation was made by Mrs. j. B. Romans
1t voiced the sincere regret of the clu1
in losing SO valued member. Mrs
Romans responded feelingly and al
sured her friends that the old ties Q
friendship would not be broken in tn
new home.
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bring Your Children to Us
We can photograph them to
your satisfaction.
Furgerson's Studio.

Ill = 0luA1Os
H. H. Rust and daughter of Ken
wood were Denison callers on Sun
day.
Mrs. Joe White returned this week
from visit with friends in Rochester,
Minnesota.
Miss Anna Mccarthy is taking q
much needed vacation with friends in
Nebraska this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison were up from
Dow City on Tuesday, shopping.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan of Dunlap is in
Denison this week visiting her par
|ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Raihe.
Mr.. Jesse Rumsey and wife of Grip
|ple Greek. COL, are in Denison this
week visiting at the home of Mrs. s..
|B. Greek.
James Nicholson was down from
West Side on Monday transacting
business at the county seat and call
ling on friends.
Mrs. Thomas d. O'Connor, Mrs. M.
j.. Collins and M. Houlihan attended
the funeral of Mr.. Mcmahon in Ma
nilla on Saturday.
Mrs. Chris. Faul and daughter, Miss
Hattie Faul, of Council Bluffs are the
lgeusts at the Frank Faul home in
this city this week.
The Ladies' Aid have changed their
meetings from the third to the fourth
"Wednesday and will serve rgular sup
pers at Is cents commencing June %.
Mr.. Nugent, the agent of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union, is in Deni-
son this week for the purpose of estab-
Fishing Sunday schools throughout
Crawford county.
Mrs. Lottie ID. Ley, who, has been
spending the winter with her daugh.
tier in Omaha is in Denison for q
few weeks visit with friends before
she leaves for her trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell returned
on Sunday from their winters sojourr
lat Los Angeles, Cal. Their many Den
lison friends are glad to see them home
lagain and in such excellent health.
Mr.. Fred Heiden returned on Sun
day from a six weeks treatment al
Hot Springs, South Dakota. We are
Informed that he is much improved
1by the treatment and is on the roat
Ito recovery.
p ]. Farrelly had the misfortune o
having his foot badly poisoned las
week by cutting 1t on piece of barbet
wire. He is much improved at pres
|ent. and by the use of crutches is abb,
to be about again.
Mr.. Patrick F. Lynch of Vail ask
t THAT the statement in last weeks Val
correspondence in which he is said t.
be in a hospital in Denison undergoin,
!, treatment for rheumatism be correct
!. led. Mr.. Lynch says he never enjoye'
> better health than at present.
James Williams, formerly residen
!. of Denison, is back here on visi
/ among his old friends. His home q
+ lpresent is at Pawnee City, Nebraska
Time has certainly dealt in friendl
i way with Mr.. Williams, for he look
but little older than when he left here
in the neighborhood of quarter q
Ia century ago. His friends are d
lighted to meet him and are enjoyin
his return to DeGison.
To come home with nice big SUI
of money would tickle any one. Esp,
: cially is this true of Herman and En-
= Jocks, who were on the Chicago ma
ket with four cars of steers consigne
y Ito the Lee Live Stock Commissio
e Company, and had their bank accoul
e materially increased through the goo
l. work of Dick Lee, who sold the
cattle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-25
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