The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-10-26
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lTleHOS III OilaNd SATURDAY.
Wilbur Roberts was up from Dun
lap on Monday calling on Denisor
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ringold visited
friends and relatives at Arcadia over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. U. Wise was up from Dow
City on Saturday shopping and calling
on friends.
Miss Ruth Lyon, of Jefferson, is
guest at the j. wartzenbach home
this week.
Miss Grace Dennick, of Miles, Iowa,
was a guest at the Fred Heiden home
last week.
Hans Lochmiller and wife were
down from Deloit on Monday shop
ping and calling on Denison friends.
P. E. c. Lally, Charles K. Meyers
and J. p. Conner attended the funera!
of Senator Dolliver at Fort Dodge Oh
last Thursday.
Messrs. VIM. Cole, Chas. Laughery,
Scott McKim, r. H. Childress and
John Nestle bush We're down from De-
lott on Saturday transacting business.
We call attention to the notice else
where in this issue of Houston & Bris-
coe of ewes for sale at Laub's livery
barn, Saturday, Oct. 10th.
J. P. Conner left last Saturday even
ing for Chicago, where he will meet
Mrs. Conner and they will return to
Denison the latter part of the week.
Mrs. J. P. Conner is expected home
this week from Mt. Clemens, Mich,
where she has been for the past six
weeks taking treatment for rheuma-
tism
Mrs. L. NJ. Shaw arrived in Denison
last week for visit with her sister,
Mrs. E. Gulick. Mrs. Shaw will re-
main in Denison for two or three
weeks.
r. S. Benjamin has severed his con-
nections with the Bulletin Office and
leaves on Friday for Bussey, Iowa.
where he has accepted a position as
foreman of printing office at that
place.
Mesdames Sibbert, Wheeler, Terry,
| Boylan, Bollen and Sprecher are in
Boone this week attending the meet
ing of the Easter Star lodge, which is
being held in that city. Mrs SprecheT
is a candidate for the office of Deputy
Grand Matron.
The following is list of candidates
nominated, together with the nomina
ton vote of 1000. 4 count of votes
will be made every Wednesday at
1870 p. m. Candidates are requested
to turn in their votes and subscrip-
tons before that time every Wednes-
day.
kidnapped for Million" will be
presented at the opera house on the
evening OF Wednesday, Nov. End. it
will be presented by the Perry Sis
ters and is elaborate with special
y
and dancing specialties. This being
the fourth season is in itself suaran-
tee for this splendid production.
Among the leading events of next
week will be the Queen Esther CON
cert at the home OF G. l.. Voss on
Tuesday, Nov. 1st. These concerts
have a charm of their own and the
people who have attended in other
years will be only too glad to so
young and old. The Circle delights i'll
playing hostess and will give every
one good time. Twenty cents fCl
concert and refreshments. Tuesday
night. Nov. LIST at the c. l.. Voss home.
The Perrys, in Offering you kid
mapped for Million DO so with the
assurance that you will go away say
ing that your time and money were
we'll spent. If you are a lover of good
plays, come and see this one. Little
Perry Sisters will make you forget
your troubles. The Child Wonders in
fancy trick buck and wing dancing.
Mr. Jack King will introduce his Or
iginal limitations of base ball game,
dancing specially between acts. OPP
era house one night only, Wednesday,
Nov 2. Prices 25. 35 and soc.
Watch one of the north show win
dows of Bale Brodersen Co.'S store
next Monday and Tuesday morning,
afternoon and evening. Mr.. +. Z.
Pierce, one of the best sculptors in
America, will carve an exact repro
duction of Barthold's Statue of Lib
erty," from an immense cake of soap
weighing 500 pounds. He will also
arrange display showing the New
York harbor. Brooklyn bridge and all.
During the entire Hot Coffee week
soc worth of pure CASTLE soap will
be sold for 25c: never such a bargain
offered before in Crawford County.
Watch for the Statue of Liberty.