The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-09
Brenton Sharp Of Dow City was .
county seat caller ON Thursday.

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Brenton Sharp Of Dow City was !
county seat caller on Thursday.
Miss Elsie Randel Of Dow City was
business caller in Denison on
/ Wednesday.
4 s. G. Wright sarted Monday on his
/, regualr spring trip West for the
Crawford Shoe Company.
Mrs. J. w. Miller entertained the
Dix Club ON last Thursday afternoon.
A very delightful afternoon was spent
\ The invited guests we're Mrs. w.
4 w. Furgusop. MISS Grace Meyers and
Mrs. j. C Robinson.
The Times at Charter Oak notes
that Mrs. Or. j. j. McWilliams is
very sick. heart trouble being the
cause. DR.. Murphy, q heart speci-
alist from Sioux City. is attending
her. Her Denison friends hope for q
speedy and complete recovery.
The MARSHALL Commercial Club
has appointed committee which will
have representative in every block
in the city to assist in obtaining an
accurate census next month. This is
an example Denison's Commercial
Club should follow and committees
should be appointed at once.
H. M. Guy has sold his interest
in the Shelby County Republican to
his partner P. b. Brown. who will
conduct the paper alone in the
future. The Republican is one of
the best country weeklies in this
part Of the state and we wish Mr..
Brown success in his new venture.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Harri-
son county have decided to erect q
temporary court house to be used
during the construction Of the new
building. The temporary building is
to be of cement blocks with steel
vaults and will cost $1,000. Il will be
located just south Of the present court
house.
A number OF members Of the Red
men order went to Council Bluffs last
Thursday afternoon and took part in q
pow WOW given BY the Pottawatta-
mics. Bert Harvey. o. ". Wheeler
and Carl F. Kuehnle were among
those going from here and Mr..
Kuehnle was one Of the speakers Of
the evening.
Farmer" Burns, the wrestler has
. match for Friday night at York,
Neb., in which he agrees to throw
a policeman named Finney Of York
and R. J. Rooney Of Des Moines,
one fall each and do both in one hour,
actual wrestling time. Farmer
Burns has many old time followers in
Crawford who watch his actions with
considerable interest.
il w. w. Wheeler Of Shelby county
held q sale Of Poland, China hogs
Hast week and sold thirty-eight head
for which he received 81. 800, in real
money. an average Of s126. 90. In
this sale there were no trades, all the
sales were made for money there
were no notes taken. Mr.. Wheeler
thinks it one of the best sales ever
held in the United States, for ths
kind.
Rev. E. M. Cathcart Of Charter
Oak received telegram from Hon
j. p. Deliver last week announcing
the fact that Rev. Cathcart's eldes
son had been recommends for appoint
ment as q cadet il the naval academy
at Annapolis. says the Times. If til
appointment is confirmed his examin
alton will take place in June. In til
meantime the young man will act al
one Of the census enumerators Q
Charter Oak township.
The little city of Pocahontas up j
Calhoun county, has SONS live Ameri
, can boys. too. The other night the
9 got together and tarred number o
iron ratings on the public streets
"to keep the loaters down. and the
set FIRE to cat. The next mornip
several of them were before Mayo
Starr. and paid $500 each for thei
acts. Denison remembers having
majority Of her business house
L painted red few years ago. an
k some Of the boys ~ are Twin
J here yet.
Mr.. Ed. Ebert of Hanover TOWNSHIP
:. is announced by the Charter Ga
Il Times as q candidate on the Democ
e ratio ticket for supervisor as follows
j. "A petition was circulating in Char
e ter Oak Monday asking that the nam
of Ed. Ebert by placed on the primar
ballot for place on the county board
e Mr.. Ebert went into the canvass
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