The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-20

{ moved into DenlSOn the fore part o
the week. They have been living OF
I farm south of town and their man,
Denison friends will be glad to know
that they are now located in the city
The Misses Verne Stocking, Clar;
SERVER and George Seemann are ex
| pected home from Lincoln the latte
part of the week to spend the holiday
with their parents. They are attend
ing the State University of Nebraska
The board of supervisors are in ses
sion this afternoon for the purpose o.
|opening the bids for the county, bridge
work for the coming year. Up to the
time of going to press the bids have
not been opened.
Mr.. r. A. Green, of Overton, Neb
dropped into Denison Monday for q
visit with friends. Mr.. Green was al
one time a resident of Dow City and
has number of friends at this place
He has been cashier of the First
National bank at Overton, but lately
sold out his interests and informs w
that he will locate at some point in
California.
! On the first page of the second sec,
ton of this issue of the Review will be
found very interesting letter from
DR.. L. M. Coon. The letter was mailed
at Bombay and is full of interesting
things. The Doctor has been very
thoughtful to write these letters for
the Review in order that the people OF
this community may learn interesting
things of the old world.
The Christensen barber shop, 10
Gated under the Broadway grocery,
was sold this week by Mrs. Christian
sen to Mr.. Tracy Meade, of Ionia,
Iowa. 'The deal was consummated on
Tuesday. Mr. Meade will take charge
of the business on the 9th of this
month. He is young man and has
had considerable experience in the
barber trade and no doubt will draw
his share of business. We wish him
success.
The city council held regularly ad-
journed meeting last evening at the
lefty hall, at which time all members
of the council were present. Nothing
Iof importance was done, aside from
granting a petition to Mr. John Klink-
|er to sell intoxicating liquors.. The
other liquor dealers of the city had
previously been granted similar con-
lsents. The general opinion is that the
liquor interests of Denison will not
be affected by the action of the SUI
preme court regarding the Moon law.
Don't fail to get your tickets for the
Oberlin Glee Club concert at the
Opera house Friday evening, Deem
Der 22d. The Oberlin Glee club is
without any question one of the finest
travelling organizations in the country
and comes with an absolute guarantee
or your money back. Every one of it's
members is a trained musician. The
program includes the best classics,
folk songs and jolly college airs. Spec
tally costumed acts replete with mirth
provoking stunts are among the feat
ures of the entertainment. Friday,
December 22d-A holiday treat. Silt
This weeks edition of the Review,
sixteen pages in all, is filled with ad-
vertisements of Denison merchants
who offer bargains and who want your
trade. To mention them separately
is practically impossible, for about
fifty people have advertisements of
some sort in this issue. Study this is
sue of the Review and you will not
make a mistake in buying. Readers
of the Review will have noticed that
each issue of the paper for the past
three weeks has been made up Of six
teen pages we'll filled with home and
foreign news, and all legitimate ad-
vertising. We have turned down a
number of so-called mail order houses
who wished advertising space, prefer
ing to protect our home merchants.
We have had advertising propositions
from some of the larger stores in
Council Bluffs and Omaha who wished
to get next to Denison purchasers. but
we have refused their offers. We have
not been Dragging about the size Of
the Review, but have been giving the
readers their moneys worth and put
ting new subscribers on the list ev-
cry day. We print sixteen pages be-
cause we wish not only to accommo-
date the advertisers, but we wish to
give the readers the most news pos
sible. If we have not done so, our
readers have not told us so, but the
many congratulations that have been
Extended to us is very gratifying. In
our next issue we will have some
thing of interest to our many readers
in the way of clubbing rates.