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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17
Mrmoa ia rambaa faritian
tpereSiG!

Sails Wapohtaiamme Serra See
Jus riippui @ol9aton ristiud fofo
mailman ipntein fonittoiana ia
notion Ianfarina buutaa ie on tap
tett, OF falis Iisfo peiffo fuinfa luu'
resti Sumala on meta rafastanut
FUN antoi uinoon Poifonio ipntiubs
rift meib1n ebestdmme iotfa oliIim.
me tDiudmme anioinneet iianfaiffi'
fen fabotufIen. Sumala raffauoes'
tanIa oil min armouinen ettd ran
faiTi oman poifonia iota miotoin
oil Ipnteimme tdboen ettd me bdnen
poifanIa fupleman foutto oIemme
npt ainan %outuaat, OF 'iunattu TO-
minto, peri iota nield nirtailee tim.
TONNE raubofIi @olsataIta ia oIem'
me 10 ppbdsId fasteesfa istutetut
2ristufIen faliiieen Iominto tpDbDn
Iiud raamattu ianoo Sumala ottaa
fen iofa faStetaan lapiefienia Poifa
pufee manburStouoelania ia ppbd
!Senfi ubestaan i~pnnpttdd ia tefee
aiumafiofienia, iiud me ipnnpmme
mailman piban IapIeno firoutien
ia fupleman alaiiino mutto OF fas'
teen Iiunattu betfi iouoin Sumala
fibIaii meta 2ristufIen tpanbursfau'
bella iosta fiblous bettestd %annettiin
nellie mimi muistofii Iiis iisfo ipeif.
TO pitdfddmme tamd alma fauiina
ipbdmmesidmme fosfn nimedmme
maintain etid SumaIa otti meibSt
IapTifienia ia teti fofo %toinoania PEI
riliiefii Ell 9dn poIneIioiaenia tai'
masta anna maan IopIiuenid, fpaifs
Ia me tddud mailman paubinaSia
Jos tarmitoan monenlaiiiaa fiuIaut.
iiua moimotoon perfeIeen ia oman
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17

libamme nieffoufIiua iosto ipbd'
memme poIion Ioa fdrIid Iiud tue
ipbdmemme on min ipnniud iaostiis
tettu ettei FIND mitddn bpmdd oiu,
ie on tulut tuin ldbteetIi iosta alma
pirtoa taifenlaile. bimot ia halut
malta OF Iiunoitu oiiu iionfaiftinen
eldmd Ell riippuuutfaan ipntiiestd IL
bastamme naan neriIestd Sumalan
faritiasta ia t6md autnus ia man
burStaus annetaan nellie ainau 1u,
lana Iabiona fiad meiodn nanburs.
fautemme ON niintuin 1aaStainen
naate. Sos SumaIa tuomitIiii mei'
bdn anIiomme idlfeen min oliiimme
iofa minuutti idpoeuiiesti felpaofpia
belnettiin ia taas belnettiin iits
2ristus on meiodn punbursfautem.
ia tdsId 8ristus ipanbursfoubes.
ia oIemme tdpiin felpaapta Suma'
Ia0e. Slman tdtd 8ristus nanburs.
foutto ioubumme iiantaiffiIeen bel.
petin patmuan. iiud meisId Ell ole
muuto fun iuIaa fuoIemaa itIesIdms
Niin fufa Ell MT ottaifi nastaon
tdtd IabiafIi iaotua fpanbursfautta
ionta Sumala poiasianIa nellie ans
taa tdQd 8ristus manbursfauoeua
puettuina noimme ieiioa mohpana
Sumalan miban pditpdnd SeeIus
Dapabtoiamme buuii ristin puusia:
rie IN tdptettp" SumaIan tpanburs.
tas Iafi tuli tdptctpfii ia ibmisfunta
pddii papaofii ipnnistd iiud Seeiuts
len ppbd fperi muoIi fpnteimme 10.
minnofIi ia n%aulitii meIta firiamme
min eifo Ie ole outuaauista
nastoin tuntemista ia nGfemistd
lisfoa Seeiufie n meresid 5pntinfd
anteetTi niinfun ne tpbeua onteerTi
opot. iiud me paeuamme usfosIa
eifd ndfemiIeSId Iiis Iaomme IauIao
tetidn fansIa: rNiinfuin 10.
raofin iouffoineen punaiieen mereen
'poipui min mailman ipnnit faiffis
neen S%eeiufien fpereen noipui." Niin
ne naipui minun ia Iinun inn.
tifi, mifIifd me niitd fieItd plDs fai.
tpaiiimme. 2unpa faiftimaItias SUI.
tulis plan noutamaan Iunoss
tetut morfiamenia tddItG naipoien
maasta Iinne ifuiien raubon mao.
ban ioSia mprsfpt eipdt fosfaau
,oubaa.
Seiffo usfon nell
Socob 2onsos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17

min ,piboa usfomaiTin fobtaan? Si
foiteltaamme rattaat pstdpdt itIis
dmme, olemmeto usfoSia Seeinffeen,
mai onto meiqd main iofu oma.
manburstauoen fiiltdmd fuori, ion'
ia pariasta fersfailemme. 81 pss
tdpdt faaiit pantaamme pois fai'
min mibo ipbdmmestdmme. ettd TO-
pifimme pbbesid ~joufosia menemddn
pbteen tSerran buoueeieen, fuule'
maan Sumalan Ianaa. 81 robfaiie
ia fpabDista rafas taimaa1inen lid
ianofi poimalla Ypbdn 9enteii faut'
ia faitfien enanteliumiii ia~arnaaiien
1podmmid, ettd he robfiasti naStoin
idrien tunteita iulistaifipat iinun au'
t%uuttaii, ionfa Sind olet poiasIoit
SeelufiesIa malmistanut faifelle fan'
lalle ia tatputa meibdn ipbdmmem.
me usfpSIa nastoon ottamaan iidi'
ief1i pmaflemme omaamaan 9ol9a'
tan iuuret tapabtumot ia olfopn olati
ia latfaamatta tuoreesia muistass
iamme SeeiutIen miilnmeiIet %ianat,
iotfa Sdn ristiad %lauiui: rSe IN tap
tettp". Wtifd ibana ia iuloinen ianos
ma ipnniltd raIitetulIe Fieluue, FUN
Iaa fuuua S~eelutIen omasta iuusta
pield tdndtin pdipdnd, ettd faiffi
on min tdpoeaiI est tdptettp, ettei
Sumaln paabi meiltd MT mitd6n
muuta FUN mstoa III femme iuuri tdl'
%laiienaan SeeiutIen pmotii moriia'
meti.
Spipdsti taos raffaat meIiet ia T.
Iaret Serrasi ia.
ytditd piirii f~oifesia beiftouoesI "a
ptIi Seeiufien pelastama nelienne.
Nestor Wtdfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17
sagpn, Wis.
Glofuuua.
3aae &ilponen.


IrppiIa 9luttoian toimitus ia len
loaia lutiiatunta!
Seripe teiue nsfo %IiIaret ia neliet
SerrasIa. ytpt nosta olen tuuut
tuntemaan Muttaian arnon, fun olen
tddud farmiaa. Gnnen fuin aiuin
Sronmoobisia ia iieud fun oil A
Iuomalaista ieurafuntaa ia taifisia
opettaiat min mind Fun en- ouut mi'
fGdn fiibfonen puolueesta menin
fuulemaan Sumolan iunaa alma TT
ben ~firtfoou iobon tilaii uus mpDben
antoi. Wtutta MT FUN olen eroitettu
Suomi emon Iapiista tdnne farmiae,
Min Ell parbaaua tabboIafaon moi
pddstd fuuIemaan SumaIon ianan
5uarnaa, mutta olen iIoinen fun iaon
Muttaia lebben iofa piitfo, iosta
Iaan pirfistpstd f~ieluleni. Soipon
faiffien Suomi emon lapiien. iotfa
aIupat ndin eraffona tilaamaan
Muttoia leboen ioiue lie Ell mield tule,
iiGd Muttoia on porboin Ianan tuoia
ndin ptIiudiippteen.
SIen eniifertaIoinen tuomoon tnn'
teitoni ilmi leboen palstoiua. Sos
tGmG otetoan moetaou, min tirioi'
tan fpastafin. Gbfd lopeton tdud
fertaa, toirppen tpield rauboa ia rat.
tauttu Iuttaia lebbeIe ia len lufiia.
funnole.
W}arp &riitfu.
Saron, @iS.
&iitoS firieestdnne mrs. &riifust
&irieenne mieIibpndud otetaon ipas'
toan Iuttoiasi ia. Satfafaa oloitet'
tuun iuuntaun paan f~irioittamista
Ieboeuemme. Sos ~jotoin uutta fuu'
Iuu Saronisto min %pietGfdG pope'
rifle ia ldbettdfdd Nuttaiaan ia tun'
teitanne iamoin tultitfaa tdSId leb'
oesid; fitd nartenban Iuttaia on o.
IemasIafin, eta fen fouita tulemme
lite o%utetufIi ia Iaamme tiIaiIuuben
auttaa muita.
Eermeiiet!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17
Sort Wiliam, Ont Gan.
Guinfa SumaIa ipntiien nanburs
fuuttoa?

fuuttoa?
pppbdn fpipd %iinulta ratas Iufiia
tdmdn ~ratfoafIi tulleen Nuttoian
pa!stoiQa: onto IinuIa 10 pmanaIi
Sumalon manburStous, iofa See
IufIesIa nellie faitiae on papaas
no tariona? Wai pppbdttD omaa
manbursfauttoii mabmistaa ia FL.
ben haottaa? Sdrjele tdmd idlfimdi'
men fpIpmps on mieluiiampi, mutta
ebeuinen usfoIe poIion Iuloiiempi.
Sdrfi Ell SumaIan manbursfoutta
pmmGrrd, eitd iitd fuinfa Iiiben tuI'
Iaan. Sdmd Ie painouo fpipmps
ontin taitiqe ipntinid tuntoon berdn.
nellie 5ieluiae. min fauan fuin u.s..
fosIa bariaonnumme ia opimn,e Sa'
ritIon neresId nootteemme poloiies
maan. Wtutta ipield usfomaiI emo
o~uesiafin on tdsid fpipmps iofd
aboistao, iiud Ell ptiitddn ppIp alma
min mabmona usfosia ettei tuo fp'
I1mns eteeu astuiIi.
&uinfo to oeuafin on moboouista
ettG mabbotoin ia %feltpotpn Ipntinen
ppbdn Sumolan eoesid On felpoIs
linen ia monbursfas? 2uuleppa rs.
tdmdni roamatun ibmeeaiIid %ianoio:
vSumaIa on fen iofa Ell mitddn ipn'
nistd tietdnpt meiodn ebestdmme
IpnnitIi tebnpt, ettd me Sdnesid tu'
liIimme Iifli nonburstaubetii, iofa
S.umolon ebesid feIpao". &c on See
Jus &ristus Iiunattu Wnpabtaiamme,
iofa on meibdt autuaifTt tebnpt. 9dn
fiuIausten moittaiona meiodn fiat
Ienamme oil td~poenilesti Sumalan
Notwithstanding tuuliainen, eifd pies
nimmdsidfddn erebtpnpt, naa nd'
bimmdnfin rabbun pnolestamme
tdptti. Seems buuii ristiad ernen
tuolemaania v&aitti on tdptettp"
So mield ipodn merenId antoi puo.
taa tobistufietIi ipnteimme iomin'
nosta. Sdn antoi benfenId iieIuiem'
me lunostus binnofIi. 8uolemon ia
beIpetin n~pittoiana nouIi plDs bou
basta. gtpt FAMINE ~usfos'a See
Iufieen turmoten fulfeo nolmisto tie.
I'd .ddud armon oiosIa Sa maalli.
fen matfamme pddtettpd iidiien fuo.
lon n%oittaiona tupn ppbitetpn bau'
ban foutta tailpaon iloon pddiemme.
Siud bauoastu Seeius meibdt nil
meiiend pditpdnd plDs berdttdd.
Raftaat pstdmdt, iptfa uutlaafii
tula tobbotte, dlfdt Ietoittato omao
manbursfouttonne SumaIan man.
bursfanteen. 2uulettefo omina bps
ipiQ6 tDin6nne outuutta anIoitIepans
ne! Se 1odstuttda Tumolan mans
b%ursfauben ia Sumolan firous pD'
inn bdnen pdaadnId ia Iaa tuomion
iofo omaa monbursfauttonIa ppptdd
&c on muuttumoton
totuus, ettd usfo SeeiufIeen meiud
tulee eniin ola, iosta Iitte pasta
puotaa lie tpDt, iotfa SumoIoue Eel
paa. Ndmdt tpbt Idbtee Iiaoin rats
ppban Sensen noifutuf.
iesto. puuttee uiinubesio, ioto meis.
I'd I%ittenfin mieIa ilmenee on meiud
iofopdimdinen onteefTi antamus Sees
Tufiesio, iobon turtpoomme Sdnen
tdpbeuiiesId panburstoubesioan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17

Sierra itIe meitd fuittia auttafoon.
-JeeIus meta autuaatIi tebnpt on.
WielG Iopufli pppodn laulua ~
bdmeni raffaot terDeiiet faifile Mut'
taion lufiioiae. Gtenfin ipaimoueni
ia l%apIiQeni, iotfa onat Suomesla
ia ioitten fdteen tiebdn tdmdn Mutta'
jan meneipdn.
Nditd piirii
Gaue &ilponen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17
Gle, @is.
Glofnuua.

9lpLlluuu.
MuiStui mieleeni lie miimeinen iub.
la, ionfa Seeius pitt opetuslastenlo
fansia SetIemanen prttitorhosfo. 81
firioitufiesIa mainita mitddn fiitd
fuinta loistanat ia tpiebdttdnGt ne
plipot. Sanotaan paan Sumalan
poian taisteueen tnSfan fansia, eta
biftpiIarotein olitpat fuin ,pelipiiordt,
iotfa 6dnen ruumiistoan putoIipat
maan pddue. Wteiodn fpnteimme
tdboen oil Sdneud min fuiri tusta
noioafieen iuooa len pibon faItin
ioto meitd nastaan oil ia leppttddt'
tenid SIdn nihan meitd fobtoan. &c
eli oaut leifin tefoa.
Mutta, fuinfa ne iublanieraat Tess
tipdt faifen tGmdn?
Ganotaan fGpneen uneIiaifIi, matt
Ia SumaIan poita fdni BETA alma
pdbdnpddstd b%erattdmdsId ia muis'
tuttamasia, ettei ole aitaa IepGd'
mddn, fiud Sbmiien poifa a%nnetaan
,pibouisten fdIiin. go, fuinfoban
mabtaa meibdn laitamme ola tdnd
aitaua, meibdn iublisIamme? Wtab'
taoto meta nield uneliaiiuus pat
mota? Soubammeto buolia tebtd'
m%dstdmme, ionfa Sumalon potfo
idtti nellie toimitettapaff2 81 ole
aitoa bausfutteIemiieen, Jos Olfd
tuIee fntIomoan, mitd olemme tot'
mittaneet. 2DptddfD meibdt nuffu.
mosSd, Jos Min topabtuu, ituoin met
odt buffa peril. 81 ole endd aitaa
nalmistamiieen. 81 outo Iitte ibmiS'
spiiIaus, toimi, eifd iuuri iufu, fuu
tonotaon: ,Soimita talos, fiud II
MIN pitdd fuoIemon ia Ell eldmGdn.
gtiinpd fuuIuu q. ianosia: r9llfdd
otto pimepoen, paan malfeuoen
Iopiet pettdin teitdnne. 9llfdd oIfo
oIouiiet pimepben bebelmdtt0misid
t5isId".
&pudpd oliIi bousfa fuulo, jos
potioot npfpaifana min robfeasti
moiIinat t%unnuStoo, fuin neliemme
opostoIi Yaamoli: pSenrotfaat rat
faat meliet minua ia fatiofaat niitd,
iotfa Min tpoeltapat fuin me teiue
eEfuma olemme." Wutto moi iuur'
ia furfeutta, npfpoiaua OH palion
JeIaa5ia fristitpitd, iotfa eipdt fdrii
fuaeuutiesta mitddn pubuttapan,
usfoaa maan tuIefpat aitoibin. Wfut'
to Ell SumoIan Jana min ndptd.
Stis fpaImiina, usfoSIa fpnlppot'
NJ W}e glfddmme obottafoomme,
Odd IaIibin fitte me fansiania mpSs.
SIoua famine ia iidti riemuita field.
Spbdmmeainen ierpebbps faifiue,
iotta iobeuiIeno ipbdmeud Seelusto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17

iemraatte, tdmdn murbeen laafion
poiffi.
Siis, Serran baltuun!
g. Sebto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-17

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
Little One Passes Away.

On Sunday occurred the death OF
Russell Mcclellan, the eighteen,
months-old son of James Mcclellan, of
this city. The little one had been
suffering for some time with scarlet
fever and the disease was more than
the little body could endure, death
coming as relief from it's long suffer
ing. The burial took place on Sunday
afternoon at Oakland cemetery, where
the body was laid to rest by the size
of it's mother, who departed this life
only a few weeks ago. The burial
services were under the auspices OF
the Woodmen and Redmen lodges. The
heartfelt sympathy of the entire COM
munity goes out to the bereaved faith
err in his time of sorrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
CURRENT EVENTS
CLUB IN BANQUET
CONTINUED from Page One.)

and closed with the hope that the
treasury might never be empty and
opined that such would be the case
so long as they had Penney.
The friends were denied the pleas.
ure of the final toast, "The Outlook, "
since Mrs. Wright was unable to be
present. The toastmistress in closing
the program made few bright re,
marks, using almost exclusively the
names of numerous periodicals and
extended choice good wishes to the
company. Mrs. Jensen is splendid
tOastmistress and Mrs. Penney GER
tainly arose to the occasion in taking
her notes and using them with such
fine effect. 1t all shows that the Cur
rent Events club is composed of WON
en- of brains and talent and no won
der strong men shake when appear
ing before such an assemblage.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
Public Sale.

Having decided to quit farming and
move to Denison, will offer for sale
at my farm 21a miles northeast of De-
lott and one mile east and AZ miles,
south of Kiron on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1911,
Commencing at IL o'clock, the follow
ing property:
Head of Horses geldings, and
S years old, weight about 5000 pounds,
good strong draft team; 2 sorrel
mares coming and years; buck
skin mare coming 5, and 1 black,
mare coming 8.
II Head of Cattle-6 cows, 2 giving
milk and coming fresh soon; 3 2
year-old heifers; 6 yearling heifers; 2
sucking calves.
IA Shoats.
Machinery Deering self binder,
in good condition, l Deering mower, g.
section harrow, disc, 3 cultivators, l
corn planter with so rods of wire, l.
self dump hay rake, hand corn she'll
err, l 16-in. stirring pillow. Gorham
seeder, 2 lumber wagons, l hay rack, l
two-seated buggq, top buggy, almost
new, sets work harness, 2 sets fly
nets, 1 hay carrier and cable, l hard
coal burner, shovel, spade and numer.
Gus other articles.
Grain-100O bushels of the Late Side
oats. Parties wanting seed oats
should not overlook the good qualities.
of these oats. 400 bushels of corn.
FREE LUNCH AT 1900 A. M.
Terms: Ten dollars and under, cash.
Over that amount one years time will
be given on approved bankable notes
bearing per cent interest from date.
MRS. LAURA B. NIXON.
E. E. Clauson, Auct.
M. e. Jones, Clerk. Git
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
TRUSTEES MEETING IN MARCH
A Meeting Of the County Trustees is
to Be Held About the
Fifteenth of March.

w. c. Rollins, secretary of the
River to River" Roads association
has written Prof. Thos. A. MacDon
nell, of Ames, urging him to be pres
ent at the meeting of the Crawford
county trustees, which will be held
about March 18th. Mr.. MacDonnell
is chief engineer of the Iowa State
Good Roads commission. Mr.. Rollins
will attempt at the coming trustees
meet to organize Good Roads asso
citation taking in the entire county
Three men in each township will be
appointed to see that weeds and OBJ.
noXious distractions are taken from
the highways and many other matters
will come before the meeting.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

The following. marriage licenses
were issued at the clerks Office dur
ing the past week:
Feb. 22-Scott Fouts, Carrie Ten
eyck
Feb. 23-Henry J. Rath, Christina
Petersen.
Feb. 24-Hugo WellenGorf, Ella M.
Friedrichsen.
Georgia Wade Mcclellan
Feb. 2S-Henry Meyer, Marie
Bramstedt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

Carl Richardson, of Lander, Wyo.,
arrived in Denison Monday evening,
called here by the serious illness of
his father. Carl is employed by the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany, and tells us that he likes his
work there very much. He has just
been made manager of all the ex-
changes in the northern part of Wy
oming. This speaks we'll for Carl, as
he has only been in their employ
since June. His many Denison friends
are glad to see him again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

The Birthday Club" social organ
ization composed of some thirty young
members, surprised their friend, Mrs.
Hassett on Tuesday afternoon, when
the members of the club called on her
with we'll filled lunch baskets and en-
joyed very social time in visiting and
doing justice to the sumptuous din
ner. At intervals during the afternoon
instrumental and vocal music was
rendered to the enjoyment of all pres
ent. The out of town guests were
Mrs. O'Meara, of Manila; Mrs. Joe
Bauman, of Buck Grove; Mrs. Ed
Mesenbrink, of Dunlap, and Mrs.
Thos. McGrin, Jr, of South Dakota.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

The city fire department was called
out Monday to extinguish small
blaze at the home of Richard John.
son, which is located on East Chest
at noon, but the fire was eXtinguished
before the fire department arrived on
the scene There was not much dam.
age done by the flames, which were
caused by sparks from the chimney
falling on the roof. Mr. Johnson esti
mates the damage at about $500.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
CONTRACT LET TOMORROW
The Board of Supervisors Will Meet
Tomorrow to Award Contract for
New County Home.

Tomorrow is the day set for award
ing the contract for the erection OF
the new county home, and the board
will undoubtedly be kept busy looking
over the many bids. Aside from To-
cal parties there will undoubtedly be
a number of outside bidders. The
plans and specifications call for a
building costing $4,000.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

At the time we go to press we learn
that Mr.. George A. Richardson still
remains very low.
In another column will be found
who intends moving to Denison. The
sale will be held March 18TH.
B. J. Sibbert and family have tax,
en- temporary quarters with the Carl
Gronau family, the Andersons, who
purchased Mr. Sibbert's home, moving
into their new possession today.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL OF INTEREST

r. O. Beane, of Buck Grove, was a
pleasant caller in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Fritz Nusbaum and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives at
Logan.
Mrs. O. M. Criswell was up from
Arion on Friday calling Oh Denison
friends.
Dell Richardson and Charles Laugh
cry, of Deloit, were in Denison on
Wednesday.
DR.. Evans, of Columbus, Neb., visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. George McHen-
ry, over Sunday.
Richard Kinney, Of Vail, was in
Denison Tuesday transacting business
and calling on friends.
Attorney p w. Harding spent sew
eral days last week in Council Bluffs
transacting legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman were in
Charter Oak Monday attending the
funeral of Mr.. L. NJ Jones.
| A. A. Luke was over from Buck
Grove Tuesday calling on friends and
transacting business at the court
house.
Mr.. Gustave Buesing has purchased
the Elmer Brown property in the north
part of the city and will move to that
location in the near future.
Mr. G. L. Phetterplace, of Rockwell
City, who is superintendent of terri
tory for the Fairmont creamery, has
moved to Denison and will make this
his headquarters hereafter.
The Jensen home is quarantined for
diphtheria, Perry, the youngest of the
family, being the victim. His friends
will be glad to learn that his case is
not an extremely serious one.
Editor j. F. Harthun, of the lei
tung, was laid up several days last
week with an attack of the grip. We
are pleased to say that he has recov-
cred sufficiently to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. McAhren and
daughter, Elizabeth, returned Monday
from weeks visit at the L. Goodwin
home in Sioux City. They report hav-
ing had most enjoyable time on their
visit.
John Curry, of Seward, Neb., ar
rived in Denison the fore part OF the
week for visit with his parents. Mr..
Curry is merchant at Seward and
tells us that he is enjoying a good
trade at that place.
Little Lucille Rollins was put under
quarantine last Wednesday for scar
let fever. She has had hard siege
for the past week, but we are glad to
report that she is greatly improved
at the present time, and is now on the
road to recovery.
Miss E. Patterson, returned mis-
sionary from Japan, lectured at the
Baptist church last Thursday evening
to large audience. Her talk on the
subject of foreign missions, was ex-
cellent and greatly appreciated by all
in attendance. Miss Patterson has
travelled extensively, having been in
nearly all of the oriental countries.
At the conclusion of the lecture, re-
freshments were served by the ladies
of the church.
The clerks of the Menagh Depart
ment store pleasantly surprised John
Silletto on Monday evening at his
home in the east part of the city.
They came prepared to spend the
evening and brought delicious lunch
with them. During the course of the
evening they presented John with a
beautiful gold watch, which will be of
great service to him when he COM
mences his duties as mail clerk. 1t
was jolly company that departed at
a late hour wishing Johnnie" much |
success in his new work.
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The board of supervisors are in ses-
sion today and one of the first matters
to come before that body was the pur-
chasing of new surveyors instru-
ment to take the place of the one
used by Uncle Morris McHenry for
over fifty years. An examination of
the old instrument showed that it's
usefulness was over and it will be
1elegated to the rear.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

A deal was consummated the fore
part of the week whereby Mr.. Jacob
Sims will become the owner of the
DR.. J. C. Robinson property on North
Prospect street. This will make a
pleasant location for the Sims family,
who, we understand, will occupy it
in the near future.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

A family reunion was held at the
Daniel Cruise home on Sunday. Mr.
+. F. Legg, brother of Mrs. Cruise
and his son from Rockwell City, were
there, and Mr.. J. S. Green and family
Of Buck Grove. The Green family
are to leave soon for Dakota, where
they will make their future home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
Notice Of the Annual Meeting Of the
Independent District.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fed electors of the Independent Dis
trict of Denison, in the county of Craw-
ford, state of Iowa, that the annual
meeting of said district will be held
at the City Hall, Denison, on the Sec
ond Monday in March, 1911, being
March 10, 1911, at o'clock p. M, and
closing at 6 o'clock p. m. Two direc-
tors will be elected for term of three
years, to succeed Albert Helsley and
Minus Hunt.
The meeting will be open for the
transaction of such business as may
legally come before it, at 2:30 p. m.
Geo. A. Richardson,
9-2t Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

Frank White, of West Side, visited
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
with his uncle, Jos. White, and family
in Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

Have you ever tried an old paint
brush with which to blacken the stove?
If you haven't, you have Joy coming.
Potpie will never be heavy if you
put in two tablespoonful of cornstarch
with the flour.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
College Notes.

On Friday, the Oath, Mr.. John Rich
ardson, state oil inspector for this
district, gave the students morning
address on oil inspection. He
brought his apparatus with him and
showed everything except the actual
testing of the oil, which would be i'm
possible to see.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01

Miss Edna Childress came from De-
lott to take a music lesson. She is
still detained at home on account Of
the absence of her mother.