The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-29
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Only eight more weeks until Christ
mas.
w. w. Cushman transacted bushes:
at Dunlap Monday.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford visited relative:
in Omaha Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Laub visited friends il
Council Bluffs Monday.
When answering advertisements ap
pearing in this paper kindly mentor
the Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus PAIL, of Schles
wig, were pleasant guests at the Johl
Rowher home Sunday.
Miss Nora Knutson was over from
Charter Oak Saturday, spending the
day with Denison friends.
". Barborka was business visit
or in FIT. Dodge Saturday afternoon
returning to Denison Sunday.
Mrs. Will Kessler, of Cincinnati
O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Woodruff, in Denison this week.
B. H. Beaman was down from Deloit
Friday afternoon transacting business
The Review acknowledges pleasant
call
C. J. Schroeder of Manning, is a
pleasant visitor in Denison this week
being the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. c.
Robinson.
Rev. and Mrs. James DePree of Sioux
Center are in Denison this week visit
ing at the home of their son, Rev. j.
James DePree.
Hugh Hutchinson returned to his
home at Quincy. Ill.,, Thursday after
a pleasant two weeks visit at the j.
III. Hayes home.
E. Gulick went up to Lake Okoboji
Monday afternoon to close up his cot
tage on Cornwell's Point. He re-
turned to Denison last evening.
The citizens Of Carroll have arranged
a program for the re-dedication OF the
Trans continental route across Car
roll county, to be known hereafter as
the Lincoln highway
The Spirit Lake Herold says that
1880 pounds of buffalo fish were re-
Gently shipped to New York by the
United States Express Company, the
charges on the fish being $444.37.
Review subscribers should not fail to
hand their renewals to their favorite
contestant before next Tuesday as she
will receive more votes at this time
than any other time durig the contest.
Help her win that five passenger auto
mobile.
w. A. McHenry, Miss Abbie and
Charles Seemann leave for Pasadena
this week to spend the winter in Mr.,
McHenry's pleasant home at Forty
Ford Place, where he will be pleased
to meet his Denison friends. Charles
will attend High School and OCCASION
ally run Mr. McHenry's Cadillac.
P. D. Mcmahon and Arthur Cush.
man made a record trip to Omaha
Thursday morning in the Mcmahon
car, making the distance in three hours
and five minutes. The car was taken
to Omaha and will be shipped from
there to San Diego. Mrs Raymond
Conner, Miss Maryanna Sims and Miss
Bernice Shattuck were members of the
party who made the trip, returning to
DenisOn on the evening train
The great Northern railroad brought
into Sioux City, one Gay last week
the longest freight train ever pulled
over any line into that city. The train
was made up of seventy-eight cars fill.
led with potatoes, and three empty box
cars. The shipment weighed 10000
tons and was valued at several thous
and dollars. The potatoes were grown
in the vicinity of Willmar, MINI. and
were consigned to the drought stricken
district of Kansas.
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never know who might be interested
in those very items. Furthermore, un
less you have tried it you have no idea
of the unlimited amount of work and
time it takes to fill the several columns
the Review prints each week. Our
subscribers are improving each week
in the use of the phone. and we are
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