The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12
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w. j. Imrie, the horse buyer, will be
at Laub's livery barn in Denison on
Tuesday, January 18th, and wants to
purchase 500 head of good horses and
mules. Farmers who have, horses to
sell should read his advertisement on
another page.
The Reviews cartoon service is
pleasing lots Of readers. The cartoons
are drawn by the highest paid cartoon
list in the United States and are time
ly. We have received many compli.
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and are glad to know that it is appre.
ciated by our readers.
| Mat Walsh, the Chicago horse buy.
er, will be at Laub's barn in Denison
Friday, January 2lst, and is DESTROYS
of purchasing 500 head of horses and
mules. Farmers who have horses and
mules they wish to sell should bring
them in, next Friday Mr.. Walsh is
advertising on page 6 of the first sec
ton.
J. N. Dean. who has been conducting
q photograph gallery, in Depison for
the past ifew years, vacated the Sag.
gau building last week and has stored
his fixtures. Mr.. Dean will leave soon
for Florida, where he will spend the
remainder Of the winter taking motion
pictures.
After conducting the, Merchants
cafe on West Broadway a few weeks,
Mr. Henry Hanneman sold the bust,
ness last week to Mr.. Louie Precht,
from whom he purchased it.. This cafe
has changed hands number of times
during the past few months and Mr.
Precht has figured in the transaction
each time.
Berndt & Lorenzen, the proprietors
OF the Denison Harness company, made
deal Monday with Pautsch Brothers,
purchasing their stock of harness,
blankets and robes. The new firm is
now located in the Saggau building
on West Broadway and opened up for
business last week. Both of the young
men are hustlers and doubtless will
build up good business.
Rev. Boyd is in receipt of a letter
from a lady at Ida Grove who is inter-
ested in boys, asking him to find a
place for two boys to room for next
week SO that they can hear Dr. joys
series of talks. DIR. Joy was at Ida
Grove very recently. Mr.. Sims and
Mrs. Strahan have letters from Ida
Grove also, telling OF the wonderful
things said by DR.. Joy when there. 1t
seems that Denison has scored a big
thing in being able to get DIR. Joy for
the coming week
The Review is in receipt of a letter
from Mr.. A. H. Rudd, formerly editor
Of the Dow City Enterprise. but who
Is now. living at Yates Center, Kans.,
OrdeSing the Review sent to his ad-
dress for another year. Mr. Rudd
writes that his health is very poor and
this makes the news from the Review
all the more needful because he has
20, many friends,in the different parts
Iof the county. He states that he and
his family love the Kansas home. but
are glad to get the news of Crawford
county.
DIR. b. F.. Philbrook will talk before
the Mothers club at the west brick
school on Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock ON the care of children's teeth
and the obligation that parents are
under for the general health OF their
children. 1t is we'll known fact that
many of the diseases of children are
traced to poor teeth and many public
schools and colleges require that the
school children have their teeth exam
ined by dentists at stated intervals to
overcome any trouble which may ex-
list. Every mother in Denison should
plan to hear the talk by DR.. ,Philbrook
tomorrow afternoon.
The McHenry herd of Aberdeen An
gus cattle sold last week to Messrs.
Escher & Ryan. of Irwin. we're load
ed up last week and shipped to their
stock farm. Mr.. John Brown, who has
had charge of the McHenry herd for
the past thirteen years. assisted in
loading the IT'S head Of doddies and
left on late train that night for Nor
way, where he will have charge of G..
A. Tow's herd of Hereford cattle. His
family will remain in Denison for a
few weeks before moving to the new
home.