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S «. Page 4 1 ARION COMMERCIAL CLUB BAN QUETS. 1 1 (Communicated) On December 27th a large con course of invited guests from the Arming community tributary to Arion, assembled at the hall to partake of a banquet furnished by the Commer cial Club to foster and encourage inti mate and friendly relations to mut ually benefit each other and build up not only the town but. also help de velope the whole neighborhood. A splendid entertainment'Waa ^rovided not only in the feast ol things to eat but in music of Sjrt$us kinds. Two different graphophbries, orchestra and other instrumental music, solos, duets^ etc. The intellectual feast was /varied in its nature. "Toasts" A were/ served in abundance, the Rev. ,s| Mr. Wolcott acting as Toastmaster. whorin a very witty manner introduc -r~ ing/each speaker and kept the aud ience in the best of humor. JThe toasts proposed and replied to wre as follows. Anon's Railroad facilities replied to by Mr. Hoke of the Northwestern. Arion's Business Men, by A. A iMiiv 3omad. The Relations that Should Exist etween Farmers, Towns and Cities, Thos. Rae. The Social Life of Arion by Ed Wigg of the Central Railroad, le Relations that Should Exist een the Church and the Commun yMr. Stilson. ie "Belles" of Arion by M. B. .on. 11 of the speakers did well, hand ^.their subjects with ease and icy. Mr. Rae's remarks being 'cularly well received as he show in importance of success in farm ind stock raising to be the basis 1 commercial activity. As the lers prospered, so the business 1 prospered, urging farmers to have respect for themselves and mag their calling as it was the best pation in this county of our's and duty of farmers to patron ome merchants that being jf cardinal principals of sue 'was a very pleasant enter .t. every one feeling grateful of beipg present. The results .wing fromlthis banquet will be seen the near future. HE IS ACE HIGH NOW. Ase Brown felt like a high stepper s" '--day when his friends call we him a birthday sur harming wife had pre 9 lunch for the oc ,nerry-makers had a .ten 01 ineir' esteem. Mr. Brown ms it pays to be twenty-four once in while. 1 1 FOR SALE. forty Single Comb Brown Leghorn jkerels. Thoroughbreds. Inquire Mrs. George Lyon, Denison. one 287. 50-4t us OFFICERS VOTED FOR. Denison 1st ward 86 90 Charter Jtockho) chlesw.. 1 s— 82 °4S I3 hi 61 Denison 2d ward 92 122 105 104 Denison 3rd ward 127 143 153 Paradise 70 74 West Side 79 64 Hanov. 113 72 81 Vail 59 136 64 116 Milford 70 107 72 100 "•oodrich 38 85 37 80 34 1 102 41 A NEW YEARS' WEDDING. (Special Goodrich Letter.) The marriage of Miss Gertrude Leonard and Herman Boiler. b6th of Battle Creek, Iowa, occurred Jan., 1 1907 at the M. E. parsonage Deloit, Rev. Bruce officiating. The young people drove over from Battle Creek to visit at L. F. Morris' on Sunday evening and on Monday Mr. Boiler accompanied by L. F. Morris visited the county seat to ob tain license to wed and Tuesday morn ing they drove down to the parsonage and were made one by the pastor, of the M. E. church in Deloit. Mr. Boiler is one of Battle Creek's fav orite young men and a farmer. His wife is the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Battle Creek. She is one of their best teachers, being a gradu ate at Battle Creek, also she was a student of Denison Normal College. She will be missed by her many friends as she was a favorite wherever she went. The bride was becomingly dressed in white and carried carna tions, lillies and ferns, while the groom wore the usual costume of black. After the ceremony they vis ited Miss Robertson's studio and then returned to the home of L. F. Mor ris where Miss Lovicie Morris had prepared a sumptuous repast for her friends and their gu&ts which were. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cose. Rev. Bruce and wile. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. New ton and Miss Sadie. Geo. Newcom and Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Winey and children. After dinner they spent a short time in visiting, then Mr. and Mrs. Boiler took their departure, stopping over n'ght in Schleswig and returning to Battle Creek Wednes day. They will make their home with her grand parents until Feb. 15, 1907, when they will go to Hallan. Neb., on a farm of his father's. We wish this young couple joy and prosperity. REVIEW'S MARKET LETTER. Furnished by Clay Robinson Co, Well Known Omaha Firm. ,r. 1 .trade was soon over, and conditions Commercial Club for the P«yi-1 Before leaving they Brown and ogany parlor eh«lt ai s: C5 is otJ 92 *H 37 114 34 Nishnabotny 181 164 Union 1~ 130 154 1O6 33 100 200 128 Washington..... 66 80 73 72 136 c9 •a 43 fa M. sa a SB cS ta Boyer 55 55 54 5J 56 49 53 53 51 54 57 58 48 54 51 52 54 Hays 32 99 33 95 32 89 35 90 36 89 31 101 30 101 30 99 36 93 29 Denison ......... 61 61 63 58 67 57 70 55 69 54 64 65 58 72 64 63 58 71 56 71 52 58 75 60 69 67 70 92 4 88 80 196 Tackson. 83 42 'iron 66 138 organ .. •ldier ital- -j 47 122 141 52 84 77 23 7i 62 131 26 110 34 84 20 96 1752 1 *99 227 Tt the South Omaha. Jan. 1. 1907. The Christmas glut to the cattle during the past few day8 ha8 been very encouraging to the people with cattle ready for market. It seems the run of well finished dry-lot cattle is practically over with and Chicago's top sales have dropped around the $7.00 mark or even a little below. The best cattle offered here have held around $5.60 to $5.76: and very few at the latter figure. The cow market has also strengthened up to a considerable degree, and the whole beef market is now even in better shape than before the severe break .{•ten days ago. There has been very strong inquiry for all good stockers and feeders. The western class has been in very moderate supply, and the yards have been kept well cleaned of anything of this sort. Good to choice cattle quotable at $4.25 to $4.60 fair to good $4.00 to $4.25 good to choice light and medium weights $4.00 to &: OOh 09 a 1 14 a 3 to I« as £01 a ?o '•-s tJ3 Jtf ii ^•o 1° O €8 37 100 30 105 30 129 38 113 35 119 41 106 37 115 34 183 144 204 129 197 133 184 168 182 155 185 146 194 136 211 128 73 65 73 67 72 70 63 62 58 87 61 82 66 77 62 81 65 7i 75 71 83 138 143 132 136 143 138 139 138 144 144 140 138 144 130 143 111 164 139 143 East Boyer 58 60 59 59 63 54 68 48 61 54 57 63 50 69 55 63 57 60 59 59 53 116 56 115 59 114 59 121 58 91 92 102 76 79 99 84 93 9i 115 93 121 89 99 113 105 113 75 146 91 127 77 136 69 174 96 167 104 154 113 171 109 120 159 151 126 105 170 118 *59 61 Willow 54 50 59 45 60 43 62 43 60 46 58 48 58 47 57 45 62 43 54 50 58 44 59 45 39 89 125 126 142 131 80 5° 80 42 68 71 60 77 63 76 75 62 59 78 57 86 52 83 56 84 55 88 53 71 68 74 64 85 53 52 62 112 67 114 94 87 65 122 66 115 63 116 67 119 68 82 94 82 95 84 94 89 97 78 107 83 101 86 97 79 105 9i 42 75 40 76 46 .72 44 78 34 90 36 85 34 86 33 85 45 77 47 90 40 125 5i 79 51 80 67 67 69 120 58 130 56 138 71 128 39 1 60 16 93 45 18® jpfr-'. We regret to state that there has been more or less difficulty in the col lection of funds for the new hotel and this has so embarassed the contractor that he has concluded to stop work until the payments are forth-coming. Ample money has been subscribed for all operations up to date but for some reason the payments have been slow. The architect's first estimate was payable Nov. 15th. and was not paid until December, the second estimate was due Dec. 15th, and has not yet been paid. There is no question but that the subscriptions are "good" and that the amount will be forth-coming, but the carelessness of the subscribers in not remitting promptly has delayed the work as the contractor does not care to keep on unless his money is paid pi omptly. While we are not at all worried but that the project so splendidly begun, will be carried through, yet for the credit of the city, we regret being obliged to chronicle the state of affairs as they exist to day. We understand that a few have guaranteed the payment and that the work will proceed as weather permits. Every stock-holder should make it a point of honor to pay his assessments promptly. It lookB as if the editor would have to stay at home this year or pay fare. Just in January For Another Month The reduced Price Sale will continue at The Palace Bakery. C. JUNGERMAN, Prop. All Bakersf Goods at Reduced Prices# Your special attention is called to our Restaurant and to the wonderfiil nobn day farmers and merch ants dinner we are serv ing., If you come once you will come again WMm •1 Vyfc .- TtC»M«- $4.25 fair to good $3.50 to $3.90. The hog trade opened out the week oil a strong basis as compared with the close last week. The bulk Bold at $6.20 to $6.25, with top at $6.30. Clay Robinson & Co. OPERATIONS HAVE STOPPED New Hotel Embarassed Because Sub scribers Do Not Pay Promptly THE DENISON REVIEW, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1907. X, Official Canvas of the Votes Cast at the General Election held in Crawford County, Iowa, Tuesday, Nov. 6,1906. 3 1 •5 So 1 3 8 4 J3 "3 3 a efl 0 i« a "9 I tea 13 80 Si Is I5 142 83 86 87 89 161 39 102 39 97 40 94 41 93 32 106 40 98 32 107 46 91 42 93 36 98 65 74 54 78 37 94 44 137 137 131 121 143 137 130 150 120 101 163 38 54 79 49 5i 84 38 83 42 88 39 100 31 88 41 84 46 88 42 81 48 85 44 91 37 73 21 78 22 66 35 79 23 65 36 72 28 70 31 71 31 60 143 61 136 60 137 32 95 48 84 35 93 40 94 27 107 46 87 63 67 32 98 42 88 2451 1909 2136 1976 2036 2035 2051 1979 2094 1984 2225 1728 2468 1887 2275 1877 2256 1712 2429 1917 2252 2207 1990 "5 241 740 388 76 |li®IWWl!iSii =pw»* 0oo) City. I a it *2 S •o j§ 118 44 76 89 82 130 "5 89 ..•l. :3K£a& Jess Breiftser and wife and little son are visiting with Mrs. Bremser's mother in in Nebraska. Mr. Gardner is spending, the holi das with the Vore family. Guy Whaley and wife and little Harold Reed, are visiting at the Whaley home this week. Mrs. Davis and son Lewis of Panora spent the holidays in Dow City. Prof. Kies is taking his vacation at his home in Minnesota. Mrs. Asa Butterworth and sister Miss Hill, who have been visiting at the Claire Butterworth home, return ed to their home in St. Louis Sunday. Many of the friends from Denison attended the funeral New.Years Day. Mrs. Robinson and daughter Daisy are spending their vacation out of town. Chester Davis of Grinnell was in Dow City this week. Mr. Gable attended the funeral of Bennie Talcott. Mrs. Gable is a sis ter of Mrs. Talcott. Pearl Kiddle of Corwith is spending her vacation at the parental home. Eugene Wiggins spent New YearB with the McHenry family in .Denison. Mr. Harper was a Dunlap caller Saturday. Miss Newman is spending her va cation with her sister in Cedar Rapids. Monday night the Masons will have intallation of officers. Editor Rudd and wife made a flying trip to Ft. Dodge Monday. As a token of their high esteem for their teachers, Mr. Kies and Miss Newman, the senior clasb presented each with a beautiful souvenir spoon. Dr. and Mrs. Carr were down from Denison New Years Day. Mrs. Harding of Denison' was a guest at the Geo. Rae home Saturday. John Laurence is sick with pneu monia. Installation of the officers of the Royal Neignbors lodge will take place Friday evening Jan. 4. The Missionary Society met at the home of -Mrs. Wiggins Wednesday aftrenoon. Leader .Mrs. Hattie Rae. Mrs. Frank McHenry is sick with pneumonia. Thos. Wheelright is quite sick with pneumonia. A quiet wedding took place at the home of Marion Cole Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock. The bride was Mrs. Van Alstine, a sister of Mr. a Sn The Broadway Meat Market a an Ou Is fl (0 a tS fed J3 -a J3 •'J 11 I EH fh 1 I* 65 85 47 100 156 179 212 126 2i6 120 203 122 66 155 *53 49 5» 53 128 139 63 103 22 108 56 76 68 60 98 63 52 78 53 83 50 58 55 74 56 83 45 124 110 123 96 126 67 85 53 96 42 96 113 61 121 89 94 94 92 93 90 97 68 61 130 83 124 81 379 62 62 59 54 "5 59 "3 94 *53 151 131 72 43 100 97 110 64 69 717 86 136 133 153 II5 Cole. We are unable, to give the name of the groom. West Jackso*} H. W. Maynard and R. J. Riley were business callers at Denison Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. John Downey mourn the loss of their infant baby daughter which" was born Wednesday Dec. 26th and died the next day. The fu neral was held from the house Fri day at 10:30 a. m. and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery at Wall Lake. The sorrowing parents have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. John Auen was a business caller at Breda Friday. Lew Kerigan who was operated on for appendicitis at Omaha is getting along nicely. Clara Shupitor of Fairfax is a guest at the home of her aunt Mrs. Katie Dozark. Bernard Killeaney of Stockholm township spent Saturday with R. J. Riley. C. M. JENSEN, Prop.. Has a well earned reputation for the best in tf Ed. Meyers of Guthrie county is visiting with friends and relatives. Olive Craven who is teaching in District No. 3 spent New Years Day with her parents in Denison. Mrs. James O'Boyle is on the sick list. Harrison Maynard who is attending school in Denison, is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Maynard. Mrs. Andrew Dozark is visiting with her mother Mrs. Jos. Pieper of Milford township. A surpise was given Clara Shupitor at the home of her aunt Mrs. Katie Dozark on Saturday evening. Because of the stormy night, only a small crowd was present, but all report a most enjoyable time. Margaret Riley returned home from Denison Monday having finish ed the season at the store. Chas. Richardson ana Mr. Peterson went to Chicago Saturday night with stock. i.y,. a 0 2 2 St li a cS 8 Is ta O Ph 38 IXt 38 107 42 *33 60 118 32 112 197 131 213 121 194 7o 70 66 139 142 136 39 9i 33 97 32 7i 47 *35 192 75 74 84 62 80 68 *35 42 64 41 54 51 54 52 54 '49 53 53 5 5» 54 52 30 96 45 89 65 52 58 56 5~ 62 63 64 61 62 109 114 IOI 109 191 70 87 97 158 71 75 65 110 86 54 37 58 45 57 45 58 45 73 36 42 79 58 81 56 92 86 88 93 76 83 97 5° 71 39 38 94 42 87 52 133 133 1:8 145 134 133 155 "5 »37 59 74 59 71 54 77 50 79 53 79 50 3° 96 32 89 81 20 81 22 82 18 36 89 21 74 86 54 28 "3 76 3?' 217 78 64 66 A 'W Jno. Riggleman and wife of near Deloit spent Sunday at the home of her father. R. J. Riley. A. Waggoner, wife and children of Sac county, E. J. Gunn wife and son James and Grandma Gunn spent New Years Day with G. Gunn and wife. Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Stocked, Meats Hams. Bacon and S"ausage, Bg PROMPT ATTENTION TO PHONE ORDERS & .. :r OB •a t. 08 a t§| •a O W a A cS CO A 2 W a a a 60 65 65 110 120 89 123 72 62 69 69 57 57 43 71 61 66 63 65 60 63 95 94 60 80 72 57 81 112 67 hi 86 98 66 56 79 59 81 98 80 81 38 97 84 38 43 77 86 124 50 47 76 106 82 39 40 126 99 114 156 144 122 146 116 149 121 127 150 163 112 189 64 71 64 86 58 72 63 80 48 84 46 87 80 37 21 81 *32 55 I5I 75 55 79 41 94 37 38 94 39 93 2335 1824 5"l 4 19 77 5? 137 36 1974 Yaii "I Eddie Ryan came Thursday from, Omaha, to spend the hoildays with his father E. T. Ryan who is stillt laid up with rheumatism. Birdie Grover went to her school' near Manning last Saturday. Elsie McAndrews visited friendBk in Vail a few days last week. Joe Cranny returned to Harlan Fri-| day. Dr. R. B. Thompson of Ida Gr spent a couple of days with his fc last week. js L. Hummel was sent to Dunlap Pete Monahan will take his place: the depot as night operator. Mrs. Watts and Miss SlecKta shopping in Omaha last week. Jno. Murphy of Dubuque is ing Rev. Murphy during his vaca Mrs. Ed Levine of Frazier. la visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Dingman. John Kenney left for Sterling. last week to spend the holidays 1 relatives. B. Mitchell and wife visite «. Schleswig last week with their ter Mrs. Kruger. Miss Pound has resigned as of the grammar room of the school on account of poor hei Maggie Gronemeyer has from Arthur, where she has Will Adams is hor for a couple of week friends. Yes No 39 106 33 "3 74 65 72 141 119 172 x34 136 W. F. Mitchell 4 New Year's Day ii Joe Etzel and turned home New their trip to San they went some see Mr. Etzel's er who was da report her very 56 68 67 32 117 43 58 46 34 64 88 "3 53 58 72 61 120 64 123 76 hi 91 91 80 Mrs. Chas. Sioux City. 62 37 85 no 40 79 52 HOLY TRIN 69 Sunday next it Epiphany. Holy Sunday School 9. charist and Sermc church members and the public ha- 43 5° 85 78 89 119 131 123 119 146 81 39 52 85 83 40 83 44 92 43 90 38 24 94 20 81 64 132 104 35 94 39 92 2124 1899 2208 1974 17 52 54 56 137 65 100 40 95 38 40 90 2150 1954 Arth Sidney Jobe of 1 town Monday am papers for the newed his Revii said he was goiiv paper as it speak of that the only a part of 128 100 90 96 4' 94 53 75 36 93 51 74 2164 1871 2230 150 309 176 210 1973 2121 1669 2281 359 1 148 612 I Miss Carrie Butler gave a party tof about twenty of her young friends': last Friday evening. All report a fine time. George Rowley stopped off between^ trains last Friday on his way tc Ames, to visit his folks. Mamie Nicholson and sister Mr Baker drove over from Denison lr Thursday and viBited their Aunt Sarah Long. W. H. Bennett and wife of City are here visiting relatives 1' ', Mrs. Allie Robinson of Boi' visiting her sons north of to""-'' T. J. Hoffman and wife Woodbine last week with man's brother and wife man. 1 Arcnur, where she naB her sister. ed Paine and wife left at Fonda, la., afterf iting Fred home Christmas at the Paine hot Mr. Piefer and wife of I visiting at Dr. Darlings. Mr. Peckenbaugh aw Missouri Valley visited a J: the A. T. Curry home. W. S. Kelly and wife are visiting friends here. Anna May Scrong has 1 home at Britt to spend I! Miss Johnson of Nebrf ing her sister Mrs. C. I Mrs. Ben Wahlien a are visiting in Boone. Mra. Champion of I a couple of days last daughter Mrs. Dougher Mrs. T. F. Ratchfo^ drove out to E. Down town last Thursday Saturday. ar: MisiTlIaggie Short aha last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. Davenport and the Mi Margaret and Clara M( ison spent last Sunda Mitchel and friends. Mrs. Dougherty wet spend New Years, Mrs. Hass is fl O vj with her daughter. Alice Staininger is ison. I I Miss Connor who-fe her sister Mrs. A. 1 for her home in CI: week. Ben White is con account of sickness. Mr. Collins and kota are visiting Mrs. Dingman. 61 80 133 192 *34 *33 186 23 33 95 33 99 35 94 124 135 139 Chas. Fitzimir spent last Sunday The. New. Years some seventy six Everybody enjoyec 80 202 65 64 59 Ed. Messenbrink 0 ed the New Year's Chas. Smutney visiting at home.