The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-09

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Jensen, Wednesday, December Z, at
8 p. M, Mr.. Peter Jurgensen, of West
Side, to Miss Maggie Waetje, of Deni-
son, before the witnesses. Charles .,ur.
g-usen and Louise Waetje, Rev G. G.
Clausen. officiating.
There will be no Lyceum this season.
The McKim hall cannot be procured
and there is no other we'll suited place
to hold meetings. A place must be
chosen in which there is a piano, and
none has presented itself thus far.
The sale of lands for delinquent taxes
was the smallest held in the county
since 1856. One hundred and twenty
nine sales were made, thirty seven of
which were farm lands and the re-
mainder of town lots. Only twelve
sales were made of Denison property.
Treasurer Lorenzen has paid out $3.50
for November and $135 for Decem Der
ON account of the Soldiers Relief fund.
This fund is expended by the Soldiers
Relief Committee. 1t is not intended
entirely as q charity, but as a grateful
recognition to such old soldiers as may
be in need.
Several Iowa dailies made ''slug
head" news items from the railroad
news cleaned from last Tuesday s RE-
VIEW and all the Denison papers copied
from the REVIEWS interview with
Judge Hubbard. With singular lapse
of editorial courtesy however, they
failed to give credit for the borrowed
matter.
Francis j. Gable has eXcelled himself
in the Christmas poem written for the
REVIEWS big holiday edition. 1t is
worthy of any writer and we predict
that Francis hasa bright literary future
before HIM. He is a young man of
whom Denison may we'll be proud.
Look out for his poem in next Tues
days great paper.
The Germania Society voted in ten
new members this week. The society
is in hourishing condition. The base
ment of the opera house will soon have
a new cement floor. Billiard and card
tables are already in and Mr.. p. Krauth
is always on hand to take care of the
members wants. This is destined to
be the most popular club in the city.
Bond and Warbasse have just fitted
up a neat music room for the benefit of
the musicians of. the city. The room
will be kept warm and is dedicated
to the free use of the public for rehear
sails of all kinds. Both piano and or
gan will be found there. This firm has
also fitted up an extensive repair shop
and is ready for business in the line OF
musical repairing. Sea their adver
tisement.
Tickets for the Spedon lecture will be
reserved next Monday, December II,
at U. G. Johnson's store. Any one
desiring single fifty cent seats may re-
serve them any time the following
Thursday, as it is necessary to give
season ticket holders the first oppor-
tunity on account of limited seating
capacity. All holders should be care.
full to reserve before Thursday as seats
will be sold indiscriminately then.
Mr.. A. III. Sebern visited Denison
Wednesday, and on Thursday he de-
parted for Lake View, Wyoming, where
he will make his future home. Mr..
and Mrs. Sebern are among our oldest
settlers and have host of friends both
in Denison and Dow City who greatly
regret their departure. The REVIEW
which has been a member of that fam
lv for so many years will follow them
to Lneir western home to tell them all
about the folks in Crawford.
The Penelope club held very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Philbrook Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Philbrook's
ruoofo Mro Won Club, o,>.a &s:.. Jv.,