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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
NEWS OF DOW CITY. |ALL ABOUT DEL0|T.

Otto Crandall went to Omaha Satur-
day to visit his parents.
Mrs. Chas. Rainwater, who has been
very i'll for some time is very much
improved.
VIM. Butterworth and wife and twins
from Charter Oak are visiting relatives
IN our city.
Mrs. Ronnie Petit and family have
moved into one of the Hillas houses,
recently vacated by Mr.. West.
Mr.. Chas, Pratt was visiting among
us again. His home is at Crescent, He
is looking looking up location here.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson and her
sieter Mrs. Virgins, of Denison, were
down Saturday to attend the recital at
the M. E. church.
Miss Kaninger, of Council Bluffs,
came up last Thursday to visit with
her sister Mrs. j. Il. Spence She re-
turned Monday.
Monday afternoon our schools were
dismissed in respect to Miss Scott's
father. About fifty of the pupils at
tended the funeral in a body.
Last Saturday evening a few of our
citizens held d caucus at Greene's hall
for the purpose of nominating two
candidates for school director OF the in
dependent district The two outgoing
men, Messrs. Baker and Black were
re-nominated.
Our town did very lively business
Saturday, and in the evening it was
made livelier yet by about thirty Of tile
| Denison college people who came tC
hear Miss II. Anna Qainby's recital
They whoopea it up for Deaison il
| high style. Come again.
| Died. MI. VIM. Scott died last Sun
day morning at seven O'Clock. He hat
been sick for some time past, and hi!
condition seemed critical from the trst
He was born in Canada in 1881 I'll,
leaves nine children to mourn his loss
his wife having died four years ago
Mr.. Scott was the father of Miss Scott
, a teacher in our school, and of iona
than Scott, the blacksmith. Mr.. Scot
has always been a rugged and health.
man, and one would have thought hi
days here to be many more. The chill
dren have our sympathy in their be
reavament. Funeral services We're he'll
at the NJ. E. church Monday afternoon
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
GOODRICH GOSSIP

I'll. n. Shell and Farley Spence are
busy putting up ice.
The corn-s shelters, Cose 81 Johnston,
were Smelling corn for Elmer Cruzan
on Tuesday.
The same old fight was on in district
No. 6. The candidates were j q. Phil
lips and John Hanson, with victory
for the former.
The Fink-Johnston law suit, which
was to have been tried on Monday, was
postponed until Thursday at II O'Clock
at Jas. McKim's.
School meeting in district No. re-
suited n a tie vote. One of the candi-
dates was Bert Woodruff We failed
to learn the name of the other gentle
man.
Allen Johnston has moved onto his
new place. Glad to welcome staunch
Republican like asr. Johnston back into
Goodrich. as so many have been NOV
ing away
j G Phillips slaughtered beef for
MIS-. Anderson last Friday. BY the
way, Mrs. Anderson has SIX stalwart
young sons all of whom are republican
voters-a thing any mother may be
proud Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
HAP PEN|NGS AT VAIL

Ex-sheriff Seymour was a Vailite
Monday.
Attorney O'Connor was Denison
caller Monday.
Sam O'Hare Sundayed with his
parents in Carroll.
Miss Maud Paine was an over Sun
day visitor in DeniSOn.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell of benson spent
Sunday With her parents,
Mrs. S. Hulce and son Tuck were
county seat visitors Saturday.
The Misses Leny Nelson and Alyce
Whiting were Denison visitors Friday.
Ed. Mcnamara of st Louis is visit
or at the home of his uncle, p. Nortan.
Miss Bessie Haas Sundayed at Car
roll with her sister, Mrs. John Clement.
jeff, Hoffman returned Saturday
from two weeks stay at the Wright
hospital in Carroll.
Schools opened Monday morning
after being closed week OH account of
the diphtheria scare.
Daniel Manning shipped his house
hold goods to Omaha Monday where he
will make his future home.
Alfred Wright was a business visitor
to Des Moines Friday and also to visit
his friend, Lua A. Fanske.
Miss Glennie Paine returned Sunday
from Chicago where she spent two
weeks studying spring styles in milin-
cry.
Miss Annie Norton of Davenport ar
rived Sunday, called by the illness of
her brother, Frank at the home of Pat
McCarty's.
Joe Casey, the accommodating clerk at
Ryan's drug store, went to Des Moines
Monday where he will take an exami-
nation before the state board of phar-
macists.
j. 2. Dauherty, the new barber, NOV.
ed his household goods from Dunlap
Monday and will occupy the place re-
Gently vacated by Chas. Fitzsimmons,
MIR. f. having moved into the house
formerly occupied by Daniel Manning.
Miss Daisy Wood and Mr.. Frank Et-
Eel were married Monday morning at z
O'Clock, Rev. Murphy officiating. Mr..
Joe Casey and Miss Name Etzel were
best man and lady. These young PEG.
pie have many friends who wish them
we'll.
No new cases of diphtheria have
broken out except one at the Pat Nc
Carly home. Frank Morton was taken
down last Thursday and the family
quarantined. The case is only a mild
one. Those at the Short home have
greatly improved and are considered
out of danger.
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NO Damages For Cattle.

Fort DODGE, Ia, March 4.-The suit
Of j. Mcnamara against the Mason City
and Fort Dodge road was decided in
Clarion yesterday for the Mason City
road and the costs assessed against the
plaintiff. Some stock belonging to Nc
Namara was killed on the crossing last
September by the company 'slengine and
plaintiff claimed heavy damages on the
ground that they were killed within the
right of wav,
The Iexas house OF representatives
has Endorsed by resolution Congressman
Bailey's action on the unseating of
General Wheeler.
Adjutant General Corbin has issued a
statement that the total deaths at Gam
Thomas were 341, or one half of Der
cent of the troops.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07

Elmer Laughery came over from
Charte, Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Newcom were
Denison visitors Monday of last week.
Abram Galland moved this week in
j. Worley's house vacated by Eugene
Brogden.
l.. Riggleman and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of another son who
came last Friday night.
School election was quite exciting in
in this neighborhood, aud a great deal
of electioneering was done.
The first of March was busy day,
and people improved it by moving and
changing places of residence.
Miss Leatty Tucker visited at the
home OF Mrs. Flint in Denison Monday
night, returning Tuesday morning.
James Mcmillan has moved into mis-
new residence, and is now living at
home and boarding at the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Dobson and Char
lev Riggleman of Sac county were at
Deloit over Sunday. returning Mon
day.
Eugene Broeden is building a neat
little residence in the north part of
town and will soon have it ready for
occupancy.
John Dobson and family moved back
to their old home in Deloit last week.
| We welcome this estimable family to
our midst.
Mr.. nalberg, our enterprsing mer-
chant, was getting lumber on the
ground Wednesday for a new dwelling
house. He will locate near the store.
A special meeting was called Tuesday
night to accept new members in the M.
w. A. lodge, The members of the
Arlon lodge accepted an invitation to
be present. An oyster supper will be
provided at midnight.
4 Elder III. Smith, of Lamont, one of
the Twelve in the l.. ID. S. church, and
a great missionary, will occupy the L..
ID. S, pulpit in Deloit next Saturday
evening and Sunday at IL a. m, and
again in the evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
School election Monday was called to
order by N. III. Brogden. Elmer Laugh-
cry was chosen chairman and George
Thompson secretary. James Mcmillan
and VIM johnson were elected tellers,
after which an informal ballot was
taken. Those nominated for school di-
rector were N. III. Brogden and Scott
McKim. There were AZ votes cast.mak-
ing a very close run for both parties.
! % votes we're cast for N. I'll. Brogden's
re election and 90 for Scott McKim.
Mr.. Brogden invited all those present
to Halberg & Turner IS store, where he
treated them royalty.
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COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR REvIEw:-I wish publicly to
protest against the action of the city
marshal of Arion. He has taken upon
himself to shoot the dogs running about
the streets, but in doing this he dis
eliminated as to who was the owner of
the dog. The carcasses were thrown
into Kelly hog yard and he was forced
to order them taken away. Even then
they we're not buried but are now in an
open field and liable to become NUS
ance to the community.
A. CHRIsTIANsEN.
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CHART Err OAK CHATS

Broaer Jacobsen was at Chicago Mon
day with stock.
w. w. Cushman was doing business
in the Oak last week
E. A. Abbott is visiting his son, E.
g., at MaIshalltown.
VIM. O'Brien returned the last of the
week from Nebraska.
Mrs. J. J. McWilliams was visiting
friends at Ute Friday.
Miss Stella Adams is spending few
days visiting at Mapleton.
G. HI. Weed was to Chicago Monday
with 5 car loads of cattle.
A stereopticon entertainment was
given In the hail Saturday evening.
Frank Brewer returned Saturday
from few days visit at Des Moines.
MIR. and Mrs. Butterworth visited
over Sunday with relatives at Dow
City.
w. w. Brown was down from Maple
ton the first of the week greeting
friends.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford is at Chicago
this week buying her spring millinery
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wertz returned Satur-
day from visit with their daughter at
Council Bluffs.
b. Y. Nicholson, the butter and egg
man of Denison was rustling trade in
the Oak Monday.
VIM. Antrim started for Colorado the
last of the week and will bring back q
compile of cars of horses.
Rev. Carson of Dunlap preached two
byterian church Sunday.
Miss Maggie Tierney returned the
last of the week from an extended visit
with relatives at Clinton.
Miss Lille Jones started for Denison
Sunday evening, where she will attend
the Denison Normal school.
NJ. Z. NOTES.
The pastor presented the matter of
the benevolences to the congregation
last Sabbath morning and the people
responded nobly. Our benevolences
will all be met in full.
Subject next Sabbath morning in the
M. E. church: 1.-The Moral Young Man.
Evening, the Children's Home Society
will be represented by the district
superintendent. All are welcome.
The official branch of the Sabbath
school will meet once a month in the
III u y TO help the superintendent to lay
plans to m axe the Sabbath school more
"i a -uccess. The school is in coed con-
ditlon and doing effective work
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AN ARI0N LETTER.

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Rev. Kennedy was too i'll to preach on
Sunday.
Sheriff Bell was in town on business
Monday.
Ed. r. Green made his usual Sun
day visit in town.
G. N. Copeland was called to Boone
on business Wednesday.
Miss Annie Baggett was visiting rela-
yves IN town the past week.
The Misses Ruth and Gala Richards
We're calling in Dow City Saturday.
Dan'l Cruise moved his family and
goods out Willow township on Monday.
DIR. l.. M. Coon and Clyde Huffman
were in Dow City and vicinity on Fri
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. w. Coon on next
Thursday.
| Oscar Goodrich was in town Monday
looking up the sale of his property to
the Central.
| Jim Butler and Miss Annie Henry
were married on Sunday. We have not
learned the particulars.
The Max LYMAN stock of goods were
sold i'll bulk at auction last week to a
dry goods firm in Omaha.
Mrs Q. M. Underhill is still laid up
from her fall on the ice and o. M. is
taking his turn at la grippe.
Morris McEIenry Jr. and wife and
Miss Meta McHenry were visiting
grandma Downs on sunday.
School election was held on Monday
aud n. z. Underhl was elected sub
director for the ensuing term.
Don j. Butler,los a horse on Sunday
by strangulation. 1t rolled into well
while the halter was tied to a post OF
wagon.
Jas Raynor has moved into the house
of Mrs. Roulette and the Henry famil,
, will occupy the Raynor house which
they have purchased.
The city council met on Monday t.
consider the advisabilitv of bonding the
town to put in water works and i'm
prove the two parks.
@. EsClaIk arrived on Tuesday morn
ing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, his ole
home where he has been making a Wis
it. He will spend a few days with hi
, sister Mrs. DR.. Coon.
VIM. Scott died at his home west O
3 town on Sunday morning. Funeral wa
held on Monday afternoon. Quite
, number of our people attended, al
t Though the weather was very cold.
On Monday the board of appraiser
for the Central met in Arion to asses
!, the value of tie brick plant of job,
!, Golf and the Quaid property. In addi
: ton to the regular board the followin!
: gentlemen were chosen as having ha,
: experience in the brick business: III. C
4 Laub, G. Green and L. M. Coon.
:. Our banker Mr.Mourer has purchase,
the hotel Richards and will move it t,
: the corner of End and Main street
t where it will be rented as hotel. W.
understand Mr. Mourer will fit up tn
t southeast corner of the building as
: banking house. This will be a desir
: able location for both bank and hotel
r as it will be between the depots an,
t the two public parks with the store
and other business houses on either side
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
Iowa and Nebraska Brickmakers.

Sioux CITY, March 3.-The joint con
vention of the Iowa and Nebraska
Brickmakers' associations closed this
afternoon. The-next meeting probably
will be held at Mason City, la. Reso-
lutions were adopted by the Iowa meet
ing calling for experiments and tests of
the clay of Iowa to be carried on at the
state agricultural college at Ames for a
furtherance of the development of the
industry.
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Church Notes.
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LUTHERAN.

There was baptized. March / in Den
ison township, Aug. Christian, child of
Christian Snhr and Maria nee Odefei,
witnesses, Paul and Sophie Thomson
March ., Mr.. VIM. Benningsdorf of
Nishnabotny township. to Miss Doro-
thea Chr. Wamser Of Denison, witness
ses, Henry Mundt and Dora Schneider.
There were married at the German
Lutheran parsonage, Rev. F. Lothriug-
er officiating, February %, Mr.. Julius
Z. Behrendsen of Hanover township to
Miss Dora S Kropf of Soldier township,
witnesses, Chas. Kropf and Sophie
Behrendsen.
March l. Mr.. Herm III. Kuhlmann to
Miss Jeath f Rohde, both of West
Side, witnesses, John Kuhmann and
Elizabeth Rohde Likewise, Mr.. Fred
VIM. Evers to Miss Joachlne III. RAIN,
both of Goodrich township, witnesses,
Paul I'll. Stueben and Emma Rain; al
so Mr.. John Christ Schneider of Deni-
son, to Miss Sophie u. Boettger, OF OF
ter Creek township, witnesses, Adolph
and Rose Boettger and Dora Schneider.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet to-
morrow, Wednesday, at 200 O'Clock at
the parsonage.
| Miss Hattie McWilliams has been at
| ()nawa in atfopdonco npon tho onp, vo;t
tee to arrange for the next district con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor
societies. She is the very efficient
superintendent of Junior G. r. work.
The attendance and interest of the
service on Sabbath morning was well
maintained though cold weather dimin-
ished attendance from. the country.
The pastor preached on the '.Divine
Aspect of Life"-Psalm 56:S. In The
evening the congregation was large and
the sermon was upon the Pleasures of
Sin" An anthem was rendered by the
choir.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
The ladies will hold their bazaar and
supper the week after Easter.
Sunday School numbered 242 last
Sunday. b. j. Sibbert led the singing.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. w. ].
SERVER.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held
this evening at the home of Mr.. o. G.
Prill in the north part of town.
Miss Edith Gillmor entertained her
Sunday School class Saturday afternoon
to the great delight of her pupils.
Prof. Van Ness has in charge the pro
gram for Easter and the Sunday School
may rest assured of good entertain.
ment.
Miss Pearl O'Brien led the Epworth
League Sunday evening. Miss Emma
Robinson Is general leader for March,
Sarah Temple, organist; Allie Sewell.
chorister, and Frank Young usher.
| Wesley Church, Des Moines, is plan
lllng 1Or new parsonage. $1,000 has
already been secured. This great
church has felt the need of a good par
sonage for many years, but was unable
to get a desirable location until now.
Rev. A. E. Griffith is the happy pastor.
1t is with sadness we chronicle the
death of one of our great Methodist
leaders, Rev. A. j. Kynett, d. d. LII.
ID. Secretary of the Church Extensivn
Society. From the organization of this
society 80 wears ago, he has been CON
nected with this great work. He was a
member of General Conference since
1854 and great debater on the confer
ence hoor. A great cedar indeed has
fallen.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
Better Judgment Prevails.

FoRT DODGE, Ia, March 4.-Thomas
Apland, prominent merchant at Kalo,
attempted suicide at his home last night
by taking laudanum. Almost immedi-
ately afterward he repented of his act
and told his wife of what he had done.
A physician was summoned and by the
vigorous use of emetics and stomach
pump his life was saved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
Miner plunses Down Shaft.

DIS MONIES, March :. Russell Moore
met horrible death at the Sailor coal
mii' near Highland Park yesterday.
W walking abort the premises he
fell dow a shaft 2l5 feet deep. He
struck the bottom such force that his
body when discovered was mangled be-
You'd all recognition.
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FROM ALL OVER IL WA


CEDAR RApIDs, Ia, March 3.-Nego-
tiations were completed yesterday by
which Cedar Rapids viii get a 49, 900
auditorium with a seaoAag capacity of
al, # + 0AO
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following list of letters remain uncalled
for in the postofice at Denison, Iowa, up to
March 4, 1899 If not called for same will he sent
to the dead letter office. Parties calling for let
ers please say advertised letters"
John Artes Nellie Austin
Miss Viola Cooksey Mrs NJ NJ Glauding
Mrs Mary Glassburn John Harrison
MIS- Mary M Kothe (2) Dell RhOds
w ID Roberts Ira Springer
Mrs Minnie Taylor Oh Wnitewel
d. l.. BOyNTON. POSTMASTER
~&zEs% save Time ANA Shrink by
e Shipping Your Hogs and
cfy Cattle to south Omaha.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-26

The special election for an alderman to 6l;
the vacancy io the City Couneil was held
yesterday. There were but two candidates,
MessEs. Il. D. Barnett and P. P. Finn, for the
position aad there was little interest and no
excitement. The voters who recollected that
sa election was in progress, went to the polls
and cast their ballots and those who forget
ali about the election did not worry over the
fact that they bad lost an opportunity to
vote Mr. Finn was elected, l4s to 81.
The Sumter Light Infantry made its second
public appearance Thursday afternoon, and
there was an unusually Large crowd out on
the Graded School square to witness the
parade and drill. The square has been clean
ed up and the grass cleared of, and it is BOW
q fret class drill and parade ground. The
company made fms appearance, and ii is
20. an e1aggeration to predict that Capt. Lee
will coon have one of the crack companies of
the State. The Fourth Regiment Band did
not turn ouswith the company, owing to the
absence froln the city olsrionf Ce,ist Dave
Wiuu aud the inability of Cornetist r. K.
Wilder to play his instrument while eucum-
bered with felon on eue of his music-makiug
fingers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-26
Winthrop Scholarship Examine
tiop.

The examination of applicants for the Win.
,hrop College scholarships was held last Fri.
day in the Office of County Superintendent of
Education, J. Edwin Rembert. The exami-
nation begun at 90 o'clock ID the morolng
ard was completed about O'Clock p. N.
There we're o;ae applicants for the scholar
ships as follows: Miss Louise Bsskins, of
Bishopville Miss Tyson Eoglsh, of Bishop.
VILE: Miss Edith McCatcheo, of Bishopyille /;
Miss Ida J. Andrews, of 0swego; Miss Ethel
Carson, Of Sumter; Miss Edna l.: accutch:.
es, of WisacSY; Mics Alice Cooper, of
and Miss Louise Halle, of Beykin.
TIE examination which was prepared by
President johnson, of Winthrop College, was
on the following braRcbes: Geography, Q.
S. History, Arithmetic, Algebrs-throueh
simple equations, Grammar, Spelling, Writ
ing and Composition.
Sumter County is entitled TO i've sctolar.
ships at Winthrop College, sut as there are
DOW two scholarship students who bave cot
completed the course, three scholarships, only,
are to be awarded this year.
The committee in charge Of the examioa.
ton consists of Superintendent CT Education
Rembert, and Messrs J. Diggs Wilder and
q. G. O,teeu, the last two named having been
appointed on Friday by Superintendent,
Rembert, the members of the County Board
of Education, who should have served on
the committee, beiog absent from the city.
The papers of the applicants will be for
wardeI to President Johnson for examination
and the names of the three successful appli.
can,s cannot be ascertained until be announces
the result.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-26
How They Dress In Paris.

Walk along the streets Of Paris, and
you will see 100 simple citizens tricked
out in such guise as in sober London
would make them ridiculous.
5 man poet? Then his hair is in
stantly long, his clothes are shabby and
fantastic, his hat, with its fiat brim,
recalls the fashion of 1880. Is man a
painter? Then his clothes proclaim
that he inhabits A1ontmartre and that
he wanders up and down under the
skinny trees Of the Boulevard Roche
chouart. Is man q journalist? Then
he is what is called epatant and dimes
for reduced price at the Cafe Anglais,
Is a man a deputy? Then the imag-
nation refrains from formula; he has
a brougham, and he is decorated, but
beyond this the eye Of dogmatism can
not penetrate.
Yet, whoever he be, he dresses the
part; he separates himself from the
bourgeoisie by trick Of costume and
gesture, and though no man ever pos
sessed so brilliant genius as the
young Frenchman assumes his love OF
acting instantly marks him out, and
the world is so wisely accustomed to
his antics that q man who would be
mobbed in London marches up and
down Paris unobserved. - London
Standard.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-26
Club Notes.

A.tbe regular meeting oftbe executive COM
nittee of the Sumter Club last Wednesday,
much business of Interest to the club was
transacted. About all of public ncte, how
ever, was the determination to hold a pool
tournament, sometime 10 the near future
Messrs. q. ]. Grover, ". W. ST.
bert and a. N. Sanders we're the
committee sppoioted to take charge. Ar.
raaeements were made with Ar. Y. B..
Phelps to keep the tables and cues in perma-
ueot repair.
The concert comm,ttee has written hr. A..
Gonzales asking him to give one of his
dialect lectures a: the coming August con-
cert. If he consents this ill be veritable
treat. A programme IS being arranged that
will be superior to this nonth's-aa good as
it was.
TIE tonacrial parlor in the club is now in
full blast and is proving great convenience
to the nemters.