The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-05-19
The Meeves billiard hall was re-
shinpled this week.

niece who is very ill9oilinsti Dna ~
Denison friends will conlgsrsaatuaateMf.
and Mrs. Frank Cornwall of Chicago
over the birth of a little daughter on
Wednesday, May 18th.
Hon. G. f. Kuehnle and wife we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris dur
ing their Des MoiEes visit. Mr.. Harris
is one of Des Molnes' most popular
merchants.
DE-. Simpson was called to Mr.. h. G.
Saze's on Wednesday to treat a valu-
able colt belonging to Mr.. Sage. The
doctor thinks he will bring the animal
through all right.
Mrs. Frank Woolston and baby are
welcome guests at the r. A. Romans
home. This is the first opportunity
Denison friends have had to see this
youngest scion of the Woolston family.
Mr.. Alfred JOerger, of Turritt, Clio,
has been visiting in Denison the past
few days. He is a friend of. MIR. Will
Seemann having worked with him
while in Colorado. Mr.. Joerger Reports
Willard McAhren as we'll and prosper.
ing.
The Bowman Lumber Co. at Deloit
has secured the services of Mr.. Geo.
Schooley as manager. The company
might have looked far and near and
could not have gotten a better man,
than George. He is thoroughly compe-
tent and also enjoys a very wide ac-
quaintanceship.
On Wednesday man giving his
name as Tom Leonard was brought be-
fore the Mayor charged with stealing
a hat from Haugh " Kemming's store,
which he sold for fifty cents. He ad-
mitted his guilt and was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail.
Farmer Burns, the iowa wrestler, de-
feated ''The Terrible Turk" at Daven-
port on Tuesday evening. The turk
was to get two falls in seventy-ive
minutes, but only succeeded in getting
one fall in forty minutes. Burns at
one time was resident of this county.
The Lake View Resort has changed
hands, sDell' Cummings retiring and
Mr.. d. b. Boush formerly of the Hol-
stein Reporter assuming the manage
ment of the Resort. We wish the new
editor success and he will have it if he
gets out as newsy paper as ''Dell"
did.
Rev. j. W. Carson. the popular pastor
of the Congregational church of Dun
lap, is expected to preach at the Pres
byterian church in Denison on next
Sabbath evening. He has many friends
in Denison who will be pleased to hear
him. He has accepted call to Color
ado and goes very soon to his new
charge.
We reg, ct to announce the death of
Mr.. F. M. Newman, we'll known in
Washington township, who died at his
home last Sunday. MIR. Newman was
SO years of age, member of the christ
ian church. a friend to all who knew
HIM, and his death is regretted by
host of friends. Funeral took place at
Buck Grove on Tuesday.
Mrs. c. j. Kemming entertained the
Coteric club Thursday afternoon. A
profusion of lilacs added their beauty
and their fragrance to the pretty
parlors. The fine weather brought out
a large per cent of the junior members.
and the babies as we'll as the older
members enjoyed the meeting, and an
other delightful afternoon is scored on
the record of the club. Besides num-
Der of town guests Mrs. Lena Ley was
present. Mrs. l.. d. Ley assisted the
hostess in serving choice two course
luncheon. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. j. F. Glenn on June Is.
A man who thinks sham bone is
sweet" was brought before Mayor KEN
ming yesterday. He was accused of
stealing ham from the cellar of Fritz
Brandenburg's saloon. He acknowl-
edged that he had the ham in his pos
session but Indignantly denied the theft
saying that he had just taken" it. The
Mayor was so dense that he failed to
see the different and gave him a fairly
heavy sentence. Even the fellows
threat never to come to Denison failed
to move His Honor. If he had plead
that he had mistaken the location of
the free lunch counter there might have
been some sense in it.
Many of our readers will remember
the railroad wreck which occurred at
Vail in 1897, caused 10y the throwing of
mail sack from the fast train. 1t will
be remembered that the sack was
thrown by the mail clerk and striking a
switch target caused the switch to open
thereby derailing number of coaches.
There is now on trial in the federal
oo,,rt q oaao in uhioh Min Gol1owov