The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-14
CONTESTS FINISHED,
Final Count Made and Prizes Awarded
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Contests.
LIST OF THE WINNERS
All but the Review Prize Have Been Award
ed.-Watch for the Further An
nouncement Friday.

All but the Review Prize Have Been Award
ed.-Watch for the Further An
nouncement Friday.
The Review Merchants contests were
decided last night at the city hall, and
the announcements made before the
large audience present at the Relief
Corps supper and social
The following are the winners.
One dozen photographs offered by A.
II. Brown. Won by Carl Richard
Five pounds of candy offered by I. L..
Pease. Won by Harold Romans.
Box OF cigars offered by Geo. Richard
son. Won by Franz Heppner.
$500 SHOES offered by L. j. Kelly.
Won by Alfred Larson.
Overcoat offered by Slime Bros. Won
by Dr.. T. w. CARRIER.
Steam cooker offered by j. G. Wygant
Won by H. Hartwlg.
Cut glass bottle perfume offered by G.
p. Cassaday q Co. Won by DR.. T..
W. CARRIER.
$50 Ladies jacket offered by the Boys.
Won by Harry Kelly.
Eight day clock offered by seemann
Bros Won by Arthur Sahl,
Rocking chair offered by H. FL. Klinker
Won by Miss Ella Ivens.
Smoking jacket offered by Haugh &
Kemming Won by H. Hartwig
Dental Work to the value of IS 90 offer
ed by DR.. T. w. CARRIER. Won by
Mrs. Chas. Bollen.
Silver Vase offered by e. c. Chamber
lin.-Won by j. d. Ravens.
On account of the limited time and
the great number of ballots to be count
ed, the result of the REVIEW contest
cannot be given until our Friday issue
This concludes the contests. They
have served their purpose we'll. The
merchants, as we'll as the winners have
been benefited by them. The REVIEW
thanks the merchants for their cooper
alton, the people for their interest and
the ladies of the Relief Corps for max
ing the closing 5 successful. The next
thing on the REVIEW docket is the
census and directory, and we bespeak
for that your hearty support The
Great and Only is the Great and Only.
DEATH OF MISS ANNA FLAAivE.
Miss Anna Flahive died at her home
il Paradise township Sunday morning
March l2.h. 1899, aged 80 years. The
summons was unexpected, as she had
been very we'll up to five hours of bel
death, which resulted from congestion
of the brain.
Deceased was born in Davenport, la.
and removed with her parents to this
county when very young. Here she
grew to mature womenhood; here sht
was well known and highly respected
here her sudden taking off ELECTED
many feelings of sincerest sorrow.
The funeral was held from the Cath
ollc church Monday, Father Farrelly
conducting the services, which wer,
very largely attended. In his eulogy o
the deceased, FIR. Farrelly paid a we'll
deserved tribute to Miss Flahive's viz
tues, speaking of her as model chris
tian, /. devout Catholic. an obedien
child. a loving sister and good friend
The burial was in the Catholic Gem
etery north Of town. May the sod res
lightly on her bosom.
Miss Ella Casey was visiting friend
in Vail Sunday.
Father Farrelly delivers lecture a
Missouri Valley the evening of the l
inst, subject the ''Triumphs of Chris
tianity.'
Rev. r. Venting is visiting in Den
son, he will return to Council Bluffs o
Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Venting
looking hearty and hale and his man
friends are glad to see him.
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