The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-18

DENIsoN AND VICINITY
DR.. G. S. Leech, New Den
fist, over Bank Of Denison.
Special attention to Crown
and Bridge work.
Kidnapped at Dow City Saturday.
Adolph Stueber has returned from
his visit to Ohio.
j. H. Tamm is in Carroll this after
noon on business.
Miss Grace Brown went to Manila
to remain over Sunday.
L. J. Mighill, one of Lake City's
minister's, is in town today
Mr. Gus Guelck returned last night
from Pasadena, California.
Rev. Allen Judd will hold services at
the Episcopal church Sunday.
Mr.. G.. l.. Dieter and wife of Vail
visited in Denison on Thursday.
w. j. SERVER was attending to bust
ness matters at Dow City today.
Mrs. E. Kruger went to Vail this
afternoon to visit friends and relatives.
Born. on Friday. May 10th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Day, of De.ison, a son.
Congratulations.
Among the prominent farmers in
town today are J. E. Hayes, Albert LEM
and Richard Kinney.
The Vail people speak highly of Kid
mapped as given by the Denison am
atures at that place last night.
Bro. Caswell goes after Bro. Cook
with two column article this week.
1t is a case of the pot and the kettle.
VIM. Mcguire accompanied by the
Misses Lulu Magui-e, Rosa Kehoe and
Ella McAlpin attended the Parochial
chool entertainment last evening.
Rev. Father Masterson of Sioux City
and Rev Father Hetherington from
near Dubuque were the guests OF Rev.
Father Hetherington of Denison this
week.
Mr.. Edmund Howorth flow City
and his brother Daniel Howorth of
Dunlap were in Denison today. They
are always warmly welcomed by their
many friends when they come to this
ciy.
John Mcclellan left yesterday for
Eagle Grove, Iowa, where he has Sc
cured a position as day operator. John
was tired Of night work and is glad to
be working days. We wish him sue
cess and good luck.
Mayor Wilson took pity on poor,
drunk and disorderly, named w. NJ.
johnson this morning and gave him ten
days board and lodging free in the
county Jail. johnson was also working
the snide jewel1y dodge.
Mrs. Mullen, sister of the Misses
Rose and Elizabeth Sarachon, was
called to Nichols Iowa, on yesterday
by the news that her sister, Mrs. Hoo
ley, was dangerous ill. Later word
brings the glad tidings that the danger
is past and Mrs. Hooley much better.
&C. Walters, mayor of SchlesWig,
was Denis0n visitor on Thursday. He
juforms us that a building has been Sc
cured and a school will be started about
the first of June. With an attendance
of forty scholars, Schleswig is surely
getting metropolitan. A telephone line
has been completed from Schleswig to
Ricketts,, Ute and Mapleton.
We notice from the Sioux City Jour
nal that the Chicago Milwaukee &
st. Paul will put on a fast daylight
train to Chicago beginning next Sun
day. 1t will correspond with the
Northwestern's Chicago Special,
leaving Omaha and Sioux City at 6:45,
a. m. The trains will join at Manila
and reach Chicago at 700, p. m. The
train will connect at Madrid for Des-
Moines, reaching there at LOO, p. IN.
An exciting runaway occurred last
evening on Main street. A farmer in
attempting to turn his team around
cramped the light wagon in making
a short turn, upsetting the vehicle and
soaring the team, which started to run.
The horses ran around the public
watering trough, dragging the man,
who finally let go off the lines. The