The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

We received a very pleasant call on
Saturday from our friend, MI. +. p
Nixon, Of Stockholm township. While
in town-he took occasion to renew his
subscription to the REVIEW.
MI. Sullivan, who has been here for
the past year as resident engineer for
the L. g. BY, was called to Chicagosthis
week TO accept further work with the
company.
Remember that on April 4 the RE-
VIEW goes to a cash basis. All sac
counts not paid by that date will: be-
placed in the hands of attorneys for
collection, and pushed until collected.
D. L. Kelly the pop manufacturer
took the early train this morning for
Oklahoma, in search of a new location.
We shall be sorry to lose this worthy
family and trust Mr.. K. may yet decide
to remain5in Denison.
The Stern boys have packed up the
goods remaining unsold and will ship
them to some other point. Inability to
secure a room is the cause of this move.
The boys have done a good business
while here and regret to leave.
On last Tuesday MI. Robert Robin
ault received a telegram saying his
father who resided III Blaine county,
Nebraska, had died The deceased had
lived in Crawford county for a number
of years prior to moving to Nebraska.
Several new phones have been added
to the list this week. The new C. &N.
w. passenger depot is No. All, and the
freight depot is No. 81; MIR. c. L. voss'
residence is No 244: Agent H. c. Cast
ner's residence is No. All, and Mr.. Bar
ber's residence is No. 324.
Sam Stewart has shipped his farm
implements and household goods to
Medina, South Dakota, where he will
take up some land. His family will
follow in a short time. Their friends
hope they may meet with abundant
success in their new home.
Sunday morning, MI. i, j. Carter
took his departure for Silver City, New
Mexico, where he has secured a posi-
ton as timber man III n of the large
mines. Mr.. Carter is an experienced
man in this line and will give the best
of satisfaction, and we wish him sue.
cess.
After April LIST, NO PAY, NO
PAPER We believe this system to
be the only salvation Is, the country
editor; intact we have,faith in it and
are willing to adopt it. This means
that no paper not paid for in advance
will be sent. to any one. Look at the
tag on your paper and note when it is
paid to. and if in errears, remit at
once. e
Mr.. Stewart McCloy returned Nom
day morning from Kentucky where he
has been visiting with friends for
several weeks. Mr.. McCloy has resign.
ed his position with the l. C.. r. r.
and will go to Oklahoma to accept a
position on al engineering party there.
His many friends here will regret to.
see him leave. 3sssA
Miss Anderson of Kansas City has ar
rived in Denison to accept a position
as trimmer in Sarachon Sisters millin-
cry store. During the week. the store
room will undergo many new repairs
and fixtures and when decorated with
their beautiful stock, will present a
very attractive appearance.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Anderson
nee Boettger, who died on the 18th inst
was held yesterday and the remains
were laid to restin the Nissen cemetary
Rev. Lothringer conducting the servi-
ces. The deceased was 36 years, 8 mo.
ard 2 days, old. Cause of her death was
parturition fever. She leaves a hus
band and many friends to mourn her
loss. / q =
We are informed that Billy Baer
has signed with the Omaha club for
this season, and will shortly leave for
that place. We congratulate the
IsOmaha club in, securing so good a man
las "Billv," he will be a credit ass man,
and a winner as a ball player for them
He is ~unexcelled as a batsman and if
a ball comes within twenty yards of
him the umpire says: chatter out"
On Saturday, MIR. and Mrs. j. B!
Dawson took their departure for Okla
homa where they will reside in the
future. Mr.. Dawson will embark in the