The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-01
A SCHLESW|G ROW,

Il OUllLlOWIu NUM-
A Shooting scrape the Latest at the
New Town.
BUHS' NARROW ESCAPE
WILL Schroeder Fires Three Shots at Close
Range-Is Out on Bail-Bad for
Schleswig.
Last Sunday another serious and dis
graceful row occurred at Schleswig.
We regret that that town is rapidly
gaining bad reputation which will in
jure it for many years. The good citi-
Zens who are DESTROYS of making that
place a thriving little city should take
matters in hand and see that no more
of the disgraceful scenes occur. We
predict, however, that so long as the
saloons of that place are allowed to run
until any hour of the night, so long as
Sunday night dances are allowed and
encouraged, Schleswig will not be a de-
sirable place of residence for that quiet
and orderly class OF people who alone
can make community permanently
prosperous.
The trouble between Schroeder and
Buhs had its origin in the latter's re-
quest to Schroeder to reopen his store
and sell him some tobacco Meeting
refusal hot words followed and fight
ensued in which Bulbs was Morsted.
Others took up the row and it was cal
ried into the dance hall. 1t is needless
to go into the details of the fighting but
at last Schroeder drew his gun and fired
three shots one of which narrowly mis-
sed Buhs' head and another which
pierced his hand. Schroeder is now out
under $500 bonds and the preliminary
hearing will take place at i,enison on
June IL. Schroeder is the son of Mr..
Jurgen Schroeder one of the best known
citizens of Schleswig and it was in his
dance hall that the unfortunate affair
took place.
Ernst Riepen returned the first of the
week from pleasant vacation in Chi
cago.
| Mr.. W. w. Wightman is visiting his
daughters, Mrs. A. ID. Wilson and Mrs.
w. w. Cook.
The board of supervisors meets next
Monday. They are just in time for the
Log rolling.
Mrs. T. j. Kelly and her mother Mrs.
G. Green are spending the day at Lake
View fishing.
The REVIEW thanks the Journal for
the use of the type of Mr.. w. A. Nc
Henrys Memorial address.
!. The REVIEW Office took half holt
day on Memorial Day. Not so much
4 type set as usual is the consequence.
| Miss Lillian Garrison is visiting in
eastern Iowa and will spend some time
in Chicago before returning to Denison
j. H. Carstens has had the interior Of
his bar-room handsomely repainted,
William Rath and his corps of artistic
decorators doing the work.
i On Wednesday evening Miss Garnet
Romans gave a delightful party to he1
young friends in honor of her guest
Miss Lillian Micka, of Carroll.
j, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Barnes will have
occasion to remember Memorial Day
for on Wednesday their home was blest
with the advent of baby girl.
4 The heavy rain of last night left
about two feet of water in Fred Berg's
new cellar, and he has had a force Of
men at work all day pumping it out
c. L. Voss returned today from his
brief vacation trip Mrs. Gulick and
Mrs. Voss, who are now visiting il
Marion, are expected home on Monday
Many friends are glad to greet Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Seymour on their return
for their summer vacation after sue
cessful season with the Carter Reynolds
company.
Editor Morgan, of the Manila Reg
lister, called upon us this week. He in
forms us that when his leasal Of the
Register expires, he will start a third
paper at Manila.
For the convenience of his patron.
Mr.. Chef Lyman has added a full lint
l of fresh Bakers goods and will always
: have fresh bread, buns, pies, cakes anc
cookies for sale.
Mr.. j. H. Hall, of Buck Grove, spent
Wednesday in Denison. Mr.. Hall hat