The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
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IOWA NEWS AND COMMENTS.
The Saith Iowa volunteers will hold
reunion at Charter Oak on September
Bird and 4th.
There are now % $50 miles of electric
roads in this country. By 1925 there will
be nearly ten times that much.
The Defiance Enterprise says that J.
P. Jones, of Denison, is making eSten-
siye improvements on his farm near De-
fiance.
Hero Hobson played golf in Des
MONIES. We understand the links are
now to be gold plated in commemora-
tion of the event.
Ida Grove has just organized COM
pany of the Iowa National guard The
Eleventh district needs a good sized
army to preserve peace and harmony
Ida County is grooming candidate
for the legislature in the person of w.
G. Farquhar The Odebolt Chronicle
is given credit for having discovered
him.
The Des Moines Capital devotes but
two and one half columns to the marri-
age of the widow of Senator G. K Dav-
is. We thought LATE bad more enter
prise.
Delaware must be one of the most
unhealthy counties in the state. The
Manchester news of this week contains
three columns of obituaries, seven of
their citizens having died.
Jefferson has so far been unable to let
the contract for it's Carnegie library
for the $40 900 donated. Jefferson should
adopt Denison's excellent plans and get
Contractor Fee to duplicate the job.
"The first good roads work in Mis-
souri,, " says the Cedar Rapids Gazette,
SHOULD be the building of thorough
fare from the State capitol to the
States prison. Poor old democratic
Missouri.
The Lake City Graphic estiRat that
it costs the grocers of that ~ s250O
per year for their delivery service, and
tells of an Indiana grocer who aband-
oned the delivery service and was able
to undersell all competitors.
The Sac County fair is issuing an
advertising supplement the mailing of
which as End class matter is obviously
in violation of the postal laws Some
day the papers running such supple
ments will find it a costly matter.
The editor of the Charter Oak Times
seems to be quite human, this week he
lamenJs over the brilliancy of the
street lights, and adds "what fun is
there sitting on the front porch in the
full glare of hundred-candle light?"
The Manning Monitor tells that in
the severe stolm of last week new barn
belonging to P. b. sievers was struck
by lightning and burned to the ground.
Five horses were killed and four men
who were working on the barn had a
narrow escape.
A Des MONIES man was given Sc
we're trouncing because he refused to
stand treat in his turn. There was
more foundation for this than for many
of Des Moines famous fracases, where
even more notable citizens were in
volyed than in this instance.
The western Iowa Veterans Associa-
ton, made up of the old soldiers of
Pottawattamie, Monona, Ida Shelby.
Crawford and Harrison counties, will
will hold reunion at Ute on August
GOTH and 2lst. 1t is five years since this
organization has met and we trust that
every old soldier in this county will at
tend.
The Register and Leader comes to
US with an interview with the Min
nesota insurance commissioner, blue
penciled. After reading the article
we are not sure but that it would have
been as we'll for some Des Moines
companies had it been "blue penciled
before it got to the printer.
The Delaware County News is re
sponsible for the following: "a game
called christianity has made it: