The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03

The European governments have or
1ered that the "crazy" sport of auto
mobile road racing be discontinued.
This is good move, the automobile is
alright In its place, but it was never
for racing purposes,
+. w. Kelly returned Monday from
his trip to Canada, having made some
investments in land up there. He
seems to like the country pretty we'll
and says wheat and oats are looking
fne.-Vail Observer.
Messrs. Witt & Klinker have
opened their meat market on Broad
way in the Miller building and are
now meeting their many friends. They
have every convenience Of modern
market and we feel satisfied they will
made success OF their venture.
Mrs, Geo. Heston is in receipt OF
news from Germantown Pennsylvania
saying that the ola soldiers there were
erecting a memorial monument, with
the names OF over forty old soldiers
who had died during the last year. MIR.
Heston's name appears in the list.
Chas. Flint of Idaho, has been visit
ing his mother and sister in Crawford
the past few days. He is engaged in
the commission and real estate bust
ness and was on his way to Canada on
big deal. His Crawford county
friends congratulats him upon his
success.
Frank Fee has been awarded the
contract for the building of the
Carnegie Library. His bid just came
within the bounds OF the $4,000. MIR.
Fee is in every way a competent con-
tractor and is to be relied upon. We
are pleased that the contract was given
a home man. The building of the
library will mean considerable to the
working men OF Denison.
A number of kniehts from Dowdall
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last Wednesday evening and assisted
Kenilworth lodge in initiatory work
The Carroll knights are splendid 10,
of fellows and are striving hard to again
get foot hold in Carroll. There were
three candidates initiated and a fine
supper served the guests, and the oc
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Someone evidently wishing to secure
notoriety yet not having the courage tt
be known. mas been out on dark night:
of Lutte, covered with white quilt an6
practicins the ghost trick, snddenl,
stepping out from behind trees ant
buildings to brighten people. In mos
cases the frightened persons have beer
women who were alone. If the game il
kept up, evidently some one will come
out the worse for their foolish caper
and should they be cauget the full
force.of the law should be handed them
Wall Observer.
| Married May 81, MIR. Henry G Fin
nern, the we'll known editor and mana
ger of the Democrat to Miss Fredrik;
w. Vosgerau, a young lady favorabl.
acquainted in Denison; Rev. Lothringe
officiating. The witnesses we're Hern
Finnern, Augusta Heide, Otto Vosger
au and Marie Finnern. Only the neares
relatives and dearest friends were in
vited. The yonng couple made wed
, ding trip to Hot Springs South Dakot
, where they spent a week OF thei
honeymoon.
Saturday afternoon Messrs, Ali
Bohlander and Frederick Lothringe
; visited with the formers parents nea
: Manila. Sunday morning Rev. Lott
; ringer officiating at the services an,
: sacrament at Manila and in the after
noon preached at Manning. Here MI
Emil Pump greeted them and the thre
5 made visits. From there the trip t
) Arcadia. MIR. Bohlander left fc
Denison by train, Rev. Lothringer b
: team with his daughter Lydia who ha
] been in Arcadia. Mr.. G. G. Bergl
, the Vail photographer was visited @
the return trip.