The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-13

The little-three days old babe of Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Ba5er died last Thursday,
and was taken to Dow City for burial
MIR. and Mrs. Emanuel Straeslin. of
East Boyer, are mourning the death of
their little three months old baby. The
death occurred last Thursday.
During the past week. Mr. Matt Frey
was a pleasant caller at the REVIEW
office, and left guarantee that his pa
per would be a regular visitor during
the next year.
Samuel Beard, one of the old respect
ed citizens Of Dunlap, died at his home
in that place last Saturday evening.
Jan. 3rd. He was an old soldier, serv-
ing in Co. B. Goth Ohio
Rev. A. A. Walburn, paste. of the NJ.
e church at Audubon, appreciates the
value of advertising, and is carrying a
twelve inch space ill display in the Au
dubon Republican. 1t is said his church
is well filled each evening.
John Golf came in from Minnesota
last week for visit with his friends.
and to look after some property inter
ests. He likes his Minnesota home very
much, and says Mrs. COTS health has
been much improved since removing
there.
Only fair house greeted Ten
Nights in Bar Room" the play being
to old too attract much attention. The
company playing was said to been fair
ly good They carried a fair band and
orchestra, thus adding to the evenings
entertainment.
The Gulicks hav- moved into their
new home near MIR. Shaw's house, and
are now nicely located. They have one
of the finest houses IN Denison, modern
throughout, having every possible con
venience, and Gene Gays he has moved
for the last time.
A report has been circulated that
little Dorothy Pfarr had been sick with
scarlet fever. 1t is true that she had
been hagin, quite a severe cold, but
otherwise she has been as we'll as she
ever was, and there has been no indica-
ton of scarlet fever
Mr., James P. Chesney Of Dewitt
Neb., visited at the home OF Mr.
Menagh Sr. couple of days last week
He is a son-ln.iaw of Mr.. Menagh's
AT Dewitt he carries on a general rea
estate and insurance business aud has
! lately acquired newspaper property
the Dewitt News.
James Douglas, q tramp who has
twice visited Denison during Decem
Der, was given a thirty days sentence
4 in police court Monday morning, and il
now busy saving wood" for the couu
!; ty. The fellow rather took a liking Il
our city, and takes his continemen
WIN great deal or grave.
II Loyal Voss is the latest victim o
scarlet fever. The Gulick home a
WAAlSa fNIs VOSe 10 tiSIuSs uuGll Vic nSt
home is completed. has been quaran
, tined, and Mr.. Voss is boarding out
Loyal is not seriously ill, out owing t
the nature of the disease the authori
ties are taking every precau.ion,
We are in receipt of letter from c
K. Schafer, dated at Cavite, p. l.. Dec
2. 1908. stating that he expected to sal
, for the states about Dec. Is. on tn
transport Sheridan" provided he coul
, secure accommodations. He says thes
transports are generally crowded. 81
: has been ordered to the states by til
! government, under whose direction b
has been working in the Islands.
On Friday afternoon the alarm of fiji
was sounded and the department Gale
q to the residence of Mr.. Henry Wend
, in West Denison. 1t was found tn;
y the kitchen rart of the residence ha
caught fire from defective chime,
The prompt action of the departmel
probably saved the louise from barnir
to the ground. The hose for the chen
ical engine was found 10 be frozen, al
was therefore useless Fortunate
= with the new hose purchased some tin
sine by the city, a water plug WI
e reached, and the fire speedily exit
guished.