The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11

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City were in Denison Wednesday last.
The old Northwestern hotel bowling
alley has been placed upon perma
nent foundation, the interior has been
divided up. additions have been made.
and 1t is now in shape to accommodate
two or three families and will be rent
ed for that purpose.
We note in the Carroll Herald that g
resident of that city was caught in the
recent bank failure at Dow City for
several hundred dollars which he had
deposited liz that bank because it was
paying two per cent more than the
Carroll Banks.
Ed. Miller is now at Spokane, Wash.
| having been transferred to that place
| from Fremont, Nebr.. where he is en-
ployed by the Wyoming division of the
| Northwestern railroad. He writes
that he will remain in Washington but
two or three weeks.
| During the past week the REVIEW
has sent q number of statements to
subscribers who are year or two ip
arrears, living outside of the county
We would appreciate a remittance very
much. The tag on the paper tells just
how much one is indebted.
/ Much has been said of the opportun-
itv which will be given the Knights OF
Pythias at Louisville in August to en-
JOY an excursion to Mammoth Cave.
one OF the worlds wonders. The rail
road aud cave hotel arrangements have
announced the rates that will prevail
for this delightful jun6et for all who
care TO avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity 1t will be possible for the sir
Knights and their ladies to pay visit
to the cave. stopping Mt the cave hotel
and exploring the beauties of the mar
velons cavern. for a total outlay of 81
| for the 'short route, trip, and 81 80
for the long route" trip. The journey
can be made over night, the entire
evening being spent in the cave. and
the return tripto Louisville made on
the following morning, so that little
time need be lost from the actual fes-
tivities connected with the biennial
itself.
Is Denison to have the streets sprink-
led this year? The dust the first part
of last week was something fierce, ard
if ever the sprinkler was needed it was
then. Mr.. McAhren is perfectly will
ing to run the wagon If the business
men will stand the expense, but he
cannot afford to buy water of the city,
and receive only half pay for sprink-
ling, Some one says: 81 do not have
to pay for sprinkling, the sprinkler
runs right by my place of business. and
the street is sprinkled and the other
fellow pays the BILL" This should not
be; every business man in town should
contribute towards having the dust
kept down whether he is benefited di-
rectly or indirectly By all means
let's have the sprinkler
Because Minnie Maddern Fiske re-
fused to see him. Wednesday night at
the Grand opera house. Lawrence Rus
sell, who styles himself playwright,
started a trough house" in the lobby of
the theater and was locked up behind
the bars of the city Jail by Patrolman
Smith.
Russell says he is the author of the
millionaire Tramp" and other PLAYS
and formerly knew Mrs. Fiske in Lou
isyille, Ky. He sent her his card
Wednesday and instead of having an
interview with Mrs. Fiske he had u
short session with Mr.. Stevens, he.
nephew. who told Russell he was i'm
pertinent. The latter went back We'd
nesday night to demonstrate with Stev-
ems.
The above was taken from Los An
geles paper. Many Denison peop' e will
be interested from the fact that Law
renee Russell put on the home talent
production, "Aberdeen' at this place,
and was also here last winter playing
in The Pumpkin liusker. los An
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