The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

The Germania society advertises q
grand masquerade ball to be given at
the Germania Iopera house on Thurs.
day evening, January IL, 1905. Mrs.
Pfiefer, of Council Bluffs, will be pres.
ent with costumes.
The higher courts have sustained
Messrs. Conner & Lally in the Wood
Rowland controversy. This case has
been iE the courts for some length of
time, and now that the higher courts
have upheld this excellent law firm is
cause for some elation.
Miss Ethel Gulick will leave some
time this week for Washington. D. c.,
where she Will visit with the Shaws.
Miss Gulick is a very bright and at
tractlve young lady and will no doubt
be great demand socially at the cap
ital city.
The many friends OF the Orkin Bros
who we're burned out in Sioux City
last week, deeply regret their loss,
which was considerable. They carried
q SAC, 900 stock and insurance for about
onehalf. Weihave not learned their
future intentions.
Mr.. j. E. Wilson, representing Res
enbaum g. Co., Commissioner OF Chi
cago, was a business visitor in Denison
and Kiron a day or so last week. Mr..
Wilson hes been coming to Denison
for the past II years and is we'll &C.
quainted with many stockmen.
Last week occurred the marriage of
Mr.. F. H. Ranniger, of Washington
township and Miss Anna Schmilean,
of Hays township. Justice VIM. Nc
Lehman performing the ceremony. The
young couple will reside On the farm
belonging to Mr.. W. Rhodenbaugh in
Hays township.
In another column will be found a
notice to hunters signed by a number
OF prominent property owners. Mr..
Chas. Smith, one of the signers, has
just lost valuable colt the animal
having been shot by some hunter. Mr.
Julius Sonncksen has also lost some
valuable hogs in the same manner
Mr.. NJ. T. Conner of Auburn, Neb.,
was in Denison on Thursday last max
ing arrangements to ship some fine
cattle he recently purchased in Craw-
ford county. He bought one of P. w.
Weberg, of K1ron, and three of G. A.
Saunders of Manila. Mr.. Conner is an
extensive stock raiser but says he
gets the best from Iowa.
Christmas exercises at the different
churches were carried out along the
lines of former exercises. Each church
had beautiful trees, and the programs
carried out were of high class and
very entertaining. The children and
older ones, too, were remembered with
numerous presents and holiday gifts,
aud all were in happy mood.
Arthur Orr, who has been connected
j with The REVIEW for the past year,
took his departure on Monday morning
for Indianola, where he will attend
Simpson college the coming year. Mr.
Orr is bright young man. who means
to get thorough education. He thinks
strongly of engaging in the editorial
profession after finishing school.
The insanity commission went down
to the poor farm one day last week and
examined Mrs. Walker for insan.
ity. She was adjudged insane and will
be taken to the asylum. During the
examination she used very abusive
language and abused the commission
in q manner not becoming the most
degenerate. While at. the farm the
commission examined the Wildmar
children of which there are three, anG
recommended that they be sent to tn.
home for the feeble minded.