The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-12

Mrs. Wore of Dow City was Denisol
shopper last Friday.
i Mr.. Julius Bale ls. making Chicag,
Q brief business visit this week.
Born on Thursday April 9th to Mr.
and Mrs. F. Messenbrink daughter
Architect Berlinghof is again in th,
city supervising the court house con
struction.
4 Alarge part Of Msnills and about I'll
of Astor are in Denison this week y
the trial Of the Klinkefus will case.
Mr., and Mrs. E. N. Wilson returned
to their homo at Cedar Falls after Z
pleasant visit with Mrs r. L. Hill.
Mr.. J. w. Geiger lectured 1t the
Opera house on Wednesday evening il
the interest Of the Woodmen of the
World.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry and
Mrs. Whaley were up from Dow City
Sunday in attendance at the Sunday
School Convention.
Mr.. ]. w. Smith has purchased the
home in North Denison now occupied
by Mr.. Chas. Kemming and will take
possession July LIST.
The big plate glass front for the
Bale Brodersen store has arrived and
Contractor Fee tells US that it will be
put in place tomorrow.
Otto Faul has signed to pitch with
the Lake View ball team this summer.
He will also act as clerk in the hotel.
Tut is good pitcher and we hope he
will win every game.
Phroso the little six year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. 81. H. Klinker met with a
painful accident last week. While
playing at the home of Mrs. David
Mahoney she fell into tub of boiling
water and was badly scalded.
Mr.. c. P. Lorenzen formerly with the
Schlumberger Pharmacy has entered the
employ OF the Lamborn Drug Co. Mr..
Lorenzen has just returned from Des
Moines where he took the examination
before the State Pharmacy board.
Joy and sorrow quick succeeding
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Welton this week in the birth and
death of their little child, they have
the sincere sympathy of all in the
tragedy which means so much to them.
Sam McCullough's horse evidenced
his dislike for automobiles by kicking
over the dash board and otherwise
cavorting about Main street to-day
when Mr.. Boylan attempted to pass in
his machine. Sam is good horseman
however and did not let the animal get
away from him.
The Council advertises for bids for the
grading of the Riepen hill. 1t is estimat-
ed that the cost will exceed one thousand
dollars and the council will net decide
definitely upon action until the bids are in
spected. The work would make West
Denison one of she most beautiful parts
of the city and should be done if possible.
The recorded was broken at the re-
corder's Office to-day when $4,000, 900
mortgage was filed by the Chicago and
Great Western Railway. This instru-
ment makes the trust deed filed by
the New State Telephone Co., look
like thirty cents. The instrument
filed to-day covered "A type written
pages.
The last number of the lecture
course was pronounced by all to have
been one of the best of the season.
Mr.. Leland Powers impersonated the
different characters in the drama
"David Garrick, doing it to perfec-
ton. The change from one character
to another with ont the accessories
of makeup or scenic effects was real
ly wonderful.
Mrs. h'Wagner sister of Mrs.
c. A. Jones, had the misfortune to
fall when about to enter the Methodist
church on Sunday. She fell on the
steps and sustained fracture of the
left arm near the wrist. The fracture
was Immediately reduced but it will be
very painful for some time. Mrs.
Wagner's many friends will sympath-
ize with her in her misfortune.
The street commissioner is putting
finishing touches on Main street this
week. Our attention has been called
to the numerous chuckholes in the
gravelled road leading to the Illinois
Central. We would respectfully call
the matter to the attention of the
council. Too much money has been
spent on this road to allow it to get in
bad condition.
The Henderson Stock Company will
open weeks engagement at the opera
house next Monday night in repertoire
of all the latest and np.to-date comedies
and dramas including grand scenic and
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