The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-22

Mrs James Fitzgerald has sold the two
south lots of the property where she lives
and the new owners are making prepara-
ton to build a residence.
Mrs. James Rollins, who has been very
i with pleurisy and pneumonia for the
past month. is reported as being on the
gain. Her host of frienGs throughout the
county join in wishing her speedy con-
valescence.
Penelope had delightful meeting with
Mrs. Kelly. The membership was enlarg-
ed to twenty-five and Miss Meyers and
Ms. Pfarr. who have been honory mem
bers were elected to full membership.
Mrs. ]. Nj. Kilborne, the trained nurse
in attendance upon our boy during his at
tack of pneumonia, was called to her
home in Sioux City today by news OF the
death of her father. Mrs Kilborne is an
excellent nurse as many of her patients
can testify.
Mr.. A. c. Bale and MIR. B. Broderson
have been to Chicago attending an exhibit
OF store fixtures in order to get ideas for
their new store. Mr.. Bale stopped to
visit Clinton relatives on his way in to
Chicago and Mr.. Brodersen will visit his
daughter at Iowa City on his way home.
The Northwestern Good Roads Specia
and the Illinois Central Seed Corn Train
will be in Denison the same day. Thurs
day April 13th. Those who failed to hear
Prof. Holden before should take advan-
tage of this their last chance, ard every
one should 60 to the Good Roads train.
]. L. Riggleman of Deloit, was a Deni-
son caller yesterday. He tells US that he
is doing we'll with his fancy stock raising
and that the advertisements he has placed
in THE REVIEW from time to time have
never failed to bring purchasers and to
help him. Just at present he has bu, one
bull left for sale.
The City Council at its meeting Monday
night finished passing two new ordi-
nances, one covering misdemeanors and
one covering licenses. The revision of
both OF these ordinances was very much
needed and they are now in shape SO that
they will be of some use. 1t is the in
tention of the Council to revise all Of the
ordinances of the city as soon as possible.
Dave Reilly, the crack base ball player
of Vail, has signed with the Waterloo
league team for the coming season. We
believe he will be credit to any ball
club, but the Vail boys will miss him sore.
ly. We also note that DR.. Pomeroy. who
practiced dentistry he:e for short time
has become professional player and will
play with the Marshalltown league team
this year.
We call attention to the statement of
the First National Bank of this city as
published in this issue. Their assets are
over three quarters of million dollars.
1t is splendid statement and shows that
this Bank continues steady growth.
The Schleswig Telephone Co. has been
making some extensive purchases in the
line of extensions lately. Last week the
company purchased of the Crawford Co.
Telephone Co., half of the metallic circuit
between here and Denison and also dis
lance cf FIVE miles on the toll line between
here and Ricketts,. The toll line from
Schleswig to Boyer, including the Kiron
exchange, was also purchased. The line
from Boyer extends halfway to Deloit and
to the Sac county line. The purchase ex-
tends about 80 miles in all. and gives the
company about 100 or IFS miles of new
toll throughout the county. The purchase
of these lines cost the company consider
able money, and with what had heen in.
vested heretofore the amount will reach
ten or twelve thousand dollars. -Schles-
wig Leader.