The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-18
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Stolen From Our Excellent Neighbour
hood Exchanges.

Kiron Sentinel:-A vacant house be
longing to Aug. Henkel was burned
last week, cause unknown, probably
tramps.-The Kiron Mutual Hail AS
ISOLATION elected G.. A. Norelius Pres.
and w. A. Sundberg and w. M.
Strain directors-Adolph Johnson
sold his farm to Aug. Lundell for $50.
per acre and has left for Sweden
Kiron is great mutual town the
Mutual Lumber Co. held its meeting
last week and elected Jos. Engberg.
manager, the Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance Co. held its annual meeting last
Saturday.
| West Side JOURNAL jolly birthday
party at the A. j. Kelly home was
the social event of the week.-The
teachers will meet at West Side next
Saturday; Prof. Gordon, Miss Anderson
Prof. Hoffman and Prof. Van Ness are
on the program,
Dow City Enterprise-A corn contest
given by A. A. Luke resulted as fol-
lows, B. w. Talcott 1st. Andrew Bell
End, James Houston 3rd, Blume Bros.
4th. There were sixty seven entries
and much fine corn was exhibited. -
Mrs. Frank Binnall has gone to Aims.
worth Neb.-Albert Anderton an
nounced his "Insane Asylum Play
for last night.
| Arion Misunderstanding of the
music at the revival meetings the
Anchor says-"The orchestra gave us
splendid spiel. They played the
famous sacred medley 'Joy to the
World Verify newspaper literature
never grows stale.-J. U. Wise has
entered the employ of The Shafer Co
firm that conducts sales about the
country.-There was false alarm OF
burglars at the Arion Bank last week.
| Manila Times-The Times has a
| new power press and engine. Success to
1.-THE Sioux City passenger jumped
the track one morning last week. No
damage done except to delay traffic -
Four Salvation army girls are attract
] inp larra- crnwds to the Methodist re-
vivals. The little daughter of Claude
Croft and wife died last week of lung
fever. The First National Bank of
Manila, declared ten per cent diyi-
dend for 1904-C. A. Saunders shipped
the famous Shorthorn Fairbanks to a
Kentucky purchaser at good PRICE.
| Charter Oak Times-Bertha May
Hoffman and Henry Timm of Ricketts,
were married Jan. Sth.-Mayor Water
house gave the council a fine spread on
his on his 35th birthday and the
council presented the Mayor
with some elegant cut glass. Mayor
Waterhouse is one of the most popular
men IN the ''Oak. The infant child
of MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Smith died
after lifetime of but two weeks dura-
tion-Andrsw Jackson is proprietor of
the new dray line.-A new bowling
alley is doing fine business-It is re-
ported from Des Moines that Mrs T.
A. Harris is not expected to live. She
underwent an operation for a tumor
and failed to rally.-The Times prints
an interesting letter from Mamie
Glassburner. dated Ngu Cheng. China.
Nov. 10.
Vail Observer:-We are cheered to
find that twenty years ago it was "a
below zero.-Michael Giblin has rent
ed his farm and will move to Vail
Mrs. Frank Woods died on Tuesday
night. The funeral was held Wednes-
day Jan, II. She leaves husband
one daughter and several brothers to
mourn her death. She had resided in
Vail for nearly twenty-five years and
was woman of high Christian charac-
ter.
Observation-Disclosures.