The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04
'sLuGGED AND ROBBED
Paul Aylesworth Is the Victim of a
Hold up in Portland, Oregon.
while en- route for Los Angeles.

HOLD up in Portland, oregon,
while en- route for Los Angeles.
P. G. Aylesworth, former Council
Bluffs boy and son of Judge E.
Aylesworth, of this city, according to
a telegram from Portland, Ore, was
sandbagged and robbed of $95 in that
city about ten days ago. Aylesworth
is about Is years of age and has been
in the west about three years engaged
in the practice of law at Seattle,
Washington. Recently he had de-
termined to go to Los Angeles, and it
was while visiting in Portland en-
route to his new location that his
trouble occurred. Thomas Russell, a
boy aged 19 has been arrested for the
robbery
Aylesworth had started to the depot
December 18 when Russell struck up
an acquaintance with him and misled
him to a dark part of the railroad
yards. Aylesworth remembered no
more until he was found several hours
afterwards lying under a freight car.
In addition to the $95 in money, he
lost his ticket to Los Angeles. Rus
sell is said to admit being with Ayles-
worth and to have torn up the Los
Angeles ticket but will say nothing
further.
Club dance next Wednesday night.
Mrs. Paup is visiting Manning
friends.
Mr.. ]. E. Bale spent Tuesday in
Omaha on a business.
Mr.. C. L. Voss transacted business
in Dunlap on Thursday.
Mrs. John Rohwer visited friends in
Arcadia on Wednesday.
Rev. Father M. j. Farrelly was
a Jefferson visitor on Monday.
Mr.. A.. c. Matthews of Odebolt,
visited at the Van Winkel home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Simon are ex-
pected home today from their Wiscon-
sin visit.
T. ]. Kelly is spending the week
Hooking after his Clarinda store. He
will also visit Chicago before return
ing.
The Redmen expect to initiate a
class of twenty five pale-faces on the
evening of February 18th and big
"doings" may be expected.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Naughton on Tuesday, Jan. End, son
and daughter. The Review extends
hearty congratulations over the advent
of the twins.
The Rockwell City Advocate is is
suing daily this week on account Of
the Pratt murder case now on trial at
l that city with Judge 2. A. Church on
the bench.
The Juveniles tried to get a
match game of whist on Monday with
the "Old Timers" but the o. It's
were wary and the game did not ma
terialize. The Juveniles now claim
the championship by default.
Mr.. P. E. C. Lally left on Wednes-
day for Chicago. Mrs. Lally and Miss
Genevieve leaving for that city today.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Adds Lally
will return to his college work al
Notre Dame, Ind.
The Fast Mail No. 1, is now due
to go west at IL :09 noon. According
to the regulations the mail must leave
the postoffice by II :39. Mail intended
for this train should be mailed no
later than II 80 a. m.
The postal receipts of the Denisol
postoffice for the nine months ending
Dec. 31st, were $7585. 90. A sub
stantial increase over the correspond
ing period in 1904. Should the rat
of gain be continued for the mex
three months Denison will be in tn,
free delivery class. This means tina
a large portion of the city would b
served by carriers and that at leas
two heads of families would be give
employment.