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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04
Kiron

Jos. T. Edling, now prominent
light in the real. estate sphere in Kan
sas City, formerly Kiron boy, spent
a couple of days in our midst last
week renewing of friendships and
again seeing the scenes of childhood
days.
Mrs. Julius johnson is expected
home this week from Chicago where
she went to visit her daughters, and
to see the sights of that interesting
city.
Oscar Tellgren and family from
Madrid. Iowa, are spending couple of
weeks with their relatives and friends
in Kiron.
Mrs. o. E. Clauson and son Leslie,
and Mrs. John Cedargreen and Edith
Lillieholm visited Schleswig between
train hours Tuesday last.
Rev. N. Wicksell of St. Joseph
Mo-, is spending few weeks visiting
relatives and many friends in and
around Kiron all who are pleased to
again meet their former pastor and
friend.
On Saturday evening this week at
the Kiron hall the Oaks Quartet enter
tainment will . given and from testi-
monials from tow and individuals
who have listened to ,nase singers, this
entertainment will b. rare treat
for our people. The Womens History
club of Kiron has secured this Quar-
tet to give this entertainment and
they are to be commended in getting
such material that will guarantee an
entertainment of first class order.
They should receive the support of all
in their attempt to secure nothing but
the best for our town.
Simon Larson is advertising his
stock and farming tools for sale at
public auction on the N. E. Larson
farm on Wednesday, January II, hav-
ing decided to quit farming.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04
v all

Mr.. c. E. McAlpin of Wall Lake,
spent New Years day with relatives
in Vail.
| Charles Considing of Omaha, has
been visiting in Vail few days the
first of the week.
Chas. Breen returned from three
weeks visit in Chicago, and other
parts in Illinois.
Mr.. John Lyons, Vess Lyons and
Steve Cayre of Wall Lake, were in
attendance at the New Years ball
here Monday evening
Mr.. Peter Monaghan now operator
at Boone, Iowa, spent New Years day
at his home here.
Mrs. Van Vleet and daughter are
spending few days with relatives in
town.
Mr.. James Gaffey of Kansas City.
is visiting with his mother and other
relatives and friends here at present.
Ed Sheridan left for Des Moines
Tuesday p. m. after spending the
holidays at the home of his father a
few miles north of town.
Claude and Hazel Mahan left for
Missouri Monday evening.
There was dance given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Nc
Andrews north of Vail Friday even
ing and as the young folks were lust
at supper it was noticed that Nc
Andrews barn was on fire and they
had to work hard to save all the
horses but the barn was destroyed.
The prizes given away by Mr.. Ben
Olson on December 31st at his grocery
store was won by Miss Selma Whilin
who had the largest number of votes
on the lamp and Mary Chapman won
the large doll.
The moving picture show by Prof.
Ringer was given in the opera house
Tuesday evening, Jan. End, as adver-
tised.
There was New Years ball given
at the opera house Monday evening
that was grand success both finan
cially and socially.
Mr.. Johnnie Harrington returned
Tuesday to his school duties at Omaha
after spending his vacation at the
home of his parents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04

Bernice and Sidney Bonney had q
party for their young friends last
Thursday evening. Nearly every body
came, Who was invited and all had a
good time. Refreshments were served
and the happy company wendell their
way home. in the wee small hours.
Sidney Bonney after 3 weeks visit
returned to Denison Saturday.
Bernice Bonney returned to her
school at Schleswig Monday after a
weeks vacation.
Jim Griffin aud Jennie Mitchell drove
to Dow City Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee VIM is visiting friends at
Upton, Iowa. =
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Iseminger. have
returned from their Council Bluffs visit.
Mrs. P. ]. WEIGH and Mrs. George
Harvey were Denison shoppers Friday.
Miss Mae Hunting of Ute is visiting
her friend Miss Glen Harvey.
Mrs. John Keptord and daughter left
on New Years day for their home in
Ames. Iowa.
There were services at the Catholic
church New Year day at this place.
Dan Humphill has returned from his
visit to Cedar Rapids.
Ira Chase has been on the sick list
for few days.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04
Buck Grove

Mrs. George Harvey and daughter
Glenn were callers at the county seat
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Bonney went to Charter
Oak Tuesday afternoon to resume her
duties as teacher after pleasant
Christmas vacation.
Herman Hahn and Bert Bicknell went
to Denison Tuesday.
Tom White jr. left for Sioux City
Tuesday where he has secured posi-
tion and will remain there for the pre- :
sent.
The dance at Manila was largely at
tended by young folks from here.
Mr.. Herman Hams and Miss Lena
Buman were united in marriage. We'd
aesday evening December 9th. 1905,
at.eleven O'clock. ~ The ceremony took
place in Denison at the home Of the
bride. Mr.. Bert Bicknell was grooms
man and Miss Emma Nehis was brides.
maid. The happy couple left the same
day for Oxford Junction. to visit rela-
tions tor few days, after which they
will be at home to their May friends,
on the Buman farm south east of town.
where they will make their home for
the present. This happy event has
been expected for some time, but came
as little surprise to many. They are
very worthy young people and host
OF friends extend congratulations and
good wishes to them for long and
happy life.
Kints Marriaville Show has been en-
tertainiug our people nearly all week.
1t has been long time since there has
been any kind of an entertainment IN
our town, owing to the fact that we
had no hall large enough. the show was
we'll attended each night.
Andrew Miller spent Christmas with
friends in Manila.
Rov Slater and Miss Hattie Sewing
were Manila visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Sharp of Manila, transacted
business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Harvey drew the rug
given away at Bonney's Drug store the
Saturday BIT fore Christmas. Herman
Haines and Bert Bickncll otficlated at
the drawing and number 81 was the
lucky number.
Miss Jennie Mitchell has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity lately.
The watch contest at Hagan and
Kinks, was closed Monday. Miss Sallie
Duber was the lucky girl she having
ll7lvotes. The votes stood as follows:
Sallie Dudley ---.--- ll71
Jessie Sharp Observation-Disclosures l14l
Mable Bumaster --- 528
Laura Stahl- 400
Mrs. "A. Anderson 2
Lydia Frev 80 8
Nellie WEIGH IL
Miss Berg 2
Hattie Sewing .--------- 10
There was majority of 30 votes in
of Miaa D1hor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
WATERSUPPif
IS PLENTIFUL

Ia thirty minutes enough water
flows through the main supply pipes
OF the Cedar river water axHicW Ia
supply all Of the out -of town euH=
toners of the system for period 81
thirty daya according to an estimate
made by "a member Of the engineer
lnE furee nf the city.
city Treasurer cleo y Russell has
complied a statement Tor corporation
counsel Calhoun, Tor use IA conner
ton With the probable appeal OF the
vase OF Farewell IS the city Of hes
attic, Involving the riRht Of the city
"a sell water 90 outside parties, The
statement shows that The total In
come ~ the city fnr such water 10
March 1 was az follows Fort Law .
tou.is 00i lteuton. Stifl ballard.
tia.oib Rainier ueaeh.iiaei GEORGE
town Water Co, taasa " Thorn
as. $50 niilmsn city. ti,bthfb,
Tho suit IN question has been de
eided by Judge Griffin of The supe
riof court la favor OF the eity'H con
tsution that it has the right ~ sell
water 60 outsiders. but Il Il expected
that the plaintiff will take an APP
paai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

quaint old English comedy. and Mr.
Dunswarlh made a hlt With the
illustrated song
o.
THE Beauty and the Beast" drew
moderate sized audience to the
Grand last night but II Is a safe
guess thnt the receipts ~ the boz
office viii steadily dwindle during
he remainder Of the week
Just what fea8on there vas for
supporting that Seattle people would
stand good for n week Of The
Beauty aud the Beast. no one can
find out The whole presentation
IL almleaa and stupid. and when re-
solved down to itR integral parts
consists Of some fair scenery and 90
pair Of tights. 81 assorted sizes.
moving back aud forth across the
stage Incidentally there Is some
music. good bad and indifferent
mostly indifferent There Is no
comedy work worth tho name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
SEEKS stre Foe SCHOOL

A. the monthiY meeting 81 the
school beard last nlEht the contract
for lighting the LatonA school MAS
let for 81 COO. and FOR sFaiing the
tuteFlakr hiEh school grounds al
g $50 The new school AZ North
Green Lake Was named the nak
les achooi. after the old pioneer
Daniel nakiry. and the beard al,
thoFiEsd the purchase If = site fnf
nfw building near Ysalrr way
overlooking Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
CHURCH CONCERT
TO Be GIVEN

For the benefit 81 the ofEau fund
of the Madison street A. =
church. Airs Emma M1ffatt. coa-
traltn. assisted hY Gerard Tennlns
pianist. aud sidney brown tioltus
ists viii give a concert nest Tuesday
evening, April a. tn the auditorium
Of the first ~. D church Marion
and Third aV
No regular admission vii be
charged. bat a free viii offering viii
be taken st the doaf The appear
anee - Mrs. MoffaiJ viii 40 doubt
have the effect of drawing large
attendance. a. this well known caus
traila has Withdrawn from the cuus
reff stage and h nov only heard Ia
charity consents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
WON EN-
IN JAIL

STOCKTON. Cal. March 25-Mrs
Emma Len0ux. held for the murder
Of Albert n McNicaf. whose body
was found Ia a trunk spent mo first
uighat in the wcmaas Nard AZ the
stncktou iaii and slept late she
maintains calm demoAnor aud Was
heard laughing and talking With the
matrun She ate lightly. bot shows
40 signs ~ breaking down. She has
SECURED ~ attorney aud the district
attorney permits no Interviews An
Analysts II the victims stomach IL
being made In san Francisco. aud
an Inquest viii be delayed until a
report Is received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

part Of the state take up the plan.
said NJ knieat yesterday Il think it
VIII be Hu eaHy Wuttef 10 arrange
Tor "a meeting ln Seattle nf some
iaief date ni which we can form the
state association THIS plan Is along
similar Hines Of other state bHHocius
lions notably that Of California.
which gives an excursion 10 some
dlffefeut place each year Tor ilH
members have thought about this
matter Of state association for q
long time. aud hope a. see the pre-
iiminary steps taken soon"
This state uHaoria ton would have
quite a membership az iu all the
small towns there nfe volunteer fire
corps in the Seattle association
alone there are more than Toe mem
hrfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
PLAN STATE VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION

a state association ~ volunteer
firemeu. embracing all the old nud
new toluuteeS corps of fire fighters.
is the plan advanced hy secretary
A. = Mcknight. N the Seattle Vol
untesf fireman'a association. aud
sanctioned BY the members OF the
nHseaaiinn
To-day The volunteer fire corps IN
towns 10 central Washington are IN
HeHHiaH at Medical Lake with the plan
OF fofiulpg the Central Washington
Volunteer fifemeh'H association. A
letter nom tie Seattle association
win he read IN whleh the scheme of
state association viii be preached
M She associations lu the eastern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

~ Freuasubsrs attorney Tor
N gaAay, said the eity had an
,sssy asa an sngleeer and That
krss N % thsr 90 see that The
srrz d an eauiragts uerc lived up
q
,.aRmaa Grower said that Coun-
susa geaa hai had a paviuE bee
i = hsonss fog saue time. and
nj = sas paftifuiagiy active n
49, n sAs flafbef eempauF He
ss.~a ~ cesaeii bad tried q have
"a saasaele aas Lean avs saved
nslsu Ne Wishes " the rcaplc
nf FufnAin feheuengly protest 4.
4 sxalak AZ Improvement club "
4 ssIsst Nas 10 boom real estate.
n mti a. taIuneiian atu 40 soosi.
Al H. ounesi wnal4 commit the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

singing capacity. and one or two
principals who are indifferent
The staging Of the producing
farce that occupies most Of the
evening ~ very good In the last
song Of the first act the flags ~
several nations are thrown ON the
chorus and In the preceding number
chanReubie effect gives the prins
clpals and chorus the appearance Of
puppets being moved about ON
wires. for the scene is revealed AZ
alternate Intervals. while the com
paBy dances around the stage
Roger imhof. as Michael Casey, is
the first comedian. and his troubles
while being Initiated into the Green
BOD Club are the basis of the laugh
tor lie o. the beet ~ the company
and when the Green Sod Club gets
hold af him there Is something DO
ing all the time
John 4 West. Who does musical
novelties in manner all bis own.
d one feature 81 the olio. and the
DoVen brothers are another The
latter have trained dog that as
sistn them lea aerobatie work II high
caliber. and the dog comes In for
the app ause. far he is a star Of the
first water The musical numbers
are about as usual
II ever an audience was thrilled
II was che hundreds who were
present al the Star fast night when
CaatelIano succeeded IN looping the
gap OF death on the stage ~ the
star theater Probably the next hit
on the bin vas Harry Nalola who
gave limitations ~ At least 20 ma
tionalitlea Fernando May company
played on many different luairu-
menta and one Of the troupe created
curious figures out Of tissue paper
ia a clever manner. The GreEsana
gave a musical trayestY The Aus
tralian comedians presented a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
A QUESTION OF INTEREST

Methods Of assessment aud taxa
ton practiccd in King county were
made the chief topic OF discussion
at a meeting OF the conference con.
mitsoo OF Seattle Improvement clubs
yesterday aftcrnoG The discussion
was participated IN by Judge rhos
uutko, George y Cottcflll. County
Assessor John W Peter. Edward
brady aud &. W. HOrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

What the people want" said Mr.
Putnam lie the resignation Of the
council and then We can put Ia
honest men who VIII respect the
wishes It the people, u. u. Plants.
Gle Thompson aud Andrew Wilson
made short speeches. and on the
motion II MI Plants the chairman
appointed a committee. composed OF
J a, eofhctt David stuart n. ].
Mcdonald. ole Thompson, William
Curtss. g J Ingalls, and " W.
Grover. Who viii draw up hyslaws
sud a constitution. which Will be
submitted az The next meeting 20 be
held Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
REALTY MEN
WILL BANQUET

At the meeting q the Seattle Real
Estate Mena club last niaht GA the
Gillette building e vas decided to
huid the annual banquet 81 thH
Htander hotel nest FRIDAY might
The banquet coWfHitte. is arranging
a fine menu and iist u teaats.
Among the speakers viil be MAYOR
Moore. Thomas uafko. Samuel ulil
ard VIII Parry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
NEW FRANCHISE
is INTRODUCED

The proposed Hartman terminal
franchise ordinance was introduced
in the city council last nigbt and re-
farred 70 the corporations commit
Tee. The committee will take II up
A. ith meeting tomorroW afternoon.
The present grant provides for
track on Railroad ay 70 the north or
the city. extending On TO the Bal
lard boundary line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
INDICTMENT euAsHap

Tho indictment brought against
Thomas Taylor charging him with
murder In the first degree Ia having
stabbed and Killed NJ HALEY. at
the Washington hotel. early In the
month, has been duaahed IN Justice
haNiH' court Taylor, as already told.
has consented 90 plead guilty to a
charge OF granddaughter and the case
has been removed to the superior
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
REALTY DEALS

The realty movement In residence
and business districts remains
steady Captain v =. Mann. of Port
Townsend. r. atill buying Today he
purchased lot !, block /. Of the syn
dictate addition. from T. Al nugKan
Ter iiLeea. The property H. situat.
81 AZ the corner Of 10th av. \. aud
Jackson 81
The Washington a Northern rail-
way purchased iets ~. n ana "a.
block a. 81 WallluEford'n addition.
fer tif.tet yesterday afternoon. The
property l. la the vicinity ct Ueofge.
town.
lot 2. block gs. OF He'll Heirs
Second addition. was sold Co J A.
kauEley hY a. = inHlla Tor the
sum ~ ttf.soe The lot 10 at the
eorncr % Ninth av aud nlanrhasd
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

The last scene ends helpleseiy, as
though the composer had tired ~
hla task and wanted TO get through
and 40 10 bed ife sueeessfully i'm
parts this feeling 10 the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
G0UNC|LMEN GIVEN
AN AWFUL ROAST
..,Ns' INDIGNATION MEETING Is or the seoResNo KIND
.,.,ouAr,oN or COUNCIL Is Askso-rAxPAvuRs' OR.
.,,AroN TO % MAnG PERMANENT

same acts over again as soon as the
injunction was dissolved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

THE THEATERS

The Stars honest dramatic critis
rlsme To lta theatrical column have
a great iufluenre In making OF
breaking the tuof receipts Of any
ihealrkeal company which comes g.
ISIS city The people are fast find
a. uut that there Is only one paper
d the eiiy that will print the truth
c4neeruiug the various shows. the
uehefa all ctlnKinF 10 their profitable
iHaatsf advertising from the Grand
ID seattle theaters. and assuming
w. 1hlinlion 20 say nothing bad
s8ltnNio0r shows are on the boards
fToaay The star received some
alrda - commrndatIon from a resi-
NOT 81 Queen Anne hill. which are
tbrih printing lie said
~ began taking The star recently
"a discarded two other Seattle
sNns simply because I discovered
that Pho Star vas really giving the
facts about the plays AZ the various
ikeAsAFs Ny family and myself 80
~ matters great deal. aud have
been buncoed time and again hy
false and alluriug writeups Of
poor shows appearing In the other
dailiea Now We are reading The
Star exclusively. and I am saving a
good deal 81 money each month on
theatef tickets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
The markets


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ilhuii per ton Cat new potatoes ~
q yellow bauver onions. Ne
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Live ateck.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

n Gruvsr actrt a. chairman
= La Ostfem as secretary Mat
~. pee II seattle "a former
- a naHard. srakr at some
- Ne said O. MS not a very
..s.sst ihlng 90 b. compelled 60
a. a protective club in order
80 ne Saancu honest. lie told
= : hAa hlnekrd tie sale q an
.,s.k Hxhi plant e. the cilY there
I. asnx ne town ever Seeea hy
@Iss ! mass mrstiuE hnd SETTING
= ssascls . rvaeiHd their action.
i ssssklns ~ the raspausibliity ~
I. ! lsernasng Asphalt Co Az.
- stated that The ioener uaHagvr
Z sss nfbef Go vas non IN the
serenleni company sn1 WAS sap-
q 4 acsng ~ gssod work neN az
a. seaaegtsd with the hartsr
ansasN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

CRIPPLE CREEK Cello. March
= John McNiear. proprietor Of the
Cripple Creek laundry. believes the
body % A. \, MeViear. which was
found IN a trunk al stockton. l. that
II bis hFpther Albert. and has wired
the officials Of stockton Tor par
tleulars Albert McViear. during
tsss. Nas agent for Wells. Fargo q
Go In this city. but left here aix
years aka and went first gn New
Mexico and AfiEoaa aad thea 20
California. tie VAS formerly from
Wichita. kan. where his mother
and another brother stiti reside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

,lARn March ST. Graft l'-
hseiv suhseryieuse 60 eoepofa b.
IN aumsrous ether shafsea
" a.sAe Against the council htlne
- \, indignant eilisrus - The
- meeting az the city bali las'
action of the present city
- vas reviewed at lenEth eN
- ''..'..si SPEAKERS. and che state
m.as nat every councilman
- -. - haatht provided the price
~ .l,h saoagh After soue par
- vleieus thrpsts at certain
- rounenmen che Ur was
- -,b cheers hand elapplns and
- ..s.rs q feet Net enc Weti of
stsss II the city fathers Was
during the evening Every
s,, lneh % sraee was oeeu-
- "a every enc present seemed
..sse Interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
c p elspp Boys

The cyrus ~ ciapp estate rur.
chased ftom Charles Fiefee. the east
= Of lots 5 aud &. block a.. sarah
A BELLS zud addition. for so 600
yesterday afternoon. The property
IL situated at the corner 81 nafcn
aud PIKE
,. " Keen disposed Of his bold
inks AZ seventh and Madison YeHtet-
day Ga Isaac Cooper 10 $1,000 The
property h described as the east
half ~ lot Z. hlnck 80. % Terry =
ftrat addition.
The keystone Development 20.
has purchased a factory site from
MaFy D. Allen On Tth Az ~ be-
tween Lane and Dearborn. The deal
waa contaminated yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

With two-act skit that gives
some opportunities for good come
dams. and with fair talent In that
line. the Empire Comedy company
- this week putting up a show at
The Seattle theater that is good In
some respects aud Indifferent In
others. The electrical effects and
the clio acts are the best features
Of the show. but they are offset by
a chorus OF no particular beauty OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

Steamer bertha sailed last nigh,
ear the westward loaded with pas
aHnkers and freight