The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-15

Mr.. Lou. Romans was Ute, caller
on Friday.
The Cash Buyers Union, one of the
Chicago mail order houses, went
bankrupt last week, leaving thousands
of farmers who thought they were
beating their home merchants to hold
the bag.
Adds Lally returned today from
Notre Dame University to spend
brief vacation at home. Adds is
making splendid record in this I'M
iversity work and is most promising
young man.
The Stewart Lumber Co. has sold
its lumber and implement business at
Schleswig to the Nye SCHNEIDER Co
Mr.. SERVER and Mr.. Patterson were
in Schleswig yesterday making an in
ventory of the stock.
Mr.. C. j. Kemming tells us that
he has not decided to allow the use of
his name on the democratic ticket for
treasurer. He was placed on the
ticket without his consent or know
ledge and in any event he will make
no fight for the election.
Hans THEM was fittingly honor
ed by the republicans of the Third
ward. Having just retired from act
i've work he can give all the time re-
quired to the work of the city, and
no man can question his honesty and
fairness. His majority should not
be less than one hundred.
w. C. Rollins is one of the few
manufacturers of Denjson. He is
building up a. business that is bringing
new money into Denison. He is one
of the most friendly and helpful men
of the city. There is no doubt of his
election in the true blue republican
ward of the city.
| Some brave democrat moved that
there be no opposition to Juddie Bond,
but the caucus would not listen to
such a proposal. They We're bound
to have straight ticket in the field
and to draw party lines as hard and
fast as possible. Well if they want
it that way there is nothing for re-
publicans to do but follow their ex-
ample.
Mrs. John Woodruff entertained
Penelope on Tuesday, anticipating
st. Patricks day in her refreshments
that carried out the green and white
most clearly, Mrs. U. G. johnson
and Mrs. A. B. Wood assisting Mrs.
Woodruff in serving. Mrs. Alerding
of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, was the out of
town guest. The afternoon was mark
ed by the pleasure that Penelope al
ways means.
The Coffee club had very delight
full meeting with Mrs. j. B. Romans
on Thursday. Pink and white carna-
tions adorned the table which fairly
groaned under the weight of good
things. Misses Junia and lone
Romans assisted Mrs. Romans in
serving.
Yes: We remember Barney Sihbert
when he roomed over the McHenry bank
and worked for 'steen dollars mont
He has been growing every year since
that time until he has developed into
one of the leading business men of
Denison. He Is still German of the
Germans but he is an American of the
Americans also. The man who has
the brains and the determination to
work his way up as B. j Sibbert has
ought not to make bad man on the
city council. The recognition of such
men is an encouragement to every
young, man who is trying to make
his way in the world. No man in
Denison has given more of his time to
others than has B. j. Sibbert. Nat
ure has lowered him with beautiful
voice and great musical talent and he
has used these gifts without money
and without price on numberless oc-
casions for the benefit and the COM
forting of Denison people. But it is
not because he can sing that we would
like to see him elected on the city
council. 1t is because he is straight
forward, up-to-date, wide-a-wake
young business man who is absolutely
incorruptible and who would look we'll
to the interests of the city.