The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-13

Box candies, fine variety in plain
md fancy ones at U. G. johnson Geo.
David Weatherby took splendid
show herd of the Polled Durham cat
tie to exhibit at the international
Fat Stock Show in Chicago this week.
judges say they are beaut-
les and will be sure to get inside the
Defiance Enterise.
Maxim Gorky, the Russian writer
whose moral character is such that
respectable society in this country
closed it's doors to him, retaliates
for his treatment by denouncing
everything American and especially
everything in New York. Denuncia-
ton from ouch source is compli-
ment to this nation.
The inventory of the French church
es has been carried out by the govern
ment with far less clerical opposi-
tion than was expected. AS matter
of fact the majority of the clergy
are sympathetic with the movement
which. when completed. will realize
for France, Cavour's famous dictum.
ga free church in free state"
Many friends learn with regret
that Mr.. w. H. Hart expects to
sever his connection with the First
National Bank of Manila on Jan. LIST.
in order to accept a position with
the Bennett Trust Co.. of Sioux City.
Mr.. Hart was one of the influential
citizens of Manila and host of
friends will wish HIM success and
happiness in his new home.
Rural Route Inspector Swenson was
here Monday and Tuesday and went
over the routes with the carriers. the
object of his visit being to see what
could be done in the way of more
complete service for this end of the
country. While not having his plans
fully completed, we are informed that
it is likely the West Side routes will
be heightened to reach those on the
west. West Side Journal.
John F. Riggs. State Superintend-
emit of public instruction, is recon-
mending the passage of bill by the
next legislature forbidding fraterna-
ties in high schools of the state.
This is a good move on the part of
Mr.. Riggs. for there is no need of
or good sense in allowing fraterna-
ties In public schools. Fraternaties
have been causing much trouble in
the high schools of the larger Iowa
towns. such as Sioux City. Des
Moines and other large cities and the
sooner the fraternaties are forbidden
by law, the better it will be and
while the legislature is at it. state
schools might as we'll be included IN
the bill.
The other day in New York a eel
ebrated opera singer was found guilty
and fined for insulting women. True
he has appealed to higher court.
but the popular verdict as warranted.
apparent, by the testimony. upholds
the decision of the magistrate. The
peculiar thing about the matter il
that with some people there is mis-
1 placed and foolish sympathy with thu
man. We suppose it is because HI
lis an opera singer and bears an Ital
ian name. Why should not the cod
of behavior which we expect a far
mer or mechanic to observe appl.
equally as we'll to tenor opera sin
ger? Yet. if farmer or mechani
had insulted the women and bee
punished for it the people who no,
d support the singer would. as with on
voice. say that it served him right.
G. w. Korte formerly the Junit
+ partner uf the firm of Salinger
Korte, has closed up his affairs ar
o will soon go to Seattle. WASH. whel
he has accepted fine position :
General Solicitor for the Westel
/ Divisions of the C. M. & St. Pa
N R'y. Co. that is now being built fro
i. Chamberlain. S. D. to Seattle. M
# Korte has resided in Carroll Coun
!. ever since he graduated in law son
{. fourteen years ago; was County A
10 torney two years and has gone
r. the ladder step by step, until tod
r. he ranks among the leading attorne
he of. the state who by his honest dea
ing with his clients is sought by
great corporation. Mr.. and M
Korte leave many warm friends
at Carroll who dislike to see them s
Success George. Manning Monito
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