The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-10
Around The County.

court has ordered the forced sale of
all the property that the cash may be
divided as near as possible according
to the conditions of the will. A jan
gle between the widow and the other
heirs over the proper size of her third
which she has demanded as her right
under the law, regardless of the con-
ditions of the will, which she thinks
fell short in this particular legal re-
qulrement, but which was Sustained
on all other points, has led to the ac-
ton. The sale is advertised to take
place in Aston on May 1929. Man
lila Republican.
Miss .Dollie Palmer left Thursday
for Des Moines, in charge of a lady
representative of a rescue home at
that place. The young girl is in a
delicate condition but refuses to ex-
pose her paramour. Her case has ex-
cited great deal of sympathy and
her expenses will be borne by friends.
Manila Republican.
w. R. Grimes topped the market
again last Saturday with his acorn fed
hogs; disposing of Is head at &c per
pound. Manila Republican.
Henry w. Book, who is employed
on the fast mail between Cedar RAPIDS
and Boone. spent Sunday here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Book.
Henry says he likes the work very
we'll. He works six hours a day for
five days and then has two days. He
leaves Cedar Rapids at 80 a. m.
and gets back at $3.50 p. m. This
makes good run and gives him a
chance to get home nearly every Sun
day.-West Side Journal.
A. j. Gary, who has the contract
for building the Hugo Krohnke saloon,
has couple OF men buslly at work
making cement blocks since Saturday.
A temporary shed has been erected in
the street for the purpose and work
goes on rain or shine. The blocks
turned out are of very pretty de-
sign and not too large or clumsy look
ing. The old building will not be
moved back until the cement blocks
are nearly all built, after which the
laying of same will begin. -Schles-
wig Leader.
Mrs. Frank Reitz, who was taken
to the Sioux City hospital the fore
part Of last week for an operation, is
reported as getting along very nicely.
-Schlewig Leader.
Miss Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Nelson of Soldier town
ship, was operated on Saturday for
appendicitis. We understand she is
getting along nicely under the care
of a trained nurse. -Schleswig
Leader.
John Fastje of Denison was up
Monday viewing the ground on the
Baxter Reed lots with regard to fur
nishing plans for the new buildings
which will be in course of construc-
ton soon. Material will be on the
ground about the middle of the
month. -Schleswig Leader.
Somebody went hunting in Joe Ull-
rich's pasture Sunday and killed COW
for him, so now Mr.. Ullrich says the
limit has been reached and he will
not permit gun on the place again.
He has no clue to the one that did the
Job, as he only knows that when. he
went to get his cows at night the best
one lay dead in the field, shot with a
rifle. Charter Oak Times.
John Hargens went to Woodbine
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Geo. Ulmer, who was
killed by lightning in this week.
storm near Woodbine. Mr.. Ulmel
was working on the railroad track and
with the crew was going home on the
hand-car when Tightening struck him.
Of the five men all were knocked
from the car and scattered, some be-
ing thrown fifteen or twenty feet.
Three were but slightly injured, one
was paralyzed and may never recover
and Mr.. Ulmer was killed. He hal
many acquaintance hereabouts, hav
ing once been resident of the Will
low country. Charter Oak Times.
HITCHCOCK LOSES CASE.
Judge Powers yesterday Afternoon
denied the writ of mandamus aske'
for by L. Hitchcock. Hitchcock wa
a candidate for city marshal, and whel
the council reappointed Van Wagner
Hitchcock asked for mandamus
pleaded the soldiers preference Law
and asked that the Office be awarde'
him.-Ida County Pioneer,
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