The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-15
Born on Monday May 9th to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Olson of Denison. son.

visited relatives IN DenlSOn on We'd
nesday.
Basic. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Keane is still very sick with pneu-
monia.
Moeller and Klinker is the new
firm now operating the Koepke saloon
on Broadway.
1t costs about as much to learn to
be good billiard player as it does to
learn good trade.
1t does not seem as if the price of
shingles was prohibitive from the
number of new roofs we see about
town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. Rae of Arion
were Denison visitors on Friday.
Mr.. Rae expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the new Anchor.
Last year our veterans complained
because all the flowers were out of
bloom before Memorial Day. There
will be no complaint on that score this
year.
Fritz Null an ingenious farmer of
East Boyer township has invented a
corn planter that works without the
customary wire. 1t looks like good
thing and we hope Fritz will get
rich out of it.
We are glad to report that the
members of the James family afflict-
ed with small poX are we'll again and
that the quarantine has been lifted.
1t is to the credit of our local health
officers that there was no spread of
the disease.
Harry Roberts of Fonda. brother of
AL Roberts has come to Denison for
the summer. He is carpenter by
trade and expects to find plenty of
work here. Incidentally he is a fine
base ball player and his coming is
hailed with enthusiasm. by the fans.
There is no question but that the
Bulletin knows news when it sees it..
Ninety percent of it news last week
had been previously printed in the
Review. The only trouble is that the
Bulletin does not have sufficient time
to reset all the news that the big
Review contains.
| The Commercial Club decided last
Wednesday not to assist in the obser-
vance of Memorial Day as body. 1t
was the feeling of those present that
the business men would subscribe lib
orally to request for funds but that
the appeal had best come from the
Grand Army veterans.
The Laub block is now almost free
from scaffolding and the new brick
work looks we'll. 1t is very plain
however and would have looked better
had more than one color Of brick beer
used. The improvement will cost
about $4,000. The block now has the
appearance of new brick building.
!. Hereafter the proceedings of the
city council are to be published in the
Review. We have long held that il
would be economy and only square
deal if the people were allowed tt
know just how and where their money
was expended. 1t will save the
council from a great deal of criticism.
| Supt. E.W. Fellows visited a mum.
Der of Iowa cities last week looking
for teachers for the high school to fill
vacancies. He reports that young
graduates are demanding. and receiv-
ing more money than Denison hac
authorized him to offer and his tril
was not eminently successful on this
account.
"Judge not that We be not Judged
is to be our motto in regard to thu
Carroll home talent production at the
opera house last Tuesday evening
Several of the caste did excellently-
the souhrete especially. H. C. RUBY
at one time foreman of the Review
Office gave some fine black face
specialties and his dancing was good.
The crowd was not large and we
doubt if our Carroll friends more thar
paid expenses.
We hope that Denison will not de-
part from its announced purpose Of
not paying salaries or bonuses to bal
players. If there is balance at the
end of the season it may we'll bt
divided among the boys. but it will
be mistake to commence hiring
outside players. Real sport is il
putting up the best game possible
with the material at hand not in hir
ing bunch of professionals. We be
lieve the majority of the Denison PEG
pie gave with the understanding that