The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

| lfOupG OIL lOuF was altenQeQ by
medium sized house. They left on
Monday for Wall Lake where they
presented the same play in the even
| ing
Gehard Lindblad had the bad luck
| Sunday, of losing one of his fine
black horses, which breaks up that
fine and stylish team which he valued
SO highly
John Cedargren is stocking up with
new goods in this Hoaglund building
and will handle line of general
merchandise together with feed and
flour and cream business. John has
an extensive flour and feed trade,
which he has built up i'm the past two
years. He has secured the services of
Fred Reecy, who will assist in con-
Quoting the business.
| Miss Anna Shaw, the popular school
| teacher was married on Saturday last
to Mr.. Clinton r. Gibson at her home
north of kiron Miss Shaw has a
large circle of friends who most heart
| lily joins in wishing her together with
her husband the very best of life's
blessings.
c. J. Johnson r turned home from
a few days visit with relatives at
Bronson Iowa.
w. j. Sandberg received his new
auto car last week. 1t is of Jack
son make and dandy and exactly as
the car owned by John rureen
Herbert Ward is again back of the
counter at the Noreluis Department
store after a year absence, which was
| mostly spent on his claim in Dakota
Herbert is a number one clerk and
numbers his friends among all his ac-
qnaintances who are pleased to know
that ne will remain in kiron
William Paulson is the latest add
tion a, the Sthran store, having ac-
cepted the c,efkship in that establish
III Mt where he is smiling and eff
,ciently waits upon his customers and
| fliends.
/ Rev n Peterson of loes Nome;
spent "Wednesday and Thursday in
kiron, preaching eacn evening at the
Mission church
The many friends OF f. G. Johnson
and his family regret exceedingly the
mishap 10 Mr.. Johnson, which has
cast a gloom over Thorn the past
week Very recently Mr. Johnson
showed SIGNS OF mental ailmenl
which ii was hoped would last 10.
but short period and that he soon
would be himself again. AS develop
n m did not prove satisfactory ii was
considered best for himself and al
concerned that he be sent to Clarind;
Iowa, where possibly proper neat
ment would restore his Mental abili
ties Mir johnson suffered similar
several years ago. 1t is ne Games
wish and hope OF one and All tina
Mn. johnson VIII soon be back witt
his family and friends, fully restored
Chas Dolll Went along With him to
GAarinda. returnins the latter par o
II week lie said that Mr. johnson
was about The same waen he left BIN
The town election on Monday pass;
ed OF somewhat ouiesly. notwitAstanl
inc bui what some work was done OF
the quie' Two tickets had beef
launched in tho fed The citizen.
and Peoples paltl No resolutions o
PRINCIPLES having been adopted q
either OF the caucus which were pub
icly placed before TIN voter ii ap
: peared that il was 4 vote for men
supportes OF the peoples party nom
; inees worked The saloon question phi
: vately as an issue and had they an
nounced their causus and issued pub
liclN there would have been no doub
but what that ticket would have Won
The candidates w re John Cedargrel
f. Oscar Larson and Gust Sanders Tn,
5 nomiresS on the citizens ticket am,
t who We're elected We're Dr.. f. A Bun
rows, I. A Peterson and \. +. Swan
son. Their majority We're small an,
a tie resulted in the vote oil Larson
n and Peterson which, when drawn re
L suited in favor of Peterson We ar
Y OF the opinion that tie saloon question
e will BE- brought to an issue and
special election held 10 decide b,
a special vote il il is TO be allowed t
4 exist in the town or no. This viii
I be more satisfactory way than til
a past and present methods has beer
which Will avoid all beating atoun
$ the bush. We Shall comment on thi
II subject later
4 On day last wcek Alvin. the saye
5 yeal Old boy Of Alfle1 TeIg4cn c3m
y home from school complaining OF
a pain in his abdomen and said tina