The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-05
Dou, City.

DoU City.
The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church have opened we'll. The
revivalist. Rev. Window. is proving
popular with the people and the
church feels that much good work
will be done.
The markets do not show much i'm
provement for hogs are. So. 7O-$3. So;
corn in ear 45 and shelled 46: oats
$3.50: wheat 65-S5. Hens are six and
one half cents.
The exciting event Of the fore part
of TIE week was the trial by jury of
Walter Quick for an assault on Earl
Ettleman. The Cohen hall was filled
on Monday night with men and boys
After the affair was over it was de-
cided that most of the crowd would
have to be fined under the late ordin-
ance of the board of health for spit
ting tobacco juice in a public hall.
But all were gone and the mayor de-
cided it would be useless to bring
them back. In the lawsuit the
State claimed that Quick went to the
livery stable under the influence of
Liquor and began to act so about the
horses as to cause Ettleman. who was
in charge of the barn. to demonstrate.
Thereupon the men came to blows
and Ettleman was so hurt that he
complained and had the arrest made.
The citizens did not send out of town
for lawyers. but handled the affair all
among themselves. except the at
torney for the defense was travelling
man named Tim Keefe. The case
was before Mayor Rolls and j. w.
Howorth was the attorney for the
State. A jury was demanded. and
the following good citizens chosen to
act: S. E. Rudd. Chas. Sterrett.
j. Killeen. G. w. Langley, Henry
Mitchell and Geo. Rule. After a
short deliberation the jury came in
with the verdict of ''Not Guilty.
It is rumored that Mr.. Reimer.
late barber at Denison. will move
here and assist in the shop with Mr..
Baber. He is good man and our
people will welcome him back as a
citizen.
The junior member of the Bremser
Brothers firm was at Omaha on Tues
day. 1t is rumored that he is inter-
ested in diamonds. and was looking
up something in that line.
Mrs. w. A. Spence. who has been
quite Ill. is now better.
G. II. Huntington has been tending
the furnace at the school house for
some days owing to the sickness of his
father. He is not specially pleased
with the job as it requires one to be
up before daylight in the morning.
There was a council meeting on
Monday night. but no business of i'm
portance came up.
Our Woodman team was up at
Arion on last Saturday night and put
on the fine work of this order.
Banker Fishel accompanied Sears
McHenry of Denison on trip out
near Harrington. Neb., last week.
John Ebzery. whose hume is at
Sheridan. Wyo., has been at the
Fishel home.
The hotel project is coming on anc
there is good prospect for a proper
building here in the near future.
Homer Curtis. who came home last
spring to the parsonage sick, is now
so we'll that he has accepted work in
his line of expert advertising manager
for q big firm at Colorado Springs,
Colo. He will be with Kaufman
Co. Mr.. Curtis has brilliant mind.
and has made many friends during the
months at home.
Mrs. Frank Bicknell. who has beer
visiting at the home of her father.
VIM. Kelly. started Saturday evening
for Minneapolis. After a short stay
there she will return to her home OF
a North Dakota homestead.
Lon Hughes. of near Earling. wa:
a Dow City visitor Wednesday. Lor
used to be one of our Dow City boys
i Mrs. A. H. Rudd of Dow City, anc
DR.. tombstone of Denison. went to De.
Moines Wednesday. coming home Fri.
| day.
Dave Houston shipped car o.
household goods to Phoenix. Arizona
Saturday. He went with the car ant
the family left few days later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck. who have beer