The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

corn was soft when picked and when
cribbed it soured and became unfit for
feed.
The town Of Danbury over in Mon
ona county was visited by ss5, 600
FIRE last week-the fire starting in the
To-Day drug store. The Danbury
Review published by L. b. Jenness
was destroyed, only jub press being
saved.
We understand that A. j. Gary.
the Denison contractor. has just
secured another big contract at
Boone. in which he agrees to build
about nine miles Of sewer. FOR that
city. The CONTRACT will require all
of the work completed this year, and
Mr.. Gary is certainly getting his
share of the big contract work at
Boone.
w. H. Krebs Of Carroll, who until
married y couple Of years ago, made
his home with B. l. Sallinger. has
just been appointed assistant claim
agent. under B. I. Sallinger, Jr., for
the Milwaukee road. He will make
his home in Sioux City in the future
His acquaintance in Denison extend
congratulations.
W r. Kirkup will leave the first
OF next week for trip East. stop
ping at Boone to visit relatives,
and then 20 on to Chicago, and
spend week. Upon his return he
and his family will go to Portland,
Oregon, with the intention Of maxi
ing that place their future home.
Mr.. Kirkup has rented his home to
the Anderson boys Of near Deloit.
A negro. Henry Coleman, will re-
present Cornell College on the state
oratorical contest March 4. Coleman
defeated all his rivals at the home
contest on the subject. 1.-THE Philoso-
ply Of the Race Problem.'' His
home is in Boone and is in college BY
virtue Of having won the Mary Elwell
scholarship for pupils Of the Boone
schools.
According to Revenue Collector M.
J. ToDin Of Dubuque. only fraction
of the corporations In this district
have made the returns required by
law to be in his hands by March /.
Officers evidently fail to realize that
all corporations must report. regard
less Of income or kind Of business. or
subject themselves to fine and jmpris-
onment. All interested should take
notice and attend to this matter at
once.
John Thompson. q Larrabee. Iowa,
farmer, unable to get q stock car in
which to ship his hugs. tried the ex-
pertinent Of using an ordinary coal
car, and the shipment went through
to Sioux City in good shape. This
is the first record Of any one having
made use Of coal car for the ship
pirg of hogs. The car was we'll bed
ded with straw, and the hogs made a
very comfortable trip.
Mrs. Roland Caldwell OF Iowa City
sold the body uf her husband to the
State University for $40. Immediats-
| ly afterwards her daughter secured a
writ Of replevin from the court and
the body was turned over to the daugh-
ter's attorneys and now proceedings
have been started to have President
i Mclean cited to appear before the
court and show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt Of court.
| Marriage licenses recorded at the
clerk Office the past week are as
follows: Feb. 9-Julius q. Struck
and Mary s. Rendixen: Feb. 10
Frank SeRbeart and Anna Neuman;
\ Feb. 12-Evert E. Chambers and Clara
10. Talcott, George Klinker and Louisa
j Meseck, Barney Wiegel and Cara
Doraie, Fred j. MARI and Bertha
Lueck: Feb. 15- Thomas Randel and
Hannah NJ. Bayles, Dan Fink and
Dorothy Petersen; Feb. 16--C arsten
H. John and Alfredo M. Schroeder.
Charles s.. Billings has received
the appointment az postmaster at
Kiron, succeeding E. E. Clauson.
Mr.. Billings. is conducting drug
busine So at Kiron. having purchased
the G. C. Walters store when Mr..
Walters went to South Dakota
During his residence in Kiron he has
madessa host Of friends. who join in
extending congratulations on his good
luck in having secured the postoffice
appointment. Ed. Clauson has been
lin the postoffice at Kiron for many
years aud what his plans are for the
I future we have not learned.
I The Iowa State Agricultural col
lege is offering to test free of charge
all samples of seed corn sent them by