The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-16

residents Of Crawford county for
many years and have many friends
who regret that they are to move from
the county.
Vernon Pearson. nine year old son
Of Andrew Pearson Of Milford town.
ship, met with very serious accident
last week. While coasting down the
4. Dorale" hill he was thrown from his
sled and struck the ground 10 such q
manner as to tear the scalp from his
head. The little fellow was in a
critical condition for few days but
is reported as greatly improving at
present. 8
The Denison city election this
spring will be an entirely new deal
. full set Of officials are to be elected.
In the past there has always been one
follower from each ward. The
law is now such that the terms Of all
aldermen and officers expire April
1st. thus causing an election Of al
new men at the same time. Here
after there will be elected only one
alderman from each ward and two at
large, giving the city Ave aldermen
instead of six &c ct present. The
election will be held the last Monday
in March.
The Senior Boys Of the b. 8. ban-
quoted at Alva Daniels last thursday
evening. The class colors. green and
cream. were used extensively and all
were in perfect harmony for rolick-
ing good time. The eating over. the
boys rambled up the stairs to Alva's
room where they spent the rest Of the
evening. There were all sorts Of
Jokes. songs, speeches, tricks. and
stories pulled off during the night
and the next day it was rumored
that they didn't 90 to bed Ut all.
After breakfast the boys rluwly but
gayly dragged themselves off to school.
The new Saggas block on West
Broadway is about completed and
on February II will he dedicated
by giving q free dance TO which
every one is invited. Mr.. SaRRau
has issued posters and says the pro-
gram will start at 2 80 in the after
noon and stop at l o'clock q. m The
building will be occupied by the
/ Rachwitz Meat Market, John Fas, je' 8
Furniture store and Henry Moeller's
tobacco and cigar store on the first
floor The upper floor contains q fine
large hall which The Odd Fellows
lodge has rented, Savory & Mitchell
will occupy the basement with their
pop factory.
To those Of our readers who are in
terested in the growing and cultivat-
ing Of corn. we wish to call attention
to very able paper on Corn" writ.
Item by Mr.. Dan Fink. which appears
on another page Of this paper. Oar
ID the oldest son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Hannibal Fink Of Goodrich township
land writes from actual experience
hard experience and good reading or
1.-THE corn subject. He 10 . young mar
lust past his majority but for years
during the early corn season and. ia
fact, during the working season Of the
entire year four o'clock q. m. found
Dan up doing the morning chores and
i've O'Clock found him going down the
corn rows behind cQltivator and 9
chunky hay team. fat 90 butter. plan.
lining and thinking Of ways and means
LOT Increasing the yield Of his fathers
cr( ps. The Review gladly devotes
lover three columns Of space to thii
worthy young mans paper.
The Empire Clothing Store or
Thursday night narrowly escaped be.
ing destroyed bv fire. About ter
O'Clock after the store had been closed
Tor some time. Mr.. Harding. while il
his Law Office. became impressed with
the smell of gas be thought came
from the store below. Mr.. McAhrer
was communicated with and came t
the store, and on opening the door.
founu smoke was apparently coming
from the basement. Going dowr
stairs. he found the fire had started
frs m an ash heap. and the flames weri
making some Roadway up the eide o.
the bnilding. BY prompt action tn,
fire was suhdued with but LITTLE harm
It was, however. close call. ant
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