The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-21

j The council met on Monday even
ing, at which time DR.. L. M. Coon was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
his resignation before he left on his
trip around the world. No further
business was transacted.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Bale and Mr.
and Mrs. julius Bale and daughter
Will leave Sunday for New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bale will sail from
New York on March 7th for an extend.
ed trip through Europe. They will
meet their daughter, Miss Sophia at
Naples, Italy, and she will accompany
them on their trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Jul
ius Bale will visit friends in the east
before returning to Denison.
Mr.. Martin Barrett, of Dunlap, faith
er OF Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon, is confined
at the hospital at this place, where he
is taking treatment for rehuematism.
Mr.. Barrett has been suffering for
some time with rheumatism and he
came to Denison Saturday in hopes
that he might be benefited by the
treatment at the Denison hospital. His
wife and Mrs. Thomas Higgins, CT
Dunlap, are up today visiting him.
c. d. Fink was down from Deloit
..ursday transacting business and
calling on Denison friends. Mr.. Fink
called at the Review office While in
the city and left an ad which appears
in this issue of the Review. Mr.. Fink
is the agent o. the Ideal Silo company
and will sell their product in this
locality. Those who are interested in
silos should read his ad, which ap-
pears in this issue of the Review.
Friday afternoon the case Of Ben
Smith VS.. Leo Meade was held at JUS
tice Rollins court. The case grew out
of some difficulty between the defend
ant and Mr.. Smith couple of weeks
ago and charge was brought against
Mr. Meade of assault and battery by
Mr.. Smith A number of witnesses
testified before the court and both
sides were represented by attorneys.
After all the evidence was in the court
imposed a fine of $50 and costs against
the defendant, which was paid.
Sidney Landon appeared on the
lecture course on last Wednesday
evening at the opera house. Mr.. Lam
don is an impersonator and delighted
the audience with representations OF
Longfellow, Mark Twain, Edgar Allen
Poe and delivered sketches from some
of their writings. Mr.. Laandon miss
ed connections at Fort Dodge and did
not arrive in Denison until nine-thirty.
The audience was entertained until
his arrival with motion pictures which
the management of the opera house
gave to afford amusement until his
arrival.
The statement of the Crawford
County State Bank which appeared in
the last issue of the Review, shows
the bank to be in excellent condition
with total footing of almost mil
lion dollors. 1t is splendid testi-
monial to the management of this
bank-that in a few years it has de-
VelOped into one of the strongest fin
ancial institutions in the state Deni-
son has reason to be proud OF many
things, but none more than it's banks.
They prove not only strong and cap
able men, as managers, but also a
prosperous and progressive commun-
ity..
On Monday evening wrestling
match was held at the opera house be.
tween William Won Dollen, of Daven-
port, and Walter Hertz, of Omaha. Won
Dollen is a young man who is known
we'll in the city and vicinity and has
built up quite reputation for himself
as a wrestler. Hertz is professional
wrestler, and it was understood that
he was to throw VonDollen twice in
one hour. He gained the first fall in
SO minutes, but failed to throw Won
Dollen the second time before the time
was up. A couple of fast prelimin-
aries were held by some of the home
boys before the big match was pulled
off. The receipts at the door failed to
pay the expenses of the match.
The socialist who spoke at the
court house Monday night had most
sure cure for all industrial evils. He
said Put my party in power and it
will vote to have things right and that
will make it So" He gave a most
earnest invitation to the ladies to be
present, but his language was not such
as most husbands would like their
wives to hear. His appeals might
have weight on the street corners Of
great cities where there is a chance to
arouse prejudice against capitalists
who conduct great manufacturing in