The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21

Carl Caswell was an over Sunday
visitor with friends at Audubon. tt
Mrs. D. McMurray, of Manning, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fitch, in
Denison this week.
Mrs. c. Wheeler. of Marine, Iowa.
and granddaughter, Miss Bernice
Wheeler, of McClelland, Iowa, are
pleasant guests at the l.. HubDell home
in Denison this week.
Mrs. Ray Friend and Ralph Holmes
returned Friday evening from Me.
dina, S. D., where they spent several
weeks visiting at the Sam Stewart
home. Wesley Stewart. nephew OF
Mrs Friend, accompanied them to
Denison for a visit.
Dow City is all torn up over the
post Office fight which is going on at
that place. The democrats are center
ing their efforts on Postmaster Wise,
who was appointed as republican, and
in addition they are trying to kill off
each other.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gulick are re-
joicing over the arrival of grandson,
who arrived at the S. j. Nelson home
in Jefferson early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gulick and Mrs. G. L. Voss went
down to Jefferson Sunday to inspect
the young man and have reported to
friends in DenisOn that he tips the
scales at pounds and will probably
be named Eugene Randall Nelson.
Farmers living in the neighborhood
of Coon Grove tell US that they have
seen a number of red fox in that
grove. Only recently a man was able
to get close enough to one of them to
permit his shooting it with rifle and
disposed of the pelt to Sioux City
furrier for the sum of $50. Red fox
have not been common in the county
for a number of years, but in the ear
lier days they we're common thing.
The damage suits of r. NJ. Dudley,
of Nashville, Tenn, against the c. &
N. w. Railway company, growing ont
or the accident at Ralston crossing
last June. in which two daughters of
K. NJ. Dudley were instantly killed and
other members of the auto party more
or less injured, was settled out of
court at Carroll and all suits have been
dismissed, the railroad company hav-
ing agreed to pay the compliments
$17,500 and the costs of the case.
Ralph Holmes, son of Mrs. w. w.
Holmes, came down with scarlet few
err on Monday of this week and the
family is now under quarantine. Ralph
seems to be having more than his
share of sickness, for while visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Sam Stewart, at Me-
dina, S. D., he suffered with severe
attack of pneumonia. and he was only
able to return to Denison the latter
part of the week We trust, however,
that his case of scarlet fever will not
prove of long duration and that he
may be out soon.
Mr.. VIM. Brandt has rented his hotel
property on East Broadway to Ernest
Mas and Fred Hansen. We under
stand that the leases have rented the
property for term of three years,
and will take possession of same about
March LIST. Mr.. Hansen is a brother
in-law of E. Mas, the merchant tailor.
The democrats are pointing out the
advantages to be secured by non
partisan municipal election this spring
They favor citizens ticket. We Won
der how it would be ii the city was
as democratic as the county is? We
never heard Of suggestion from a
democratic source of non-partisan
election. we never heard Of sugges-
ton of citizens ticket in the county
and we surmise the reason is that it
is safely democratic. Republicans
would be glad to enter into negotia-
tions with the democrats in the city
to have a non-partisan election in the
county and no doubt when this is &C
complished there will be no obstacles
in the way of non-partisan election
in the city.