The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
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The light snow that fell Saturda.
evening proved the means of gettin,
a clue to an attempted robbery here
and that may explain others. Abou
1880 that night Miss Laura Ebsen
who works at Green's hotel, was awak
ened by the crash of falling glass ant
awoke Mr.. Green. The hotel stand!
directly beside o. w. Nelson's hard
ware store. Mr.. Green, dressing hast
! lily, went to. the back window of the
store and found it broken and tracks
in the snow. He went after Mr.. Mel
son, who was away from home, theI
after Percy Dodge and Geo. Emming
er, the marshal. They followed the
plain tracks in the snow from the back
window of the store to Riley Talcotts
where Jesse Furne was boarding. TAX
ing one of his shoes they found that
it exactly fitted the tracks. County
Attorney Bell was summoned and af
ter some time secured written con
| fession from Jess. The statement i'm
plicated Delbert Lee, and Mr.. Bell re-
turned with a warran and Sheriff
Cummings and Delbert was taken to
Denison Sunday and Jess on Monday
morning. Delbert has retained AttOr.
ney P. w. Harding to defend him.
There was an enthusiastic temper.
ance meeting at the church Wednes-
day evening. All the members of
the L. T. L.. under the supervision of
Mrs. Stilson, were present and sang
their songs and marched. N. F. Still
son gave an explanation of the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution.
Mrs. Bowers gave an Introductory
talk and Mrs. Petersen, vice president
of the w. C. T. u, gave the address
of the evening, which is highly spok-
en- of by all who heard it and which
gained number OF supporters for the
temperance movement.
Mrs. Bowers spoke to large con-
gregation Sunday evening from the
subject. "A city that is set upon a
HILL" and gave an excellent discourse.
Mrs. Eliza Winters went home Sun
day evening. Her brother, Perry
Roberts, went with her.
Mrs. Mari and daughter, Evelyn,
went to Boone Saturday to see Rus
sell Conrad. Russell had his nose
broken in a football game and has had
several operations performed on &C
count of it, but it is thought that the
operation last week will end the
trouble as he is getting along nicely.
Two of our we'll known townspeo-
pie, Mrs. Wilhelmina Vogt and Mr..
VIM. Griffin, were lately married in
Omaha, where they will live in the
future Their many friends here ex-
tend congratulations.
Ed Dorsey is able to be out once
more after severe attack of typhoid
fever. The fever was broken in few
days. but Ed was sick man for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Stilson went to
Woodbine Sunday to visit their son,
Bert. on his birthday.
Mrs. V. Talcott and Mrs. Milo KEEL
ly will entertain the Aid society at
the home of the former.
Miss Viola Minter, of Denison, and
Mr.. Lewis Cocey, of Arion, were mar
ried at Logan, January 14th. The
young people have located in Arion
and are conducting the Arion hotel,
in which we wish them successful
future.
Mr.. j. NJ. Kennedy, of Logan, and
Daniel Howorth, of Dunlap. who were
among Crawford county's pioneer set
tiers, came to spend Thursday after
noon with Arion friends and rela-
tives. They had been to a birthday
dinner at Reuben Vore's, which cele-
brated his SD birthday.
Aunt Maggie Talcott has been quite
sick the past week.
Arion people are certainly glad that
Mr.. Emil SchwarZ has reopened his
meat market. Large racks hanging
full Of choice home killed meat and
the home made sausage, ETC., make all
hope that he will not sell out again.
A. A. Conrad took trip to Chicago
Saturday evening.
Allen Dodge was visiting at home
over Sunday.
There was a pleasant Aid society
meeting at Mrs. VIM. Doidge's last
Thursday. The ladies worked at their
embroidery at tatting and Mrs. Dodge
and Mrs. Anderson served very nice
luncheon, which helped the finances
of the church.
Miss Alta Mackey has been obliged
to leave her school in Council Bluffs
and come home on account Of severe
attack of grip.
Mrs. Levi Green is at Ute visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Larson.
Little Gerald Butler and Hope
Smith have both been quite sick for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly motored
to Vail last week to visit her mother,
Mrs. Eland
P. Hedderman has his large ice
house nearly filled with the clear ice
from Link Riddles pond.
Mrs. Jas. Nelson is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Lang, at Charter Oak.
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