The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-31
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AJuio Ai W. " y w q ASAeOl Weu-
nesday.
:. David Hilton was a Maspleton caller
Tuesday.
Nellie Drake is an Omaha visitor
this week.
Nellie Rou'zong was ute visitor
Wednesday.
Cecil Bartlett went to Dow City
again Monday.
Mr.. Criswell of Ute was calling at the
Oak Wednesday,.
Miss Knapp visited over Sunday with
her sister at Ute.
Aunt Nan Egbert is spending a few
days at Mapleton.
Miss Daisy Knight returned from
Iowa City Friday.
B. S. Barborka transacted business
at Dunlap Monday.
Mr.. Cross visited last week with
friends at Sioux City.
Mrs. Day of Sioux City is the guest
of Mrs. ID. McWilliams.
j. p. Thompson was an Omaha bust
ness visitor Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Armstrong returned
from Indianola Saturday.
Fred Gillett of Rodney was an over
Sunday visitor at the Oak.
d. Kemp is enjoying visit with
brother from Wright county.
Master Ernest Knight went to Deni-
son Monday to visit few days.
Charles Ssniff of Council Bluffs was
an over Sunday visitor at the Oak.
p. d. Nc Mahon and Oren Kemp
were Sioux City visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Stride of Manning is the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Shumaker.
George Knight and Miss Hattie lr-
win have been sick the last few days.
t. A. Harris took some more home
seekers to Idaho the last of the week.
A. Weber moved here from Sioux
City Monday into the Haworth house.
Miss Elsie Butterworth will teach a
school in Morgan township this spring.
Mr.. Thurnall is here again from
Wyoming with another lot of horses to
sell.
Miss McWilliams went to her home
in Denison to spend the weeks vaca-
ton.
| Lou Perry has leased the city meat
market and will take possession April
first
| Nellie Perry is visiting with the little
. folks of MIR. and Mrs. III. Cummings at
Denison.
| John Deter started Tuesday evening
for Wyoming where he works every
summer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 0. d. Lighthizer of
Page county are visiting friends here
for few days. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck of Vail are spend
ing the week with their daughter, Mrs.
j. G. Shumaker.
Mrs. Irwin and daughters, Mabel
and Mary, are visiting this week with
friends at Dunlap.
Miss Jessie Andrews returned to
Mapleton Thursday where she has a
position in store.
Harry Bates went TO South Dakota
Saturday where he will visit at Parks
/ ton and Vermillion.
A colored troupe gave an entertain
ment in the opera house Tuesday and
wednesday evenings.
DIR. Meier. dentist from Omaha. is
located i'm the dental rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. Besore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slough, and daughters.
Hazel and Bonnie, have been visiting
few days at Ida Grove.
Goldie Cronet and Hattie McGrath
went to Denison Wednesday to take
the teachers examination.
Herman Kiedesel came from Morn
ing Side Thursday evening to enjoy his
ten days vacation at home.
Next Friday and Saturday will be
opening days both at Mrs. Bamford's
and Miss Schurke's millinery store.
The Junior Leaguers cleared 10 dol
lars for their society from the New
England supper served Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Gala Smith went to her home
in Sioux City. and Miss Bidack went to
visit Mrs. Dottie Saunders at the same
place.
Mr.. Lumpkin, adiustor for the Life
Insurance Co. at Des Moines, was here
Monday and paid to Mrs. Sleeper two
Thousand and twenty dollars
Mr.. Besore moved his family to Ida
Grove last week. We are sorry to have
u them 90. Mrs. Besore will ha missad