The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-11

Mrs Novotny was a passenger to
Dunlap last Tuesday. eaJU!
c. G. Wood has been added to- thec
force at the Vail Roller Mill Co.
T. f. Ratchferd and wife and John
Euenbeck and wife were Denison visit.
ors Thursday.
Hans Voss and Geo. Dieter were
among the Vailites at Denison Thurs
day,
Orville Rowley, ST.. was an Omaha
visitor Thursday.
Carl Hawley was up from Denison
Saturday.
A social dance at the hall Friday
night was enjoyed by about fifteen
couples.
Miss Katie Fitzgerald spent Sunday
at her home from her school duties at
Berne.
L. A.Fanske of Tama visited over
Sunday with his brother Ed.B.
Tom Sheridan was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Miss Margaret Koenzie of Hastings
Iowa is a guest of Mrs. Joe Duffy.
Several from here attended thedance
at West Side Saturday.
Jas. Duffy came up from Missouri
Valley to spend Sunday.
John Dieter went to Chicago Sunday
with stock.
Prof. Taylor was a Denison passen-
ger Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Piper were up
from Denison Sunday visiting Miss
Lulu Mcguire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Champion return
ed to Vail Friday and will go to house
keeping shortly in their home on
Second Street.
Miss Tress O'Connell is employed in
the Manning Merchantile Store at
Manning.
The depot and track through here
has been raised about eight inches the
stock yards will soon be moved and the
double track work completed.
Henry Wulf and wife north of town
mourn the loss of their infant but a
few days old.
Miss Mamie Etzel attended the
Champion-Maloney wedding at Deni-
son last Tuesday.
The nomination of M. p. Ryan for
Sheriff on the republican ticket suits
the majority of the voters in this end.
Mart will poll a large vote and if elect
ed will make a good Sheriff.
Workmen have been prospecting for
water on the lot south of the bank re-
Gently purchased by the city and have
several good drive wells down. A gas
oline engine and pumping station will
be put in there and the short water
supply promises to be a thing of the
past.
John Knowles has sold his residence
property to Chas. DUNCAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood are visiting
in the east and attending the Buffalo
exposition.
b. j. Duffy returned to his home at
Philadelphia, Monday after a pleasant
visit at the Curry homein Milford town
ship.
Rev. Allbrook returned from confer
ShSO az AlSoId. uSSudS. all people
in general will be glad to know he has
returned to this charge,
M. j.. Casey left Tuesday for a few
days stay in Chicago and Clinton Co.
Mrs. J. P. Smith and master Sumner
visited Monday at Dow City.
The Bell Telephone Co haze unload
ed a carload of poles here and will re
place the old ones between here and
Denison.
Earl Hoffman returned Tuesday
having been discharged from the navy
on account OF disability. Earl says he
would have liked very much to have
stayed.
r. c. Evison with his family is NOV
Ing to Winterset, la.
Several farms have changed hands
here the past few days. B Langan
has bought the place east of the st AIMS
church paying S75. per acre. Orville
Rowley has sold his farm of 100 to a
Clinton co. party for S62. so per acre
and Mrs. S. a. Hulce sold her place
Thursday to P. G.. Walsh of Toronto
Iowa.
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