The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-19
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Mrs. F. J. Young has been suffering
the past week with sprained ankle.
Her friends will be glad to note that
she is now recoverlng.'
Miss Clara McAhren came home from
Manson, Iowa and will remain two
weeks. She is connected with a very
fine studio at that pace, and likes her
position very much.
Mr.. G. E. Auracher, of Lisb bon, Iowa,
has been visiting at the R. A. Romans
home the past week. Ee has been out
west for the past month and stopped
off to visit his friends on his way home.
DR.. Emory Miller was quite ill on
Sunday last. He occupied the pulpit
in the morning, but later in the day he
was not feeling so we'll and there were
no preaching services in the evening.
Isaac Markley, of Schaller, who killed
his wife on May 49, committed suicide
last Tuesday. He leaves three sons,
and it is said their greed is so pro-
nounced that they are probably re-
joicing over his death
Mr.. Daniel Mccarthy is reported as
being very i'll at his home just south of
Denison, and grave fears are entertain
ed for his recovery. His friends through
out the country, will await with eager
ness the news of his recovery.
L. w. Hagan, the Buck Grove mer-
chant. was a penison caller on Nor
day. He reports business very good
with him, and that Buck Grove is
prospecting. He says all she needs
now is banking institution.
DR.. Bert Wiley, who, since gradual
ing from the medical college at hice-
go, has been located at Armour. S. D..
was in Denison last week. He informs
us that he has sold his practice at that
place and has decided to locate at Dow
City.
Mrs. H. A. Boyle is expected to re-
turn from her Pennsylvania visit on
Friday of this week. She has been
absent about three months. Her many
friends will be pleased that she is re-
turning, and the Doctor is the happiest
man in town.
Owing to the illness of Rev. DR.. Mil
Ter, there will be no preaching service
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday morn
ing. In the evening Presiding Elder
Griffith, will preach and on Monday
morning at eight o'clock will occur the
quarterly conference.
Mrs. Lizzie Green, of chicago, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
G. F. cassaday. On Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. cassaday, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
and Mrs. Green drove to Union town.
ship, where they visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
B. w. Barber of Gardner, III. who to-
gether with his wife are spending a
month with their son A. F. Barber
Mr.. Barber says this is his first visit
to Iowa and he is much pleased with
the country and especially Crawford
county
Mrs. Clara Tucker and daughter
Miss Bessie, of Kent, Wash, who
have been visiting relatives in the
north part of the county the past two
or three weeks are at present visiting
Denison relatives. This is the frs
visit to old crawford county in thirteer
years, and the changes are many.
Mr.. Alfred Larson has returned from
his Utah trip, where he went in the
interest of his sister. Mrs. Hodge
He says she still refuses to say WHIT
did the shooting of Ryan, and says shs
will never tell. The authorities are
holding her until the guilty person cal
be found. Neither the authorities no.
her friends think her guilty of the
crime.