The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-23
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Ing one Of Ayers Pills at bedtime.
0eus Hbout De1oit.
L. F. Morris was in Denison last weel

l.. +. Morris was in Denison last week.
S. Horr was county seat visitor on
Wednesday.
P. Swanson moved to the Chas Cauzan
place last week.
Mr.. Chas. Schiller was visiting at his
brother S last week.
Miss Carrie Usher returned to her home
in Mimi, Friday eve.
Mrs E. A. Darling and youngest son
visited relatives in Delot last week.
Zed Williams has given up the billiard
hall business and Brack Post is in charge
Mrs. Bolts, mother of Mrs II. H. Chill
dress has been very sick, but we learn she
is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs John Anderson, and Mr..
and Mrs Sam Anderson each had very
sick baby last week.
Mr.. Elmer Winans has been having
charge of the Watson medicine BUSH ess
during the managers illness.
Mrs. Margaret Richardson, ard Miss
Clara, returned to town last week, and will
hereafter make Deloit their home.
Mrs u Newton came in to take the
train Wednesday morning for Minnesota,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Nellie Lee.
Mrs. Minnie Richmond, accompanied
by her brother, Clark Dillivan, went to
Mo. Valley last Thursday. to attend the
wedding OF their cousin, Miss Lucy Cole
They returned home on Saturday.
AnNtbar a. l..
place IN nomination another ticket for town
officers, which were: Jay Myers. mayor
Bert Darling. treasurer; F. H. Brogden.
clerk; Bert Mckim. assessor; S. Horn and
Abram Galland, councilmen.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Horn and Ella Rich
ardson attended the funeral of Mrs. Otto
Clauson at their home on Sunday after
noon. This is very sad death; young
woman in the prime of life; called to leave
husband and children. Mr. and Mrs
Clauson had just got their little home
erected. and We're comfortably situated
But alss, how SOON the fond hopes of life
may vanish. Mrs Clauson carried tn ,
mail from Jacksonville to Deloit sever IL
weeks. and the writer and family were
quite well acquainted with deceased Our
heartfelt sympathy goes out to the grief
stricken husband. the motherless children,
and mourning relatives.
A couple o. runawAys occurred in town
last Friday afternoon. AS Mr.. Waldemar
was coming into town with team the
straps on the neck yoke broke, letting the
tongue down coming down the hill toward
the post Office. which caused his team to
run away, throwing him out and getting
loose. They run through town then turn
ed. and as they crossed the walk going to
the depot they got loose from the buggy
taking circle round the blacksmith shop,
and came around by the hardware store
where Carl Winan's team was tied. They
had been hitched to the running gears Of
the wagon. They ran in beh nd the hor-
ses in the front part of the wagon and
made the other horses break loose and all
four horses running with the running gears
of the wagon went down the street wildly.
Finally the first runaway team got sepa-
rated from the others and were caught.
and Mr.. Winey's team struck out towards
home. but got into the barbed wire fence
near the Clarence Cose home and stopped.
Not much damage was done this team
Tho other team was scratched up some,
the bdggy demoralized. and Mr.. Waldo
mar q back quite badly hurt in the fall.
Luckily it was no worse as they just avoid.
ed running into quite long strings Of
teams,