The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-09
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The w. C. T. Z. will meet with Mrs.
Rhodenbaugh Thursday P NJ
DR.. j. |. Gibson was an Omaha visit
or on Tuesday afternoon.
The Penelope had a very enjoyable
meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Quick
last Tuesday.
Ed Miller went to Fremont. Neb.
Monday to consider position which
has been offered him by the Wyo. Div
railroad.
H. B. Rockwell has disposed of his
property in north Denison to Pete
Meggers who will tade possession tie
hrs t of May.
Joe Mills commenced working for ].
81. Tamm last week. He will work for
him month. after which he will take
up work for the Plano people.
Marion Cole, of the Poor Farm, was
in Denison on Monday. He expects to
ship his cattle this week, if the markets
stay anywhere near reasonable.
Mrs Schouten is erterta ming a
sister from Canada. The visit is a
| very pleasant one to both, as they have
not seen each other for many years.
Will Smith has disposed of his laun-
dry at Tekama, Neb and together with
Mrs. Smith has returned to Denison,
where they will remain FOR the present.
Miss Polster, Clara McAhren Dr.,
Gibson and Fred Soehl delighted the
| congregation at the Methodist church
Sunday morning with beautiful quar-
tet selection.
Mr.. T. j. Ratchford, Of Vail, was q
Denison visitor on Mondiy and favored
the REVIEW office with call. Mr.
Ratchford is one of the prominen
business men of Vail.
The Woman's Federation will NEE
at the city hall Saturday afternoon a
3. O'Clock to elect officers. A full at
tendance is requested, and all com
prepared to vote.
Mrs. Adam Sharp died at their HON
northwest of Dow City, March Bird
aged II years. The funeral was hell
at the NJ. E. church Saturday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Varlsy. In
terment in the Dow City cemetery.
MIR. Sol Slater, one of the old settler
Of Crawford county, has been quite il
at his home in East Boyer townshi
the past couple OF weeks. His friend
throughout the country trust that hi
illness may not be of long duration.
The Rev. Henry Clark OF the Greedy
Colo. Baptist church arrived Tuesda
morning with the corpse of Bento
Miles and conducted the funers
services at the Baptist church Tuesea
afternoon assisted by Rev. Ge'
Morphy.
= The Bell family took the noon trai
for Dow City Monday where they wi
reside. A large delegation of hig
school girls were at the train to bid thei
friend Helen goodby. Mamie will n
main here and finish the year at tn
high school.
Mr.. Davis. travelling representatiS
of the American Sunday School Uuio
delivered an address at the Bapti
church Sunday night, in the intere
of the union. He also addressed tt
College students at the dormitory
the afternoon.
A party of w. o. W. bows paid a vi
it to Mr.. John Rollins on last Sunds
and were pleased to find him on II
road to improvement. He was feelil
much better than at any time since b
illness. and hopes to be able to be I
his feet Ina short time.
Chas. Hover reports that he is doll
good. business in his new tonsori
parlers under Kelly's shoe store.
Will HAYES nsw: case in a few DAYS, q
la. .apn 81 ths FROST leaves the groa
!. xviii connect szith the sewer. and "
then have an up-to-date shop in eve
= respect.