The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11

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and remained part OF the day, leaving on
the afternoon train tor Otto. atwh1ch place
they live. They had been visiting rela-
tives in this Vicinity for several weeks.
Mike Murphy, -oadmaster on the Mil
waukee and St. Paul railroad, was here on
Friday looking over work near here.
Andrew Peterson: who was recently
married, returned with his bride Saturday
night. He gave the young folks dance
IN honor of the event. which was we'll at
tended and all report jolly time. Mr..
Petersen. by his good nature, avoided an
old,fashioned charivari which was all
planned and would no doubt have been
duly perpetuated.
Mr.. Austin and daughter, Of Denison,
together with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of
Spencer, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
Thew last Sunday, returning home il the
evening.
Clarence o'Meara, of Shelby county.
visited i'll town S! ort time on Saturday
He brought his cousins over to take the
train.
Frank Slater twas Dow City caller on
Saturday last. He returned home the
same day.
Cal Carpenter has what is called a
model orchard set out He has little of
everything in the line of fruit that will
grow we'll in this climate. He will have a
fine place for all fruit lovers to- visit in a
few years when the trees and bushes get a
good START.
Mrs Kate O.Meara is at her mothers,
Mrs. White. but is not enjoying her visit
very we'll owing to an attack of inhamma-
tory rheumatism which keeps her confined
to the house and most of the time to the
bed. AS soon as she is we'll enough to
travel, she will go to the Hot Springs
where her many friends hope she will
have speedy recovery.
Willis Virgins and family visited at
Mr. and Mrs. John Grlfin's on Sunday,
returning home to Dow City in the even
ing
Mrs. Gibbons, of Arion, was in town on
business Monday.
Mr.. Harvey wears very broad smile
these days. His family has moved to
town. They came Monday and are getting
nicely settled in the Samuel Moffitt cot
tage until their new house is finished,
which will be a matter of few weeks vet.
Pete o'Meara. of Rodney, was called
here on Monday, owing to the illness Of
his wife. He returned home Tuesday,
leaving his wife muchSbetter
Mr.. Wood, of Dow City. is here this
week building chimneys, and cistern for
Mr.. Harvey.
Mr.. Frank Fowler wentlto Sioux City on
business last Thursday, his place being
temporarily filled by an agent from Ma
pleton
Mrs ]. P. Welsh is looking forward
with greas deal of pleasure to visit to
the Hot Springs. She will accompany her
sister Mrs. Pete O'Meara, who will pro
pably go in the course of few weeks.
A letter from Mile Bicknell states that
she has secured lucrative position in
Downy N D and will be pleased
to hear from her many friends at that ad.
dress
Although this is very quiet time of
year. trade seems quite brisk in our little
town In fact. our business people say
that business seems much better since our
bank failure than before. ut is an ill
wind that blows nobody good"
H. Hayes has been very busy the
past week or two getting his sheep shear
ed There are II, 900 in the flock and ii is
great sight to see the work being done.
Miss Baker, of Ute, is here visiting her
friend, Miss Glenn Harvey, and will re-
main several days.