The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-24
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Mrs. Tade Sullivan was an Arion
visitor Wednesday.
DR.. Bonney was a visitor at Arion
between trains Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack WEIGH we're shol-
ping in Denlson Thursday.
Miss Mile Bicknell left Sunday for
q weeks visit with relatives in Deni-
son.
Miss Nellie Sullivan was Manila
visitor last week She returned home
Friday afternoon.
DR.. Iseminger of Denison was IN
town Thursday looking after his farm
ing interests in this section.
Rev. Father Coffee of Manila was
here Monday and held early services
in the Catholic church that day.
Mr.. Ford of E4rling, was q visitor in
ed on his fellow craftsman, Mr.. Jack
WEIGH.
Mrs. Pryor of Manila, made her
regular trip here Saturday IN the in
terests of her millinery trade. She is
ceiling lots of hats.
Mrs. Jess Bennett and children left
Saturday for their home at WARSAW,
Nebraska, after several weeks visit
here and vicinity.
In the last few days many cars of
cattle have passed through here going
north over the Sioux City branch TO
the pastures in the Dakotas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack WEIGH and fam
lily took a trip into the country last
Sunday and enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr.. and Mrs Byron McMullep.
Mrs. Jess Bennett and children, after
few days visit at the home of Mrs.
Willis Virgins at Dow City, returned
to Grandpu Grffin's on Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Quathamer and family
transacted business in D nison Thurs
day afternoon. They also called on
the photographer and had family
group taken.
The most of,the farmers living ad-
iacent to this place have finished co n
planting. While the weather has aver
aged q trifle cool and damp, the opin-
ion is that prospec's are good for fine
crop.
Mr.. Jack Griffin of B ldon, Nebras-
ka, arrived Tuesday for few days
visit with his parents, and .incidently
with his wife and SOD, who are visiting
At his Jarental home.
Miss Mile Bicknell came back from
Sioux City Thursday after months
visit in that town. Miss Millie expects
to 90 to Denison next week to visit
relatives and friends there.
On the john Griffin farm last week
Sidney Bonney picked upa fine speci-
men of ammonite, an extinct type OF
the pearly natulas, rare geological
specimen for this part OF the country.
The ladies of the Catholic church
had cleaning house bee in that edi-
fee one day last week. The ladies hid
q good time if they did do lot OF
hard work and they left every thing
shining as usual.
The Holiness Society had meeting
In the school house last Sunday, but
owing to inclemency of the weather.
of the weather the people from out of
town could not attend, which was a
great disappointment to all concerned.
Mr. Ornie Bicknell who visited here
q shor. time ago had serious relapse
of the mumps, from which he thought
he had recovered while here. AT last
accounts he is able to be out, but he
thinks people should not make fun of
the mumps. He says he won 'tagain.
There is a rumor afloat that Mr.
Jacob Bills has sold his farm and will
move to Missouri in the near future.
We hope this report is false one as
Mr.. Bills is one of our oldest settlers
and subs tantial farmers, and we dom
like to lose that kind from our midst.
The many friends of MIS-. Tadt
Sullivan will be pleased to hear tina
she is recovering nicely from her in
iuries received from the boiling Oil ant
is able to be out again, although it will
be some time before her hands ar
healed so as to take off the bandages
Mr.. Robert Beutal came near havinl
q serious accident last Monday after
noon. lie fell off OF ladder and strucl
his leg above the knee on rock. A
first it was feared that a bone Wa
found to be only bad bruise which
was qnite painful fer day or two, bu
nothing further resulted.
Friday, during the lull in trade tn
Misses Hagan, Quathamer, Ftnnegan
Slater and Hansen, wiled away tn
time shooting st a target. did no
learn what they were shooting for, bu
whatever it was, it was safe, as ther
were few if any, marks on the side 0
the building they shot at after the con
test was over.
A number of young girls from tn
Manila school made our streets re
sound with their college yell. the.
came down to look for specimens TO
their botany class. They must hav
felt fully repaid for their visit for on
beautiful grove, is full of wild flower
that are delight to everyone whoisfo
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