The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-23
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The Baker Medicine man was in town
again last week.
Mrs. j A. Halperg was at Denison
last Wednesday.
A dance was given at Halberg's hall
last Saturday night.
Mr.. Finneran shipped car load of
hogs from here last week.
Rev. Stone went to Sac City Tuesday
to attend district conference.
Mrs Geo. Winans returned home
last Tuesday from Vermilhon, S. D.
A party OF automob bile people stop
ped at Hotel Dobson Saturday night.
Elmer Winans started Monday even
ing for South Dakota to look al land.
Miss Nina Streeter returned home
from Creighton, Nebraska, Saturday.
J. A. Halbere made business "trip
to Omaha last Friday. returning Satur-
day.
Hazel wimans of near Missouri VAL
Icy, came Monday to visit relatives
here.
MRS. Carrie Wedlock entertained her
COUSIN, Vera Cigar OF Battle Greek,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and mrs. John Enright and fam
lily were over Sunday visitors at the j..
B. Worley home.
Mrs. Maggie Winans and daughter
Jessie, attended the carnival at Char
ter Oak last week.
N. L. Hunt OF Denison, was q Sunday
VISITOR with his mother, returning
home Monday morning.
Miss Ruth Dawson OF South McAllis-
ter, visited with her friend Miss Ella
Richardson last Thursday.
w. T. Huckstep bought q car load of
sheep at Odebolt and had them shipped
here last Friday afternoon.
Deloit's third nine went to Schles-
wig Saturday afternoon to play eall,
They we're defeated 10 to Z.
Fred Landon, Ebert Christie and O..
w. Lapdon we're in attendance at the
Charter Oak carnival last week.
Our liverymsn. Vim. Worley, drove
to Charter Oak Sunday. He was ac-
companied by Chas. Churchill.
VIM. NOakes made visit TO DelOit
last Friday, after an absence of a year
and ten days, and his whereabouts un-
known.
Mrs. Sam Lentz and youngest son,
took their departure for Muscatine,
Iowa, last Tuesday. and will remain
Indefinitely.
Miss Lizzie Shupitar took the train
to Sac City Monday afternoon to re-
main three or four weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs, Kate Wescott.
Chas. Churchill was relieved by a |
relief agent OF railroad duties at the
depot last week and short vacation
taken to his parents home.
Mrs. Clara johnson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Johnston, of Aberdeed,
Texas, arrived Saturday morning for
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Emma Anderson and brother
came in on Tuesday of last week to
meet two of their cousins from Adams
county, who come to visit them.
j. B. Dawson, wife and family of
Son.n McAllister, l T., arrived Mon
day night for visit at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Ray Winans. and
among many friends
The postmaster received word from
the Postal Department last Thursday
that mail would be carried on the c. &
N. W. r. r., between Boyer and Den.
ison ginning September 18th.
81. Brcgden and sister Bessie re
turned last week from Laure Neb
Eugene rented 100 acres for grain and
will move there next spring He re.
ports crops looking fine there.
s. Browne and wife moved few Of
their household effects TO q vacan,
house near where they are teaching
and will remain out there during theil
term of school. Their schools begar
last Monday.
ev. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Kim, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Nj. Robert
SOD, Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Robertson
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Thwing attend
ed the ice cream social at VIM. Cook
last Friday evening.
Arthur McKim. Youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. McKim, has purchased
I'D instrument and is learning tele.
graphy. We are pleased to see him
CDpOsS d business, anu we nope ne Will
be : acce.sful in his undertaking
MT. and MRS. Eugene Brogden and
sons visited at Denison one day las,
week. Their little boy, who had his
leg broken few weeks ago, had So far
recovered as to be able TO ride down tc
see his grandma, Mrs. D Whey, atthe
A g Meyer home
Henry Sachau purchased the saloon
property last Monday evening, where
be has been running a sale on for some
time. Henry is well liked as neigh.
Dor. While his business is not liked
by some yet if We are to have saloon
we are heartily glad he is to keep it.
Mrs. Ellen Duckett and daughter,
Mile, of Glidden, mother and sister
OF Mrs. c j. Hunt, came in Monday
afternoon from their trip to Portland
Oregon, and Washington, for a few
days visit before returning to their
home. Miss Laura Duckett remained
in the west