The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-18

nents of like nature 1t all helps
the looks of our little town.
MIR. Byber. our barber, has been alb
sent from his shop for few days, and
there has been grief among the un-
shaver in consequence
Mrs. William Switzer, who has been
visiting relatives in Illinois, returned
to her home last Thursday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Smitzer smiles again.
Mrs. Flansberg of Glidden arrived
Thursday for few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. June Slater. She is distant
relative of Mrs. Slater, and this is her
first visit here.
A sister of Mrs. Trueper. living south
of town, is here from harrington, Neb.
Your correspondent failed to learn the
lady's name. Her little daughter is
with her.
Mr.. Hilly Newman was eeen driving
through town Tuesday evening. II is
presumed he came to return the buggy
tongue he borrowed. Any old excuse
is all right, Hilly.
Miss Hattie Sewing of Nicola has ac-
cepted position with the firm of Ha-
gan g. Hink. She took up her new du-
ties something over q week ago and
likes the work very much.
DR.. Bonney returned Wednesday
from two weeks business trip in the
northwestern part of the state. He
will remain at home week or two be-
fore starting out again. His health is
gradually improving.
Mr.. Aleck Hagan drove out from
Denison Friday and after an over night
visit with Tom White and family re-
turned to the county seat. Aleck seems
, to have lots of business in this vicinity
and says he is making lots of money
now days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter of Den
ison have been spending few days
at their old home on the farm. They
were looking after things during the
absence of their sons and their fami.
lies. Euclid wen: to Nebraska and
John to Greene county In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tranter and son ar
rived home safely Friday morning jus,
In time to escape the bad rain which
S commenced Friday eve and continued
, without intermission over Saturday
As they drove across the country, the!
; consider themselves lucky.
: Mr.. Sidney Bonney writes home tina
they are Offering five cents bushe
; and board for corn picking up there
9 and that the corn crop Ia exceptional,
good. Sidney will probably not picl
any Iowa corn this year unless tn,
: snow stops them up there too soon.
Mrs. Emma Green, who has charg,
of the rural mail route during the ab
q sepce of her husband. Is doing excellen
work. and says she likes it. She Il
thinking very seriously of leaving Johr
D at home with the housework and ba
3 bies after this, that is If John will trad
work. how about it, John?
: Mr.. Lutte Peterson and Miss Mar,
: Peterson were married last Wednesda,
at the county seat. The event hal
been long expected by their friends
!, and all unite in wishing them all thi
! happiness possible in their new rela
tions. Although the bride has tn,
same name. they we're not in anywa
related.
Y Mr.. Hale Cox came up from Defiance
Sunday and called on friends in this vi
!, entity. Mr.. Cox has fine new bugg,
= and has recently purchased fine team
> of horses. and when corn picking II
this part of the country is over he in
tends to drive across the country to hi
j, new farm, which he has bought in tn
b timber lands of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Hilly Newman had another mis-
hap to his buggy last Sunday Will
D making call near here. Hilly doesn'
n say exactly how it happened, but h
. broke his buggy tongue to splinter
e and had to borrow one from a good ma
' tured neigh Dor in order to finish hi
y drive. Hilly seems to have more thai
: his share of trouble in that way, but |