The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27

They were mostly refrigerator cars
ana were taken out Saturday morning
on a west bound freight.
John German has rented his farm
north west of town to MIR. F.. Messen.
brink.
Rev. Father Coffee Of Manila held
extra services at the Catholic church
Saturday morning at eight O'Clock.
Owing to the early hour, there:were no
many in attendance.
Henry Hink transacted business i,
Omaha couple of days last wees.
We are still without a hotel. ther,
certainly is a good location here for one
at present our town is full of railroad
men. construction gang. bridge build
ers and fencing gang. Private houses
are taxed to the uttermost to provide
meals for them, and the report is, that
| they are still more to come. A hotel
would do we'll here but after the death
OF the owner things changed, bu. there
is no reason why an experienced hotel
keeper could not come here and make
good money. Why don't somebody
come and try it any way.
Ia per Hains brought back some
picked ears of South Dakota corn.
which will compare favorably with the
average Iowa article.
Mr.. F. Bendtschnider is guest at
the home of Mr.. Gloes southwest of
town.
Mr.. Bert Walworth returned satur
day last, to their home in Lincoln, they
have been here co-ple of month
Bert owns an interest in threshing
machine outfit, so he had to come here
during the busy season to help run it.
Bert mas good paving position in Lin
coin, and both he and his wife are we'll
pleased with their home out there.
Mr.. Geo. Testers are thinking some
of building themselves cosy home on
few acres of their farm ard so still
reside on the home place which their
son Bert has rented. They think it will
seem more homelike than a place in
town.
There will be mass at the Catholic
church here next Sunday October lst,
at nine O'Clock.
Miss Nellie Sullivan entertained a
couple of young ladies over Sunday
but did not learn their names.
Miss Bertha Miller writes from her
nome in Cornucopia. Wis. on the great
lakes that they have had severe storms
on the water. that wrecked several ves-
sells and destroyed all the pleasure
boats which is quite loss. sboating be-
ing the principal amusement for the
young people. She also says that her
brother Martin has been quite sick with
pneumonia but was again able to be
about.
Mr.. Robert Mofitt was an Arion Wis
itor Saturday.
D.: Evans transacted business here
one day last week.
Andrew Miller went to Manila Sat-
urday to spend Sunday with friends.
he returned Monday morning.
Earl Hemphill has gone to Nebraska.
he thinks he will try that climate TO.
while, most any place would be better
then here for a while at least. The
chances for getting work are better in
that state than Colorado,
Samuel Mofitt is somewhat under
the weather with cold He has plenty
OF company. az a great many around
here are afflicted the same way, moth
ing apparently serious. but very an
noying.
Messers Mat. Arnold. Jess Lorenzen,
William Swi,zer and Christ Lorentzen
all prominent farmers transacted bust
ness in our town this week.
Mr.. Frank Slater and wife went to
Schleswig Wednesday to attend the
carnival. They visited relatives there
until Sunday.
Chin Butler Of Arion was in town on
business Saturday.
Mr.. Brant was in town Saturday
making arrangements to plaster MI.
house. He went 10 work
on Monday morning.