The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-13
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caller on Thursday.
Masdames W-lsn .,ld H4rpes were
Denison shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. George Kearaes transacted
business in Defiance Thursday.
MIR. Dan Wingrove of Arion was a
visitor here Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faulkner were
Arion visitors for few hours S Saturday
Messrs. Ragan and Hink made a
business trip to Ariou Saturday morn
ing.
DR.. Bonney made business "trip to
Arion Saturday returning home in the
evening.
Miss Glenn Harvey was visitor at
Ute for few days last week. She has
returned.
II is reported that Mr.. c. F. Chase
has rented the Pet Miller place for the
next year.
Mr.. Dan Hemphill has now taken
charge of the bank during the absence
of his son Earl.
Mrs. A. Hulsebus has returned home
after delightful two weeks visit with
relatives in Kansas.
Miss Mae Hayes is in Omaha teach
ing shorthand She likes her line OF
work very much indeed.
There will be services st the Catho.
lie church next Sunday at nine O'Clock
in the morning Sept. II.
The Tranter Brothers shipped car
load of hogs to South Omaha from
here last Wednesday night.
Messrs. Gus. Carson and Will
Switzer returned from their trip to
South Dakota Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. James O'Meara and
Leo returned Saturday evening after
nearly !. weeks stay in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knott of Manila
were g-ests of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Faulkner a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Burke went to
Arion Saturday to see some relatives
away on the train at that place.
Mr.. E., Stegeman has built two
rooms to his dwelling and now has
comfortable and commodious home.
The Misses Fannie and Helen Hayes
visited with Mrs Will Moftt south
west OF town Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Peter O'Meara of Rodney spent
couple of days visiting his brother
Jim and other relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Bernie Haines is spending a
few weeks visiting her sister Mrs.
noS PNr H-e~
Ia.
Lshan Brothers south of town are
making some good improvements on
their farm by fencing eighty acres hog
tight,
Miss Thecil Hemphill started to
school at Defiance last Monday she
having finished her course in the
country schools.
MIR. Clarence O'Meara of Shelby
county is in charge of mis- brothers.
business here during the latter's
absence in Omaha
Miss Saka Carpenters school did not
commence until this week Monday one
Washington township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Virgins of D NV
City attended church here last Sun.
day and afterward spent the day with
John Griffi and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcclure and Miss
Montgomery of Kenwood were over
SUNDAY visitors at the home of MIR.
and Mr.. John Faulkner.
M .ssrs. James and Peter O'Meara
drove over to Shelby county to visit
relatives Monday. They returned in
the evening of the same day.
Mr.. Fred Lomis sold his farm last
Friday to Mr.. Lyman Hubbell of near
Defiance. Your correspondent did not
learn what the consideration was.
Mr.. David WeatherbY and his .on
Paul left Wednesday for Des Moines
where Paul will commune the course he
has been taking the past two years.
Sheldon Iseminger and his sister
Grace of near Manila visited over
Sunday with H G. Iseminger and
family returning home Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Bailey of Den
ison mother aud sister of Mrs. Erastus
Thew arrived Friday and remained
until Saturday Us guests at the Thew
home.
Mr.. P. E. Flodine returned from
trip to South Dakota last Friday. Mr..
Flodine is the fortunate possessor of a
half section of land, in that hourshlng
state.
Miss Fannie Hayes expects TO return
to ner school duties at Iowa City next
Saturday. Miss Fannie expects to
complete her course of study IN one
year more.
MesSrs. Frel Gigax and son George
are taking care of bachelors quarters
FOR the past week, during the absence
OF Mrs. G gax who is on visit to
Schleswig.
Miss Lena Weiss of near Defiance
passed through here Monday on her
way to the school house northwest OF
town where she is teaching the fall
term OF school.
Mr.. VIM. Hunter living three miles