The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-07

material improvement. He has also been
valued citizen of the commonwealth and
both the church and town will be losers
by his removal TO other fields of labor.
The w. F. M. S. of the NJ. E. church
will hold a Japanese Tea at the home of
Mrs. F. L Van Slyke on Thursday. De-
cember 7, from 2:3o to o'clock A
short program will be rendered in con-
nectiou with the regular business meeting.
also a Japanese luncheon will be served
for the small sum of ten cents. All mem
bers and friends of the society are cor
daily welcomed.
(From the Tines
Local manager r. c. Saunders of the
Manila Telephone Company has COM
pleted arrangements with the Farmers
Mutual Telephone Company of Harlan
for connection between the two compan-
les with free exchange. The connection
will be made at Irwin and will be COM
p!eted by Dec. Ist. With this change the
patrons of the local system will have con-
nection with about 1000 phones south of
this point over Whieh it gives free exchange.
The following towns and surrounding
country is thus connected: Harlan, Kirk.
man. Irwin, Popular. Fiscus Jacksonville.
Marine and Tenant, giving a service
that is certainly out of the ordinary for a
local exchange telephone system.
The old gentleman Martin, residing be-
tween this point and Botna, was taken to
the state hospital at Clarinda, Ia. last
week He had been ill for long time.
which illness finally caused weakened
condition OF the mind, and his sons thought
it advisable to take him 20 Glarinda with
the hope that the treatment received there
would be beneficial to him.
Adam Wiese has traded his general
stock and store building at Aspinwall to
two parties from Extra Ia, for farm
near there.
Word comes from Denver, Colo, that
Jim Hook and family, who recently moved
there are we'll pleased with the west
i'm entered the employ of the Union
Pacific at that point last Monday.
The Misses Effie and Cora Kuhl of
Denison visited with Matte Buffinton and
Grace Gardner and other friends here the
forepart of the week.
VAIL
(From the Observer)
Mrs C. C. Vail and son Seba returned
from New Sharon Thursday. Her moth
err, who has been sick with infammatory
rheumatism for two months, is very little
better.
Mrs. L. L Hulce was visiting IN Deni
son Saturday.
Miss Jennie McAn1rews is visiting in
Bridgewater. S. D.
Mrs. Floyd Davis was down from Den
ison Tuesday visiting friends.
Someone broke into the Mallory saloon
Frioay night and helped themselves to
IS 90 in change, $50 cigars and quantity
of whiskey. No clue to the guilty parties
has been secured. Entrance was gained
by prying open the front door.
! A few friends of Ben White surprise
him last Thursday and taking dinner with
him. the occasion being his 73rd birthday
All present had pleasant time and non
enjoyed the event more than Mr.. White
Mrs Frank Etzel had the misfortune te
get her ankle badly lspratned Tuesday
The pony she was riding fell and her foo
catching, gave it severe wrench.
Mrs. ] H. Dempster and mother. Mrs
Osler, visited friends in Denison las
week.
Henry Shirtcliffe came over from Deni
son Saturday. had good visit with
friends and reports Mrs. S. in pretty go zoe
health.
School will begin in District No. I, Mil
ford township NJ onday. Dec. 4, with Ros,
Maynard as teacher.
DOW CITY