The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-01
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West Side Journal-West Side is en-
joying quite social season, six BIRTH
day parties and a surprise party given
for Miss Maude Paine are reported
The firm of Neisz & Glasscock has been
succeeded by Glasscock g. Wilkins in
the meat business. and Mrs. F. ].
Gary attended the funeral of Capt. M.
Smith in Sioux City.-Herman John
went up against buzz saw with bad
results to his hand.
Dunlap Reporter Several important
real estate changes took place last
week. and possession in each case will
be given March 1st. o. w. Rogers
purchased the julie Brown farm lof 100
acres, julie Brown purchased the Fred
O'Banion farm of Id acres and Fred
o Banion bought the Ben Moore: farm
of 297 acres, now occupied by e. B.
Waitley. These are three of the best
farms in t. .-->>-4-s-f the ste
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the Modern Woodmen of America was
here visiting the brethren.
Manila Republican-Capt. S. B..
Whitcher appears in the role of special
detective in sensational divorce suit
in which Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Blohm of
Manning we're made two Mrs. BIohm
went to Council Bluffs and her husband
thinking she was unduly intimate with
one Plain the husband of Mrs.
Blohm's sister employed Capt. Whitcher
to look up the evidence. This was done
and Blohen obteinod decree and the
custody of his child. Plain was
obliged to put up $3.50 which was paid
to Mrs. Blohm as alimony.-There
have been 4s conversions at the Method
list revival meetings.
Vail Observer-br. j. M. McEvoy
has sold his practice to DR.. L. p. Mol
seed and will locate in Des Moines. =
Tue stock feeders meeting at Vail
failed to materialize.-Trac Chapman
Sr. is recovering from recent illness.
Miss Teresa Breen visited her sister
Mrs. Sam Mccullough at Denison.
| Schleswig Leader-A clergyman is
camping on the trail Of the Leader and
is doing deadly execution to the
English language to the extent of a
half column every issue The Leader
has CUR sympathy. Nj. Eiffer; has
been appointed Asst P. M. with Aug
Schultz as second assistant The
Schieswig families quarantined for
dlptheria have all recovered and the
quarantine has been raised.
Charter Oak Times AT high noon on
Wednesday Jan. 25, 1905, occurred the
marriage of Frances Almira, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. f. II. Shirtcliff to MIR.
Albert Coleman The wedding took
place in a very q1iet manner at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage of this
place, witnesses only being present.
The fact of the coming wedding had
leaked out and the wires were hot all
the morning, although the thermo-
meter registered 20 degrees below.
The bride was dressed in very neat
travelling suit and looked very pretty
indeed. The groom wore the usual
black and it was subject of comment
that they made a very neat looking
couple.
These young people are well and
favorably known in this vicinity where
many congratulations and best wishes
will be extended to them, They both
come from the best families that came
to this country in an early day. and we
believe that bright future is before
them.
They took the south bound evening
train for few days visit to Mr.. Cole
mans father. After their visit: they
expect to return and settle on farm