The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
ltor mere FRIDAY.

Wednesday evening.
Tom Ahart and son returned from a
visit to tine State fair on Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Harvey and daughter,
Glenn, were Denison shoppers Friday
Lena Buman and brother Henry Wis
tied at Lake View for few days last
week.
Fred Arnold and sister were visitors
at the State fair for few days last |
week
Mrs. Mabel Tranter and Pearle Bon
ney were visitors at the county seat last
Tuesday.
Aug. Dental of Denison. was here on
business Wednesday, the guest OF his
son Robert.
Lille Panlson visited Saturday and
Sunday with her friends: Verne and
Lura Moffitt.
Mrs. Nuling left Saturday for Fair
mont, Nebraska, after a weeks visit at
MI. slattery's.
Roy Slater is busy painting Ben
Quathamer's store. Re is doing quite
an drGlSGlc JOU.
Mrs Henry Jensen went TO Nebraska
Saturday for Few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Ealing.
Will Zimmes of Shelby county, pass
ed through here on Friday on his way
home from the State fair.
Our town has quite few rangers
in it this week as there is quite a force
of men here doing bridge work.
Jake Bills, Jr., has rented Sylvester
| Thew's farm east TO town for next year.
Jake, that Looks a little suspicious.
Anna Longren of near Manila, arriv
ed here Friday for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs Tom O'eonnor.
Tom White. Jr., is now in Redfeld
South Dakota, where he is getting 81. %
per oay and thinks that ls great conn
uy
Fritz Olson has bought Alex Hagan's
farm which adjoins our town on the
south The consideration was $45 per
| acre.
Mrs. Petersen and daughter Mary,
arrived from Irwin recently 70 visit
Mrs. Trueper for week. The lady is
Mrs. Trueper's mother.
| Jack WEIGH has built fine addition
% his blacksmith shop IN which to keep
MS new feed mill. Jack has an up-to-
date place, all right.
There was dane at Mr. Finnigan &
Friday evening IN honor Of his niece,
who Is here on d visit. The young
folks had q good time.
The many friends of John Duff will
Or sorry TO near that he Was taken very
M again Thursday night and was takeI
away to benson temporarily.
Jay Bicknell has returned fran his
trip to North Dakota. as he wavec
'nello' from the top OF box car as he
passed through here last ecLesday.
Lee VIM and wife mourn the loss O.
their baby. The little one died las
Thursday, having lived four lays. They
nave the sympathy OF all III tne.r e
reavement.
Mrs Natchoffer and Mrs. Writer
sister and sister n-aw CT Mrs. Geo
Urebes, left Saturday for their home q
Wheaton, Illinois, after IL TWO weeks
visit here.
, John Green, wife and children drov
!, over TO north OF Denlson sd urday tina
/ uhey might spend Sunday with LAT
! B,ggs ana family. They returned Sat
i urday night.
Reports received from Washington
! report Mrs. Bert Thompson as yer.
! mucn better and she VIII soon be IN he
l,1D lei 81, 80 A
! many friends.
Jack WEIGH, James Haines and sevel
. al others left tuesday for sightseeing
trip to South Dakota. We hope tina
Z they won't like the country 30 we'll a
, onr good old Iowa.
Our new doctor arrived Wednesda
. and has rented Samuel Mofftt's house
We hope the doctor will receive patton
age enough to induce him to remain, q
we have long wished for resident ply
stefan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gigax drove owe
to Schleswig Saturday. They too
little Frank and May to their home
The little folks haYe had royal sum
mer vacation with their grandparents
but had to go back in time for schoo
A nine composed Of Dow City an
Denison players came over from Be
Tree Grove to play an amateur ulne {
Buck Grove boys. Knowing the reputs
ton of Buck Grove for doing all thing
we'll, they brought with them bev
of pretty young ladies, and that wa
the undoing of the local nine. Whe
o. Meara got up to pitch the pretties
girl in the bunch, a cute little bod
with brown hair and longing brow
eyes just slung pair of goo goo ey.
at him and the first man got first has
on balls. When the second man cam
up the next beauty smiled at him an
he came near killing Henry Hink, VIII
was roofing for Buck Grove. The
they changed pitchers and Otto Hin
lei few men walk, owing to a fierc
yell the Bee Tree boys had trained thei
ladies in, which they let loose at cri,
ical time in the game. Being cautione
that the sweet girls had probably bee
brought along to win the game for tn
foreigners. Otto steeled his heart an
for time threw some pretty goo
balls which would have raised Cal