The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-20


visitors in Defiance last Sunday at the
home of the later's sister, Mrs. Hulse-
bus and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Evans of Arion visited
for short time Sunday afternoon with
DR.. and Mrs Bonney.
Mr.. Clarence OMeara drove over to
his home in Shelby Co. Sunday but
returned Monday evening to remain
the rest of the week.
Mrs. Henry Jensen returned Satur-
day after weeks visit at Ainsworth,
Neb., with her sister, Mrs. John Zillig
Mr.. Sylvester Thew of Denison was
in town Monday looking after business
interests.
There was quite celebration at the
home of Mrs. Henry Deter last Satur-
day night. The occasion being
christening. The guests had fine
supper and good time.
Messrs. Ed Stahl and Jake Greder
went to Sioux City to attend the fair
They thought some of going on to
Dakota before returning home.
One of our farmers came to town
early Saturday evening, bought kee
of beer placed it in his wagon and
while attending to some other trading
somebody helped themselves to the
liquid refreshment. The empty key
was found next morning down near the
railroad track.
Mr.. James O'Meara left for Omaha
Tuesday where he has to take another
weeks treatment for the removal of
the growth in his nose. He is satisfied
with the treatment, but recovery is
slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and babe
visited at the home of Mrs. Robert
Beutel and Mrs. John Green last Mon
day afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Vinton Hockett and two boys
arrived from Clarinda Monday for 9
visit with her mother: Mrs Marian
Newman.
Report reached here that Mrs. W
A. Hockett is lying quite i'll at her
home in Clarinda. Her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Wiley left Thursday for Clarin-
da that she might minister to her
mother.
There is quite force of men work.
ing on our bridges. They will build
two new ones, which will be much
needed improvement to our wagon
roads.
Mrs. Maj Few of Coon Grove took
the train from here last Tuesday morn
ing to attend the fair at Sioux City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Stegeman
visited relatives in Manila last Sun
day.
Mr.. Cal Carpenter went 10 the Fair
Tuesday. He expected to visit rela-
tives in Sioux City for few days
while takin: in the sights.
Miss Lizzie Slattery went to Manila
Tuesday and remained until Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert Stegeman We're
among others to go to the Fair Thurs
day morning. They remained several
days.
Mr.. Lutte Peterson and lady friend,
Miss Peterson were seriLaded here in
town Monday evening. A rumor hav.
Ing been circulated that the couple
were married. Lutte tried to explain
that it was all mistake, but had to
listen to the serenade until they took
refuge in fight.
Miss Nellie Sullivan and cousins the
Misses Flnnigan we're Manila visitors
Tuesday. they remained over Thurs
day and attended the services held by
the Bishop. The Flnnigan children
were confirmed together with many
others. The Bishop passed through
here Thursday Oh his way to ,Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stegeman have been
spending the week in the country look
ing after things during the absence
of Albert and wife at Sioux City.
Mr.. Earl Hemphill returned from
Colorado Thursday after about ten
days absence. He liked the climate,
but work was hard to get that he was
able to do and board was very high.
During our heavy rain storm here
Tuesday night hail fell quite heavily
lust south OF us near Defiance. but it
could do no particular damage.
Miss Bid McNertney of Manila
visited friends here Monday afternoon