The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-20
Afion
About twenty-five people attende,


picnic in Houstons grove. the
gentlemen made camp fire and boil
ed the potatoes and fried the chicken,
and did excellent work, which was
surprise to the ladies.
A letter received from Chas. Butler
of Roney, N. D. states that Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Golf, formerly of Craw-
ford county now of Butte, Montana.
had visited him on, their way to
Minnesota where they were going to
visit with John Golf and family.
Miss Silletto of Denison who is
teaching the Towne school, attended
Sunday school and we were pleased
to enroll her with the young peoples
class.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Corey were panied to learn of the
sickness of their little daughter but
are glad to know that she is better.
Mrs. Hutsen returned from visit
to Grinnell where she spent several
days at her old home.
Mr.. Barnard and wife of Ute visit
ed at the pleasant home of Samuel
Fox.
Henry Dodge is rejoicing over the
arrival of baby girl.
Jas. Warner was passing cigars to
his friends, all on account of the ar
rival of a baby girl Sept. 18th.
A great many of our people attend
ed the street fair in Dow City last
week. Let Dow City return the act
by attending the Produce Fair in
Arion next Saturday.
Melvin Palmatier is able to be on
the street but is quite lame from the
effects of the accident that occurred
near Denison several days ago.
Water melon patches are perfectly
safe in this locality since the little
boys read last weeks issue of the
Review.
E. Wade was called to Nebraska
to attend his nephew's funeral whose
sad death was caused in the following
way. The mother had put boiler
full of boiling water in a washing
machine and left the room for a few
minutes. and in her absence the little
boy climbed ON top of the machine and
fell off in such manner that he re-
moved the stopper and the boiling
water poured over his little body for
several minutes before the mother
found him. He suffered intense pain
for seven hours, when death came and
relieved him of his suffering. The
parents have the sympathy of all in
their very sad accident.
Helen Maddux grand daughter of
Mrs. Florence Huffman has come from
Nebraska and will stay for the win
ter and attend the Arion school.
Thos.. Rae attended church SER
vices here Sunday, as Rev. Marley
was in attendance at the general con-
ference in Des Moines.
Thos. Howlet, agent for the Mil
waukee, Co., sold $4,000 Of excursion
tickets Tuesday for Dakota.
Percy Dodge and mother went t.
White Lake, Dakota, where they viii
spend several days with Mrs. Thos.
Carson.
Mrs. scaggs spent several day
with friends in Boone.
Owing to the heavy rain Sunda,
evening there were no church ser
vices.
Rev. Walcot moved his goods her
Saturday and is getting nicely set
tied. He goes to Ames Thursda.
and will be ordained.
The farmers are pleased to receiv
such a rain as the ground is now il
good condition for fall blowing.
Ohio Underhill of Omaha is visit
ing his parents MIR. and Mrs. N. P
Underhill. He is now engaged il
real estate business in Omaha.
T. j. Henry purchased of DIR
+ Evans lot northwest of the Baptis
, church, and is making an undergroun
: ice house and will put up ice to sup
ply the town. Whatever Tom under
takes he does we'll and hereafter i
. will not be necessary for US to hav
our ice shipped in from other towns.
,, Mr.. Hutson was business vistio
Monday.
+ E. H. Swasey of Dow City was
+ pleasant caller here Friday. Nj
Swasey was a class mate of Wnl
Jennings Bryan.
The little daughter of Mrs. Chas
Mackey has been very sick but is no
: improving.
Don't forget the Produce Fair nes
t Saturday.
West jackson
Mrs. Henry Maynard was in Oman