The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-11
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son visitors one day last week. at
the home of their daughter Mrs. Bian
Iseminger. They brought their grand
children home with them for a few
days visit here. while Mr.. and Mrs.
Iseminger went to Omaha to enjoy
the sights of Ak Sar-Ben.
w. E. Stout, living southwest of
town says that he has a fine corn
crop, the best he has ever had. that
it will no doubt yield sixty bushels to
the acre. This is the common report
in this section this year and every
body expects to enjoy an era of pros
perity.
E. Stegeman and Henry Hink drove
to Denison Tuesday on business.
Nate Davis and wife, formerly of
this vicinity. but now residing in
South Dakota are here visiting their
old neighbors and friends. At pres
ent they are the guests of June Slater
and family.
Mrs. Armstrong, who was taken
sick at Mrs. Lawrence Hagan's while
on visit. left for her home in Lin
coin, on Wednesday accompanied by
her daughter, who came here for that
purpose. 1t is hoped that the good
lady reached her destination no worse
for her journey.
Geo. Hester transacted business in
Denison on Thursday.
Mrs. George Harvey and Mrs. Bon
rney were business visitors to Denison
on Thursday afternoon.
James O'Meara and wife and son
Leo were Ak-Sar-Ben visitors last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Henry Hink is making some extern
.sive improvements on his building
which he purchased from Mr.. Beutel
a year ago, and which has been used
as hall ever since. Mr.. Hink in
tends to move his goods out of the
Moffitt building which he now occu-
pies. into his own store room. where
he will have more room for his con-
.stantly increasing business.
Mabel Brewster was Manila Wis
itor between trains last Saturday.
Mrs. James O'Meara was called tt
Blenco Friday to attend the funeral
of her aunt who died Thursday, after
a lingering illness caused by stomach
trouble.
Geo. Harvey has been on the ailing
list lately.
Thecil Hemphill was Manila
visitor one day last week.
Frank Evans of Dow City. was {
business visitor on Saturday.
All the merchants on the west side
of main street have torn out theil
old wooden sidewalks, and are replac
ing them with eight foot cemen
walks, as fast as the cement worker:
can put them in. They are already
finished in front of James O'Meara'
saloon and the hotel. The trees il
front of the later place had to b.
sacrificed. which seemed too bad.
There was dance at Mike Mathia:
last Saturday night. 1t being TIN
time of year for like festivities.
DR.. w. B. Evans and wife o.
Arion were calling on friends in Bucl
Grove Sunday.
s Willis Virgins and family were
I the guests of John Griffin and family
i on Sunday.
Geo. Harvey lost valuable milcf
COW last week. She was full blood
ed Jersey and consequently gave fin
milk. She left a calf which Mr.
Robert Moffit has purchased.
John Kepford, wife and daughte
Fury were passengers east to Ames
last Thursday evening where the,
visited with friends until Saturday
returning home on that day.
Nellie Sullivan left Wednesday TO
a visit with relatives in Omaha, sh
expects to be gone month.
Rid McNertny came down iron
Manila on Saturday, for an owe
Sunday visit with her uncle job
Finnegan and family.
There was early mass here las
Sunday at nine O'clock in the Catholi
church, at which time class OF 81:
children made their first communion
which is always pretty sight. Rev