The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-02

y. w. OnQefhlll ana Vile OF Omaha
are spending the week with Mr.. N. p.
Underhill.
The Misses Rowland and MenagE
visited at the Conroy home Monday
night and spent portion of Tuesday
with Vera Menaugh's Aunt Mrs. Anna
Butler.
Several of our young people will
attend the street fair in Denison this
week.
While VIM. Butler was having a
horse shod the animal became frac-
tious and threw itself against Mr..
Butler in such way that it broke
his leg. Physicians were summoned
at once who did all that could be done
to relieve him and he is now doing as
we'll as can be expected.
After serving as night operator in
the telephone office for more than two
years Chas. Horn has resigned. This
is a hard place to fill and indicates
the stability and close attention
Chas. has shown in his work in this
place, having given good satisfaction
to all. Altha Stilson has accepted
the position and undoubtedly this
work will go on in the same satisfac-
tory manner that it has in the past.
Annie Waugh of Elk Point, is visit
ing at the home of WINS. Rule.
Ralph Clark was called to Creston,
Neb., receiving the sad news that
his brothers. wife was very sick. A
short time after his arrival, she pass
ed away to the home beyond where
previously two little ones had been
taken. This leaves Mr.. Clark of
Creston with little babe to mourn
the departed ones. A home broken up
for one SO young in life is sad and he
has the sympathy of all.
Fred Mari who has been working
in Denison during the summer spent
Sunday with his mother.
Mr.. Rankin and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Fern.
The supper given by the Ladies Aid
Society at the home of Mrs. Waldo
Talcott last Thursday was we'll at
tended and added quite satisfactory
sum to the treasury. Mrs. DR.. Gam
away of Dow City and Miss Leila I'm
derhlll OF Omaha entertained those
present with number of piano Sc
lections.
The ball game played here last Sat
urday between Deloit and Arion re-
suited in favor of Arion, 81 to 5.
Mr.. Larson of the Beno store is
taking ten day vacation. Mr..
Madison who has worked in the Beno
store of Council Bluffs for several
years is taking his place here. Mrs.
Madison accompanied her husband and
will remain with him during his stay
here.
Miss Nettle Rule has again taken
her place in the telephone office where
she will continue her work as day
operator, which place she fills un-
usually we'll and to the entire salts
faction of all.
Mrs. c. A. Heath of Dow City,
preached very interesting discourse
in the congregational church last Sun.
day evening. Her text was found in
Acts Is. She held the attention of
the audience during the entire sermon
which indicates that those who were
present enjoyed listening to such an
able speaker.
When A. A. Conrad opened his
store Monday morning he discovered
that glass in the door leading form
a back room in the store room had
been broken out just where it was
convenient to reach a hook on the in
side that held the door, and found that
the money drawer had been broken.
Fortunately he had relieved the drawer
of all its contents the previous night
and has not yet been able to discover
that anything else had been molested.
The dog belonging to Mr.. Schwartz
seemed to know that something I'M
usual was going on and did consider
able barking during the night, and it
is thought that they did not remain
long in the store for fear that the dog
might alarm some one. 1t is quite
evident that who ever did the work
had made a careful survey of the door
that led into the store and knew just
where the hook was located.