The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-29
Orion

Roy Roberts went to Omaha on
Monday and expects to enlist in the
Regular Army.
Mrs. D. j. Butler and mother Mrs.
Bangs spent day very pleasantly
with friends in Logan and al 50 stopp
ed over night with relatives in Wood
hine.
The many friends of j. W. Black
stone are pleased to know that he is
getting better. He has been very
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Cenroy came home from Vail
Tuesday. She has been with her
mother Mrs. McAndrews vino has
been sick for several days.
Celia Wiser Of Omaha is visiting
with her friend Mrs N P. Under
hill
Jack Ahart had the misfortune to.
get his foot badly mashed in a corn
shelter Monday forenoon.
Mr.. Sexton of Kenwood brought
his little boy to Arion' to have his
arm examined, the child having in
iured his arm by falling. After in
vestigation it was ascertained that
his arm was broken and his elbow
crushed quite badly. The little fell
low is as comfortable as possible and
be is now doing nicely.
The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany are blowing the lots north of the
depot and expect to make nice park
in the Spring.
The favorite driving horse that
belonged to w. w. Coon died last
Friday and caused much sorrow for
the grand daughter Helen Schouten
and her little friends, who spent
many happy hours driving the faith
full gentle animal during the pleasant
days in their vacation, through the
summer.
Daniel Cruise and wife visited at
the Newell Whiting home last Sunday.
Henry Cummings was summoned to
Clinton Tuesday. His father was
only sick few days with pneumonia
and died last Tuesday. He spent
several weeks here last fall at the
Cummings home and formed an ac-
quaintance with several who will re-
greet to learn of his. death. He was
born in Scotland in 1911, was a mem
s Der of the congregational church and
died trusting in God, having faith
that he would meet the loved ones
who had gone before, in the home
above.
Elsie and Hazel Kevan are enjoy
ing short vacation between the fall
and winter terms of school.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Chas.
Torrey were visiting in Denison last
Thursday.
L. C. Butler now owns Hotel Arior
but thinks he would not act as land
lord.
S. Hagen who ran the Nye Schnei.
der Fowler elevator here few years
ago, changed cars here from Dakota
on his way to his old home in Nor.
way. His wife and two children will
accompany him across the ocean.
Earl Chambers received telegram
that his sister Sylvia was very sick
she underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis and is very low at he
home in Omaha.
Henry and Andrew Bell are attend
ing college in Denison. Their man.
friends wish them successful term
Mrs. McKim and brother Asa Tai
colt came home from Denison an
will spend Thanksgiving. Asa enjoy
= his school work very much at the D
N. C.
Milton a nd Percy Dodge have pun
cased new monograph with severe
records. 1t affords great tamusemer
for the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O.. Hoke an
Gertrude Talcott attended an enter
tainment in Dunlap last Friday ever
ing.
Several of our young people atteno
ed the play in Denison last Saturda
evening and speak very highly of it.
One butcher shipped more than
ton of dressed poultry to Omaha las
week and has orders for more tn
week.
N. P. Underhill shipped hogs
Milwaukee last Friday.
Little Oliver Burka was playir
with a dog when stray canine al
peared in an antagonistic manner al
in the fight one of the dogs bit Il