The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter of
Denison, spent few days last week
visiting with their sons on the farm.
Mr.. Fay McMullen, who has been
visiting with his brother, Byron, for
several weeks, returned to his home
at Billings, Oklahoma, last Monday.
Mrs. j. P. Ferguson of Clarence,
Iowa. arrived last Tuesday, and is the
guest of Mrs. Jane Slater and family.
The lady is an old friend of Mrs. Sla-
tiers, and this is the first time they
have met in thirty-five years. Mrs.
F>r.uson is also Miss Veva Flans
berg's grandmother, who also claims
share of the visitors attention.
Mrs. Byron McMullen and sister,
Miss Hattie Sewing were Manila
visitors between trains last Monday.
Mrs. John Tranter, was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Emma Green, on
Monday last.
Messrs. Joe Brewster, Ed Stahl and
Earl Hemphill were Kenwood visitors
Wednesday. They went there to get
some hogs recently purchased by
Messrs. Stahl and Hemphill.
Mr.. Jasper Harris was a Defiance
visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tranter have
gone to Denison to reside for couple
of months. John will assist his
father in the dray business, recently
purchased by Mr.. James Tranter.
John expects to remain until spring
work begins on the farm.
Mr.. June Slater transacted business
in Defiance one day last week.
Mr.. Byron McMullen was an Omaha
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Hemphill and children,
have returned from several weeks
visit in Linn county, and our banker
looks quite happy in consequence.
Mr.. Frank Slater drove to the coun-
ty seat Friday. v'-'
Mrs. Willis Virgins of Dow City,
was the guest of her parents a couple
of days last week.
| Mrs. John Griffin is slowly recover
ing from lingering illness and her
many friends have been quite anxious
about her.
| Mrs. H. G. Iseninger has been I'M
der the doctors care, but is better at
this writing.
Miss Veva tlansberg was a Deni-
son visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Moffitt drove to Defiance
last Friday to attend sale and
brought his daughter VERNE, home
with him to spend Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Winn is building a fine
new hog house on his farm recently
purchased from Mr.. Hemphill. Lee
is one of our progressive young farm
ers.
The dance held here in the hall last
Friday night was we'll attended.
There being quite number from
other towns present. All report 3
good time.
Sidney Bonney surprised his friends
by short visit at home Sunday. HI
returned to Denison the same day.
Mr.. B. Butler of Arion, was {
Buck Grove caller Friday.
Miss Anna Griffin of Omaha, is Wis
: iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
j Griffin for few days.
2 Mr. Byron McMullen shipped
d car load of cattle to Omaha last week
{, Miss Cary of Manila, is visiting
d her cousin, Miss Mollie Griffin for
o few days.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Durbin, Sr. left las
week for their new home near Aims
worth, Nebraska. George and Mar
Jensen accompanied them and will re
y main with their grand parents for tn
= present.
u Mr.. Jack Welch has become
/ chicken fancier. He last week bough
g two through bred Langshan roosters
!, paying 81. so each for the birds. MI
t Welch has only recently become
e convert, as it was only few sho1
e moons ago, when he used to laugh a
S some of his neighbors who though
: that there was money in chickens
Now Mr.. Welch will have an oppor
tunity to prove it. His friends wis
him good luck in his new venture.
e. Tranters little child has beel
i1lnder tho doctors care h,lt at last ra