The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-20

congregation have reason to be proud
of their progressiveness.
Bernice Bonney has quite curios-
ity on exhibition at her school house.
1t is common raddish which grew
on the Kepford farm, to the unusual
size of two feet in length, thirteen
inches circumference, and weighs
four pounds. Emry Kepford donated
it.
Mrs. Cruise and Mrs. Tranter
drove over to Dow City Saturday and
Mrs. Tranter's horse became frighten-
ed at some unusual noise and nearly
ran away. No one was hurt. but the
shafts of the buggy We're demolished,
so that it had to be left behind for
repairs and Mabel rode home with
her mother.
Mrs. Jane Slater after several
weeks visit with relatives in the
eastern part of this state has returned
home.
Amy Owens drove over to Dow
City to the carnival Saturday. She
was on hef way home to Denison for
a visit.
Pearl Bonney went to Manila Sat-
urday to meet her friend Mrs. Hettie
Carpenter and Bud. Mrs. Carpenter
has been visiting her parents in
Keosauqua for five weeks.
Henry Dedur, Ed. Stahl, August
Hammond, John Greder, Dore Wealth
erby and Cal Carpenter were all
Sioux City visitors for couple of
days last week.
Albert Stegeman and wife drove
over to Dow City Friday to take in
the sights at the little burg.
Mat Frey of Coon Grove transacted
business in Buck Grove Monday.
Minnie Paulson has gone to Man
lila and gone into business with her
friend Miss West. They have opened
millinery store at that place.
Their many friends wish them success
in their new undertaking.
Mollie Griffin visited her sister
Mrs. Willis Virgins Saturday and
Sunday at Dow City.
Sidney Bonney was a carnival Wis
itor at Dow City Saturday.
Lille Paulson went to Manila Sat-
urday to assist her sister Minnie at
her millinery opening on that day.
Daniel Cruise and wife moved to
Arion Monday where they will reside
for the coming year. The good wish
es of their many friends follow them
to their new home
''The Town Well' is now a thing
of the past having been filled up by
the order of the council. The we'll
has been in disuse for over seven
years and it would cost more to put
it in repair than to dig new we'll.
For many years the old we'll was the
only water supply in town, but there
i is different order of things here,
and as it has outlived its usefulness
it had to 60
Ben Quathamer. has Joined the
ranks of the progressive ones, and
has torn out his old board sidewalk,
preparatory to putting in cement.
which will be done as soon as the
weather is dry enough to permit work
on it.
Amy Lyons who is teaching the
Chase school had a RAINY drive back
from Denison Sunday. She visited a
short time in Buck Grove during the
hardest part of the rain.
Ernest Stegeman and wife left for
Schleswig last week for week OF
ten days visit among relatives at that
place.
Fred Thompson has rented William
Smiths farm for the coming year.
Mr.. Smith has not yet decided what
he will do.
Albert Harris and his sister Edna
of Defiance, spent Sunday as the
guests of Thecil Hemphill.
Fred Grass has rented farm from
John Weller for next year.
Mrs. Byron McMullen and julia
Rusterholtz went to Boyer Sunda.
where they visited at the home O
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rusterholtz, returning
home Monday morning.
Walter Stout will move to Coo
Grove in the Spring, having rente
, Mrs. Smiths farm.