The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09

known having lived here but short
timel. They have the hearty con-
graduation of all who wish them
much joy and happiness while they
sail over the matrimonial sea.
Mrs. Stillsen is visiting her sister
Mrs. Bennett at Missouri Valley.
Henry Cummings is attending the
state convention at Waterloo.
Mrs. Ida Johnston of Deadwood, S.
D. has been visiting for some time
with her sister Mrs. Fox and brother
Will Heaviland. She returned to her
home Monday accompanied by her
niece Ella Fox who will remain for
some time and enjoy the western
sights.
Arthur Culver who is the competent
trouble man for the Arion Telephone
Co., is visiting at his home in Yale.
Henry Petersen has started with his
fall blowing.
A. A. Conrad is removing the old
ice house that is on the store lot to
his residence where he will build, a
barn for his driving horse.
Mrs. Rankin went to Ute Monday
and will visit at the parental home
for several days.
Mrs. Jas. Nelson spent several days
with her daughter Mrs. Cory who
now lives on DIR. Robinson's farm
near Dunlap.
We trust that the Editor of the
Review while at the lake will have
better success fishing, than Editor
Scaggs had last Sunday, where he sat
on the banks of the Boyer for hours,
trying to catch one fry and was obli-
ged to go home empty handed.
Congratulations from Arion friends
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure
over the arrival of baby boy.
The quarantine has been released
at the home of M. d. Howorth and
Jas. Scott where cases of diphtheria
were reported.
VIM. MARI visited over Sunday
with his family here.
Owing to the scarcity of carpenters
the Milwaukee depot will not be COM
pleted for about four weeks.
Mayor Maurer's father and brother
Fred of Wilton Junction are visiting
here. Fred Maurer is much pleased
with the prospect of the crops on his
farm that is rented to A. Alexander.
He says that eastern Iowa is needing
rain much and in several localities
drought has done some damage to
crops.
Mrs. Clyde Raynor returned from
Wall Lake Saturday. The Raynor
families had a reunion there and re
port having had a very pleasant
gathering.
Stella Butler went to Lake View
Saturday and will remain few days
with the family Of L. C. Butler who
are enjoying the summer resort there.
Libby Gibson went to Sioux City
where she will go to the Samaritan
hospital to take a two years course
for nurse. She has many warn
friends who wish her success in thi.
work.
While a party was looking fol
mems shoes at Mr.. Conrad's store /;
new box was opened, but instead o:
the contents in the box being new
shoes a pair of old ones were found,
the change probably having been made
a week ago by the party who fount
their way in the sotre by breaking GU
a glass and by that way removed ;
hook from the inside and thus mad.
an entrance. So far this is the onl,
article that has been missed.
Geo. Hester of Buck Grove cam,
down on No. and expected to onl,
remain short time but was detaine,
several hours owing to a washout nea
Ute that delayed the train service.
John Falkner Of Buck Grove wa
a caller here Thursday.
Several children are sick but so ia
none have been serious.
Ola Hodgel is visiting at the hom'
of Hillie Newman.
After few very pleasant week.
spent at the home of Mrs. Otis Nelso,
her sister Grace Frederickson re
turned Thursday to her home in Will
ton Junction. She will stop on he,
way few days with relatives a
Persia. Mrs. Nelson and babe &C
companied her to this place.
At the home of DR.. Evans on las
Thursday evening Mrs. Waldo Talcot1
and Mrs. Evans entertained the fol.
lowing guests. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Underhill of Omaha, Mr.. John Gam.
away of Milwaukee, Wis, Miss Nc
Intosh of Grinnell, Drs. Evans ane
Gannaway and their families of Dow