The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-24
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Ter Tuesday.
George Bonesteel of Grand Junction
arrived Tuesday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends in
this section. His wife and children
have been spending several weeks
visiting with Grandpa and Grandma
Hams. They will return with Mr..
Bonesteel when he goes home.
John Davis who formerly resided
near here has been visiting relatives
and friends the past week. He now
resides in Canada.
George Hester and wife left Thurs
day for Des Moines, where they will
visit their daughter Mrs. Passmore
for few days. Mrs. Hester has
started prolonged trip, and before
returning home will visit in Aurora,
ILL.,, and at her old home where she
has not been for eighteen years. Her
many friends here wish her much joy
and pleasure in renewing the friend
ships of long ago. Mr.. Hester will
return in a few days and will find out
what home is without a wife.
The meeting held to vote on the in
corporation of our town was a success.
There was only one dissenting vote
cast, making the motion almost I'M
animous.
George Hester and wife visited at
Aston the Saturday before they left
on their trip, and enjoyed very
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimes, the latter being an old school
mate of Mrs. Hester's.
Sylvester Thew of Denison was =
Buck Grove visitor last week. He
spent several days with his parents
at this place, while looking after
some improvementsso on his farm.
Mrs. Daniel Cruise met with quite
q painful accident last Wednesday.
She went to visit her daughter Mrs.
John Green who resides south of
town. After getting out of her buggy
and on the way to the house she step
ped on broken bottle, which pene-
trated her shoe and cut deep cash
in the fleshy party of her foot. 1t
bled quite profusely and for time
looked quite serious, but after being
laid up for a couple of days, we are
glad to report, that the lady is gett-
ing along all right and no bad effects
are expected.
Sylvester Thew has been making
some improvements on his farm near
town. He has put foundation under
a portion of the house and new tin
roof over the porch. Mr.. Thew has
a fine farm and good tenent Jake
Bills jr. All Jake needs is wife,
and there are lots of pretty girls in
Crawford county, who would be glad
to preside over his hearthstone, so it
is up to Jake.
Thomas White was Manila visitor
Friday between trains.
i Mrs. Jack Welch and cousin Con
Hassett drove to Manila Friday to
attend the funeral of John McSorley.
i Martin Nehls and j. H. Hays were
very busy Friday, looking up sub
scriptions to the Farmers Telephone
Co." There was very enthusiastic
meeting IN Hagans hall. Friday eve
ming at which DIR. Evans of Arion
presided.
i A new station agent arrived Sun
day night on the evening passenger,
to take Mr.. Fowlers place, while he
takes vacation.
Frank Fowler and wife and children
left Monday morning for Dedham
J where they will enjoy themselves for
a week at least. During that time
]. they will attend wedding of one
of their nieces. AS we all know we'd
dings are very enjoyable social events,
no doubt our friends will have good
!. time.
Jerry Hassett residing north of
Denison visited his brother-in-law
Thomas White and wife, over Sun
day. He returned home Monday.
Mrs. Jack Welch and her mother
Mrs. Thomas White drove to Denison
Monday on a shopping expedition.
David Weatherby is entertaining
one of his sisters who arrived Monday
for few days visit.
One of the saddest events we have
J. ever had to chronicle is that of the
death of little Clara Stahl, the much
loved daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Stahl, which occurred Saturday May
10th after brief illness at the home
of her parents, two miles south east
of our town. Clara was taken ill
about a week ago with an attack OF
appendicitis. After a few days it
was deemed necessary tor her to m-
dergo an operation. Two physicians
exerted their skill in her behalf, but
all in vain. Clara stood the operation
but was taken worse soon after, and