The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
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Daniel Hemphill and wife were
visitors at the county seat on business
Monday.
Mrs. Emmett Crabb and Roy Nc
Bride were calling on friends here
one day last week.
Jim Davis, wife and children.
transacted business in Denison on
Tuesday.
Mrs. McGrin and children. also her
sister Miss Montgomery, were Deni-
son shoppers last Tuesday.
Andrew Miller of Sioux City, visit
ed here last Tuesday and w ednesday.
w. Switzer is building fine new
corn crib en- his farm southeast of
town.
Charles Chase is putting in
system of water works. on his farm.
four miles south of here. This is a
fine improvement.
Katie Frederickson of Manila Wis
tied her friend Lura Moffitt for a few
days last week.
visitor with Verne Moffitt.
Sidney Bonney was at home all last
week. with spraineh wrist. the re-
suit of one days corn picking.
Glenn Harvey and Pearle Bonney
were Denison shoppers last Tuesday.
Mr.. Burndt. our barber. took a trip
to Arcadia last Wednesday,.
John O'Meara was Denison visi-
tor Wednesday.
Lawrence Hagan is assisting in
link S store. for few days.
Ernest Stegeman. transacted bust
ness in Denison last Thursday. Sid
ney Bonney accompanied him to that
city.
Grace Crakes Of Manila. arrived
Wednesday for few days visit with
her friend Pearle Bonney.
Ola Hodgell's school closed last
week Friday with very pleasing
program. we'll rendered by her pupils.
There were several visitors from
town and all expressed themselves
we'll repaid for their two mile walk
into the country. Miss Ola had
twenty-three pupils. All did we'll.
Thecil Hemphill spoke a piece in her
usual winning manner. after which
Miss Hodgell presented each pupil
with candy. nuts and fruit. and none
of the visitors were overlooked.
Erastus Thew is lying quite iii at
his home, east of town, and but little
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
His daughter. Mrs. Bicknell from
North Dakota, is daily expected.
Cal Carpenter has been busy all
week hauling his potatoes to Deni-
son, he not finding market at home
for his product.
Fritz Olsen drove over to Mani la
last Thursday.
Ben Quathamer transacted business
at the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. David Weatherby. returned
last week from Morgan. Kansas where
she had been to visit relatives.
Mr.. Thompson of Irwin, visited his
sister. Miss Bundt last Saturday re-
turning to his home in the evening.
Mrs. Geo. Hester who has been
very ill for several weeks is again
able to be out. which is good news
to her many frien6s.
Pete O'Meara # Dow City visited
relatives here last Sunday. His
brother Elias was with him.
Thos. White went to Charter Oak
one day last week.
E. Stegeman spends good deal q
his time out on his farm these days,
fixing up, preparatory to moving on
it in the Spring. He will then rent
his house in town.
George Hester's new house he is
building out on his farm is rapidly
nearing completion. and he expects tc
occupy it before snow flies.
What has become of the new hall
project.
There is some talk of starting q
private school in town. owing to the
crowded condition of our school here.
There are forty four pupils to attend
this winter. Too many for one teach
.er to do justice to. 1t seems as il
some way could be provided to ado
another room to the present school
house and supply one more teacher.
n is reported that Robert Moffitt