The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-16
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a few day with relatives there.
The council met Monday evening
and ordered cement walks put in on
the business streets. Some are to be
ten feet wide. This is step in the
right direction and we will soon have
a town, the appearance of which all
our citizens may we'll be proud.
Mrs. Frank Fowler was called away
Sunday by telegram announcing the
serious illness of one of her sisters.
Mr.. Fowler accompanied her.
Mrs. Cora Biggs of north of Denison
came down Sunday to visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise.
She remained until Tuesday, the
storm Monday night delayed her de-
parture sooner.
Mr.. Conway of Mapleton is Station
Agent pro tenn during the absence of
Mr.. Fowler.
We have now Jail in our town.
1t was erected Wednesday bv
Messrs. Haines and Dieber, in the
north part of town. 1t is hoped that
it will be long time without an oc-
cupant, but it is the intention of the
authorities to enforce law and order
and the new building will be made
use of when necessary.
Michael Kane has reason to be proud
of the crop of wheat raised on his
farm this season as it runs thirty-one
bushels to the acre, phenomenal
Yield.
Little Helen Mcclure has been UNI
der the weather for a few days.
Fred Paulsen went to Dakota Mon
day to look after his interests in that
section.
Mollie Griffin left Monday for an
extended visit with her married sister
and brothers and their families in
South Dakota.
Andrew Petersen and wife arrived
home Wednesday evening from their
trip to South Dakota. They enjoyed
their visit very much and liked the
country but decided not to purchase
any ldIlQ dC lulS llLl6.
Mrs. Daniel Hemphill was on the
sick list for a few days but is all
right again.
Roy Slater returned from short
stay in Omaha last Wednesday.
j. H. Hayes returned from visit
at Iowa City Thursday.
There was very entertaining lee
ture given in the Methodist church
last Wednesday evening by an Armen-
Is ian. He told many amusing anec-
adotes, but the most laughable of all
was the illustration of Turkish and
an Armenian marriage when he haC
two of cur young gentlemen and two
young ladies come forward and afte,
decorating them with the costumes Of
the country he married them with the
differeno rites of the two countries
1t is needless to say thar the two
couples have been joked ui...- ercifully
by their friends ever since.
Elias O'Meara of Dow City was {
business visitor here for short time
Thursday.
r. w. Brownlee was here Thurs
day shaking hands with his old friends
This is Mr.. Brownlee's first visi,
since he left here five years ago.
Katie Fredericks returned to he
home in Manila last Thursday.
Mr.. Windett of Aurora, H., is ;
,t tbn bn,,a of Mre,
Geo. Hester.
Mesdames Harvey and Welch visit
ed in the countryside last Thursda,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Towne.
Lura Moffitt has gone to Manill;
for a few days visit with friends.
Daniel Hemphill returned from hi
"Trip to South Dakota Thursday.
Our marshal has been very bus.
moving the weeds along the highway:
in town by order of the city council
it certainly helps the general appear
ance of things very much indeed.
The little son of Bert Hester ha
been quite sick for few days will
a bad sore throat.
DR.. Windett and Miss Cora Heste
were entertained by friends in tn
countryside Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Cole has been quite sicl
for few days, but is better at thi
writing.
News reaches us from Sioux Cit.
that Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Pence ar,
the happy parents of a young son borl
at their home August 9Th. They hav,
named the little one Orville. Mani.
,amuses himself saying papa over tn
rain barrel just to hear how it will
sound. They are receiving congrat
ulations.
Jay Bicknell of Sioux City wa
calling on old friends here Friday.
Tom White Jr. left Tuesday TO
Sioux CITY where he will visit hi