The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-14
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Mrs. o. j. Judd acted as hostess
to the Priscilla club Tuesday of last
week.
Ross Rudd and Royce Heath are
convalesclng from the measles.
All are gald to learn that Mrs.
Mott McHenry successfully under
went the operation of last week.
Henry Roy has recovered from an
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Harry Huntington is putting in new
windows and making other improve
ments on his residence.
Leroy Nicewonger is visiting his
sister Lena in Nebraska.
Willis Virgins, VIM. Rolls, Will
Fishel, N. R. Wilder, Eugene Gran
dali and Ed. Chamberlin were in Den
ison on road matters last week.
j. B. Romans was down from Den
ison Monay.
Prof. Kies returned from Chicago
Monday evening.
VIM. Rolls together with his wife
and daughter were in the county seat
Tuesday.
G. V. Whaley and wife and sis
ter of the latter are visiting at the
Whaley home since Saturday night.
Guy is on his way to Corwith where
he has the principalship of the schools
for next year. He goes there with
we'll deserved advance in salary and
position.
James Rae who is teaching in the
Vinton schools is home for his sum-
mer vacation.
S. Replogle and family of Red Oak
are visiting at the Geo. Rae home
since Monday.
w. H. Virgins and wife were in
Omaha Tuesday.
j. L. Butterworth and the Misses
Ora and Ethel spent Sunday in De-
lott.
Mrs. Linn Slocumb returned Tues
day to her home in Alcester, S. D.
She was accompanied by Mrs. j. N.
Bell and children. The latter expects
also to visit Mrs. Cameron in Maple
ton before her return.
Grandma Nicewonger left Friday
for visit at her old home in Albany,
Ill.
Neva Crandall is the new assistant
in the post office.
Robert Fishel pitched for the Win
ming team in Arion last Saturday.
j. N. Bell was in Council Bluffs
Monday.
Martin Goddard and S. A. Dow
drove to Defiance Tuesday.
DR.. McConnaughey of Denison re-
sumed his Dow City appointments
Monday.
Ben Blair is clerking for Larson
and Olson.
S. E. Goddard was in Denison
Monday night.
The auction of stands Thursday
evening for the 4th increased the
celebration fund by about sll5.oo.
Frank Howorth shipped car load
of cattle to Chicago Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. Pease of Dunlap is opening a
furniture and undertaking establish
ment in the Wood building. We
understand Nicewonger and Bell are
to enter the same business in the old
Vengrovitch building.
D. j. Butler was down from Arion
Wednesday.
Miss Anna Griffin returned to her
home in Council Bluffs Saturday.
The sad news was received Tuesday
morning of the sudden death of Mrs.
Vera McGraw. Vera was the only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Dow
and was we'll known by all, having
lived most of her life in Dow City,
the place Of her birth. Because OF
her lovable disposition and characte,
the taking of this young life leaves
nothing but grief in the hearts Of
all. IL has been but little over {
week since she was here attending
commencement exercises and on he.
return to her duties as student il
Omaha was apparently in better health
than she had been for some time
The funeral was held Thursday a
2::30 P. M. The floral tributes wer
many and beautiful.
John Griffin and daughter Mollie o
Buck Grove We're visiting Mrs. Wig
gins Friday. John Virgins wen
home with them for a week on tn
farm.
Jim O'Meara was down from Buc
Grove Friday.
DR.. c. w. Carr came down frol
Denison Tuesday evening.
De1oit.
C. j. Hunt and j. G. Myers resign