The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-24

Monday nights rain was dandy.
Miss May Dougherty spent Sunday
in Vail.
George Nicholson of Grand junction
is in town this week.
Mrs. E. Gulick returned from Gin
ton on Monday night.
Miss Clara Servoss of Vail was a
Denison shopper on Friday.
Mrs. A. Pump is visiting her
parents near Vail this week.
( Carl F. Kuehnle has been in Kan
sas City on business this week.
Miss Frank Hart spent Wednesday
in Charter Oak visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cook of Kenwood
We're Denison traders Saturday.
The Queen Esther Circle met Mon
day evening with Miss Myrtle Saul.
Phil signell of the Green Bay at
Tenant, Ia, is visiting friends in
Denison.
Mrs. Sanford Rudd and Mrs. Hunt
ington of Dow City were Denison
shoppers Friday.
| Mrs. Geo. Powell has been i'll the
past week. Her many friends hope
to hear of her speedy improvement.
Wanted-To trade, new lumber
wagon for single driving horse.
2l-1t C. w. Merrill
Earl Dubois of Logan was guest
at the Shropshire home last Saturday.
He was On his way to Charter Oak
to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mundt have re-
turned from their visit to Westphalia,
Kansas. Mr.. Mundt tells US that he
had delightful visit and found the
Riepen family all we'll and happy and
as busy as bees On their big farm.
E. Gulick accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Voss went to Okiboji
this week taking with him John Lass
and George and Dan Redenbaugh to
make improvements on the Gulick
cottage and to get their summer
home in shape.
Mr.. P. E. c. Lally returned the
first of the week from his visit with
his daughter Mrs. Mahon in he1
Missouri home. Mr.. Lally found the
young couple delightfully."- located OF
their beautiful farm and is NOR,
than pleased with his daughters HON.
and surroundings.
!. Louie Osterlund of Milford town
ship spent Monday evening in Deni
son. While here..he took occasion t.
buy the best watch he could obtail
to send to his brother who is an en-
gineer on one of the railroads o
Sweden. A good American watc
ought to bring the trains in on time
J, Little Dorothy Bradbury, the tw
year old daughter of Fred Bradbury
got til ed of the scenes of her HON,
life and so took a trip to her aunt
Mrs. Coleman's several blocks dis
tant. 1t caused the family nue.
anxiety for while till she was Iocat
ed. Everyone wonders how the littl
one found the way all by herself.
Tuesday evening at p. m. at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith a
Frankfort, N. Y. occurred the wedd
ing of their daughter Miss Rhoda
]. W. Tice of Manila, la. The happ
couple left at once for the west. The
will make their home at Counci
Bluffs, where Mr. Tice holds a posi-
tion as cable splicer on the Independ
ent Telephone Exchange.
One of the Union Pacific motto
cars went through Denison on Friday
it was built for New York Stree
5 car company. The car was handsomel
: furnished. 1t runs by gasoline powe
and makes regular passenger time
Denison was favored with fiv
minute stop. In our opinion it is bu
a few years until all local trains wi
: be of this style and that this mote
5 car is but the forerunner of the man
s motor trains that Denison will Sc
: in the near future. 1t is said that j
; Pierpont Morgan was.
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