The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-13
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turned home, and Byron smiles again.
Clarence Iseminger has gone over
to his brother, Will, to remain until
time to pick corn. Clarence will
help his brother feed sheep, he being
an expert at the business.
Ernest Stegeman has set fine ex-
ample for others to follow. Having
finished his cement walk, he has put
cement curbing between his lot and
sidewalk and has cultivated the
ground on the outside of the walk
where he says he intends to have the
flower beds. Let others do likewise
and we will have pretty town.
DR.. Iseminger of Denison, was
here Tuesday looking after his farm
interests in this section.
Sidney Bonney, who is teaching
school in Shelby county, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
H. G. Iseminger and son Carl of
Denison, transacted business here on
Monday.
Our.mail carrier, John Green, had
a vacation Labor Day and number
of the patrons on the rural route for
got about the legal holiday and were
much surprised at not getting any
mail delivered on that day.
Daniel Cruise drove over to Arion
and Dow City Tuesday.
There being no cement in town or
vicinity, the work of laying the
cement walk around the Catholic
church property has been delayed, but
the preparatory work is finished.
John Green was county seat Wis
itor on Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Tranter had what
might have been a serious accident
last Saturday. She fell down the
cellar stairs at her home and natur-
ally got severe shaking up, but
fortunately no bones were broken.
Daniel Cruise was Denison caller
on Monday.
Messrs. Jim 'Meara and Law
renee Hagan transacted business in
Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. Boyer. our station agent, made
his wife very happy one day last
week by presenting her with new
piano. They had quite time get
ting the instrument in place owing to
the winding stairway. The piano
had to be taken in through second
story window over the depot, a feat
which was accomplished without acct
dent.
Clarence O'Meara of Dow City,
was calling on relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. Burnt, one of our BARRIERS, was
unable to WELD his razor for several
days last week owing to very sore
thumb.
Byron McMullen left for Oklahoma
last Tuesday, being called 10 the bed
side of his father, who is dangerous
ay ill.
Mrs. Burnt has been enjoying a
visit with her brother who came from
Irwin Tuesday.
John Hoffert met with severe loss
last Friday morning, as herd of his
cattle were crossing the railroad track
near Martin Nehl's place. The morn
ing freight came suddenly upon then
and when it had passed, three of the
animals were dead, and four were sc
badly hurt that they had to be killed.
Paul Weatherbee came home for 9
visit Wednesday. He has been work.
ing with one of his uncles on bridge
gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise made {
business trip to Arion Saturday, where
they concluded very satisfactory
deal with Mrs. Evans, and will NOV.
on her farm the first of October.
Messrs. George Harvey and DAME
Hemphill drove over to Denison OF
business Friday.
Mrs. Willis Virgins and children
of Dow City, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Griffin.
Fred Gigax has improved his tow
pIOpSIIy uCAS Ny HAVING Ills ASuo'
painted. 1t was artistically done ant
looks fine.
Miss Minnie Paulson, after few
weeks vacation at home, has returned
to her duties at Omaha
w. v. Whaley of Dow City, was ;
business caller here Thursday.
Louie Kruger of Schleswig, VIII
has been doing some work in thu
painting line in this vicinity for thu
past week, returned home Saturday.
Fred Gigax of Schleswlg, wa
shaking hands with old friends her
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. j. O'Meara and sol
Leo. drove over to Dow City Sunda.
to visit relatives.
Sunday morning occurred VIVA
might have been an accident. Tn
morning passenger did not stop and
,;++Io oirl who was to get off here di