The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

his little son down to visit dentist.
Joe Mills spent Sunday with his
family in Denison. returning Monday
morning. accompanied by his wife.
who visited friends here two or three
days.
Henry Krohn. formerly of Manila.
but late of South Omaha. was in town
between trains last Thursday. being
on his way to visit with friends in
Dakota.
Fred Heer. the architect in charge
of the new Dubuque Mailing COM
pany's structure, left last Thursday
for short visit at his home in
Dubuque.
Ed. Olson of the Kehr Department
force has purchased an interest in the
Olson general store in Irwin and
will move down and take possession
in the near future.
Misses Dee Schwarm and Pearl
White of Defiance were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Pryor. the ladies be-
ing upon their way to the homestead
region of North Dakota.
Four freight cars in the ditch at
Morningside the first of last week.
caused much delay of the incoming
branch trains. Peter johnson and
crew from here went up with the
derrick car and picked up the wreck.
R. A. Kirkpatrick, principal of the
Earling schools. was up Saturday.
looking over the Republican printing
outfit with view of purchasing the
same. and moving it to that point.
where he contemplates starting a
paper.
The brick work upon the basement
of the new saloon building is COM
pleted and progress is being made up
on the walls of the first story. The
work has progressed rapidly and in
an encouraging manner since its be-
ginning the first of last week, but
word from the mills and factories
seems to indicate that progress is
destined to be delayed for want of
material before the completion Of the
contract
E. H. Welton of Shellrock. Iowa.
: was in town between trains Monday
being upon his way to Ames to take
] course in architecture. Mr.. Weltor
> worked at his trade of builder. here q
good part of last summer. and il
therefore we'll known to many in Ma.
!, nilla.
Munro VanMeter. who is attending
college at Ames. spent Easter a
home; returning to school again Mon
a day. Francis Kehr, who is a studen
! In the same college. and who has beel
e home since the funeral of his grand
father. F. w. Lambert, also returne
to his studies at the same time.
d Chas. Seq chart and wife, who wer
% here in attendance at the funeral Q
the formers brother. John Segebart
returned to their home in Kansas las
: Friday. Mrs. Linden. sister of Mrs
- John Segebart, who was also in at
: tendance at the obsequies, returne
= to her home in Chicago on THURSDAY
: Confirmation services were held ;
the church of the Lutheran Trinit
Peace Congregation last Sunday, /;
which class of ten took the oblig;
tions of full membership. They wei
as follows: Emil Schnoor. Emn
Schnoor. Adolph Rhode, Henry Rhod
Christ Jensen. Marie Jensen. &c
hart Thede. Pauline Thede. AM
Hotfeins and Lucie Pepper.
Easter Sunday was observed at bo
the Presbyterian and Methodi
churhes by appropriate services in Il
morning and by union service al
special program at the NJ. E. Chur
in the evening. The churches we
appropriately decorated for the occ
sion: the floral decorations being sir
ply gorgeous. The attendance w
large.
. j. F. Carnahan. Robt. Smith G.
Dempster. Peter johnson. C. A. Mi
ligan. w. S. Moore. Homer Bake
D Win Brockelsby. F. A. jackson a
: John Van Meter made a hand car tt
n to Defiance last Wednesday event
= where they were royalty entertain
as guests of the Masonic lodge of TIL
place.
!: Mrs. James Bishop died at her hol
in Harlan last Thursday, the fune,
). occurring at that place on the folio
). ing day, and was attended by So
Bird. ST.. Mrs. j. j. jackson a
. daughter. Mrs. F. e. Shaw. wi
drove over. Mrs. Bishop was siste
inlaw of Mr.. Bird and cousin
Mrs. jackson. Deceased was at O.
time resident of Manila and is a
cordingly we'll known here.