The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-20
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Miss Bertha Miller was visitor at
Manila between trains one day this
week. She went to interview the Dent
ist.
Mrs. Bates of Danbury, who has
visiting her sister. Mrs. Boyer, re-
turned to her home last Tuesday.
DR.. Brannon of Denison was bust
ness visitor here Thursday,
There have been revival meetings at
the M. z Church all week Sunday
they had special services which were
conducted by the presiding elder OF
this district. The meetings will con-
tinue this week,
Mr.. Martin Miller of Sioux City,
but now working with rail road force
near Arion. came down Thursday
evening for an over night visit with
his old friends. Martin looks natural
as eyfr.
Mr. Andrew Miller of Sioux City,
visited Friday night with his friend,
Sidney Bonney. Andrew was taking
little vacation. He went from here
to Denison Saturday. going in the
evening to Manila where he spent
Sunday with friends before returning
home to Sioux City.
Mr.. Tom White arrived home from
Sioux City Friday evening, to visit
his mother who has been quite i'll for
several weeks. He found her much
better and returned to his work at
Sioux City Monday afternoon.
Mr. J. T. Slater and son Frank, were
visitors at the county seat Saturday.
Mr.. James Hayes. Clarence Isemin
ger and N. j.. Anderson, drove num-
Der of fat cattle to Denison Saturday.
They were the property of j. I'll. Hayes
and were fine looking lot. There
must have been three or four car loads
of them, which he was going to ship
from that point. Two ladies going to
Denison in a buggy We're obliged to
follow theherd, or drive through them,
they chose the later course. and al
though little bit scared to do so, they
could not help admiring the animals,
which so good naturally made way for
them. Truly Mr.. Hays is to be con-
graduated.
Miss Lucy Kane was a Denison
shopper Saturday
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hugg, living
between here and Denison. celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary.
During the day the older folks
gathered there. Among those from
here were Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Stahl
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stahl and chill
dren In the evening the young folks
had good time, Mr.. Ed Paulsen and
sister, Lille, also Thecil Hemphill
from here were present.
Mr.. John Slattery and Mr.. John
German transacted business at the
county seat Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nehls, cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary Saturday and in the evening gave
q dance to their friends. There was a
large attendance, and good time en-
joyed by all.
Mr. Sidney Bonney visited near
Denison Sunday. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Woolston and family.
Little Claude Welsh is recovering
from the measles. and Nellie is taking
her turn. The disease seems to go
hard with the little folks this year.
Little Mae Gigax is visiting at her
uncle, Cal Carpenter for few days.
Silma Green is the latest victim OF
the measles. She took sick Saturday.
Miss Mollie Griffen is visiting al
Dow City. Her sister, Mrs. Kate Wig
gins, is just getting over an attack O
the measles.
Mrs. Cal Carpenter and Mrs. Bon
ney were Denison shoppers Saturday
Mr.. Pitcher of Des Moines was /;
business visitor here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slater ATTENDED
the Masonic banquet at Dow City on
evening last week.
Mr.. Ed Stahl transacted business a
Arion Tuesday
There are rumors of two weddings t
take place here soon, so listen for tn
wedding bells.
Mr.. John Bills was an Arion visito
one day last week.
Mr.. Luther Carpenter and Ere
Smith of Coon Grove, were busy cut
ing wood at Cal Carpenters Saturda
Mrs. Ben Quathamer is still on Il
sick list. Miss Bertha Miller is sta
ing with her at present.