The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-10

Alter several weeks absence Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Nelson have returned.
Mr.. Coon has improved the re-
sidence that he recently purchased of
Mr. Starkweather. by dressing it
with new coat of paint.
Ida Davis and Nettie Rule were in
itiated into the young ladies club
last Friday evening. The meeting was
held at the pleasant home of Miss
Stella Butler and very pleasant
evening was spent.
Rev. Walcott returned from ALI
son where he spent a few days very
pleasantly at the home of his parents.
VIM. Corey has been making some
Improvements on his residence pro-
perty here and it will soon be occu-
pied by Clark Best.
A strong wind famed the flames of
a rubbish pile. that might have caus-
ed considerable damage to property
had it not been observed and put out by
an application of water.
Mrs. VIM. Huffman Of Goodrich
township is visiting with her husbands
mother Mrs. Florence Huffman.
Mrs. Newman of Laurel, Neb.. is
visiting at the home of Hlllie New
man.
Roy McKim has returned from the
west and his health is greatly improv-
ed. He has accepted a position in
Omaha and Mrs, McKim and children
will soon move there.
| Mrs. Ida Talcott is having some
| improvements made on her house on
the farm.
Three cars of stock were shipped
from here Sunday night to Chicago.
on the North Western road. Mr..
SEWERS shipped cattle and Mr.. I'm
derhill shipped hogs.
/ Andrew Snyder shipped horses and
machinery to Dakota Thursday.
Several from Buck Grove attended
/ the funeral of Mr.. Newman's baby
Monday.
DIR. Gannaway and w. B. Evans
drove to Denison together Thursday.
The Easter program was we'll at
tended and enjoyed by all.
E. E. Wade, foreman of the North
western road. has been placed as fore
man on the section at Logan. Mr..
Stillwell and Allan Dodge who have
been working for him will also go to
Logan. This removes three good
families but their places will be TAX
en- by others as railroad companies
find it necessary to employ certain
number of men for their work here.
Mr.. Maxey will occupy the home
vacated by E. Wade and Mr.. Larson
will at once move into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Stillwell.
A man from Eastern Iowa was in
vestigating the vacant hotel property
here and may rent it.
\ York Moor returned from Dakota
Wednesday.
!. At the council meeting Wednesday
evening DR.. Evans was appointed
health physician for the ensuing year.
John Glassburner met with pain
full accident Sunday evening while
leading COW. She became unman-
agable and some way the rope became
wrapped about his hand and removed
nearly all the skin. He feared at one
time his arm would be removed from
the socket, as the COW began to run
with him and it was some time be-
fore he succeeded in stopping her. A
physician was called and his hand
dressed but he is suffering consider
able pain from the injury. which
his any trends regret.
The young lads held meeting Fri
day evening to talk over the prospect
of forming an athletic club. The old
err people should encourage this as the
young boys need innocent recreation.
Mrs. Conroy is with her daughter
Mrs. Fee of Muskogee, Okla. and
is assisting in caring for little son
that is made welcome in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fee.
| j. oliver has two sisters from
Omaha visiting with him this week.
Mrs. Ollie Talcott accompanied by
Jennie Rae visited Mrs. Replogal of
Red Oak and are now visiting with
Mrs. Poitevin of Overton. Neb.
VIM. MARI who lives about six
miles north of here brought. twenty
five loads of hogs here Friday which
brought him the nice sum of thirteen
hundred dollars.
Mr.. Taylor went to Sioux City Sat-
urday and returned Sunday evening.
Architect Tryon of Manila was
here preparing to soon commence
work on the Chas. Horn residence.
The M. w. A. Lodge now have a
very neat and attractive place to