The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-20
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Miss Sewing of Nicola has opened a

Miss Sewing of Nicola has opened
dressmaking shop in rooms over R.
j. Moffitt's store.
Paul Weatherby left this week for
an extended visit with relatives in
Kansas, Oklahoma. and Texas. His
many friends wish him much pleasure
on his trip.
Mrs. Carroll of Arion arrived on
Monday evening to take up the
duties of nurse in the family of Dan
iel Hemphill. who have been having
more that their share of sickness.
Thecil. Jay and Mrs. Hemphill all
sick in bed at once. They are all on
the road to recovery at this writing.
Will Rose. who has been visiting
relatives at Mount Vernon. S. D. re-
turned here Tuesday.
Tom Lewis was a business caller
in Arion Monday.
DIR. Gardner of Manila was a pro-
fessional caller in this vicinity Fri.
day.
Tom Henry of Arion has been buy
ing horses in this section during the
past week.
Jake Bills has stroke of bad luck.
The CHAMBERS has appeared among his
horses and he has already been oblig-
ed to kill one and says he has another
so badly afflicted, that it will have
be shot.
The Catholic mission by Father
Cathcart is now being held. He is a
very pleasant speaker and the church
is filled to is capacity every evening.
Notwithstanding the muddy roads.
A caucus was held at the school
house at which the following ticket
of candidates for the forth coming
municipal election were nominated.
For mayor. A. F. Bonney; for coun-
cilmen. j. P. Welsh. L. w. Hagan.
Fritz Olsen. R. j. Moffitt and Joe
Brewster: for treasurer D. Hempihll,
for clerk. Hutchinson. for assessor J.
Finnegan.
Sidney Bonney went to Denison
Friday where he attended a lecture
in the evening, and remained over
for the teachers meeting Saturday.
Lucy Kane is entertaining a cousin
from Denison for few days.
Ola Hodgell attended the teachers
meeting in Denison, Saturday.
The question box at the mission.
is attracting good deal of atten-
ton. 1t consists of box in the YES
tibule in which any body is allowed
to put in writing any question they
wish to have answered and each
evening Father Cathcart takes them
out and answers them publicly from
the altar. This is a good way fol-
nom Catholics to learn something of
the Catholic doctrine.
Little Helen Mcclure has recovered
from the measles.
The school proposition is certainly
changed from what it was only few
years ago. At that time the teachers
were besieging the directors TO,
schools while now the directors have
to hunt up the teachers, at least that
is how it is around here.
j. P. Welsh and wife are entertain.
ing the missionary the few days hs
is here. He is very bright, genial
gentleman.
The Catholic Mission closed here
Sunday morning and it was with
genuine regret that the members OF
the congregation babe farewell to the
Rev. Father Cartwright to whom the
success of the Mission was due. Too
much cannot be said in praise Of
Father Cartwright. He is a man Of
strong personality with manner Sc
pleasing as to endear him to all, while
his ability as an orator is is unques-
toned. He held his large audience.
spell bound as he revealed the beauti
full truths of religion and exhorted al
to leave the paths of wickedness ane
walk in the straight and narrow wa,
that leads to eternal glory. Thu
Hquestion box" was an innovation