The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-07

ton, la. Ihey expected to get away
Tuesday. but were delayed on account
of not being able to get a car in
which to ship their household goods.
Last Tuesday a week ago Jay
Thompson was the envy Of great
many. as he appeared in town in a
Coulter" the first one that has been
seen on our streets for 10 these many
days. Since that time however we
have had a genuine snow storm.
and everybody who owns a sleigh.
can enjoy ride sin the beautiful.
Will Moffitt and wife went to Nicola
last Monday to attend to some bust
ness, and also to visit friends for a
few days. =
Mrs. Boyer is quite sick at this
writing. with an attack of the measles
which is the first case in town. al
though there are several reported in
the country around us.
DIR. Evans of Arion transacted bus
mess here last Wednesday.
Mr.. Biddle living west of town had
quite mishap one day last week.
He was not feeling we'll and went to
take dose of medicine and got hold
of some poison by mistake. His wife
noticed what he had done almost inn
medlately. and an antidote was adj
ministered. so that Mr.. Biddle. aside
from serious sick spell, is again all
right. CO.
Fred Bean and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of young son. who
came to bless their home Tuesday
January 20.
Rollo Tranter, who used to live in
this section. but now resides in Den
ison had very bad fall near his home
in Denison last week and hurt his
knee very severely. Inc accident is
quite serious one and Rollo may
have considerable trouble. His young
friends all sympathize with him and
hope he will soon be all right.
| R. Wright of Dow City was in
/ town Thursday. He was visiting his
son Ande Wright who lives near here.
Tom Sewing came Wednesday to
visit his sister Mrs. McMullen and
attend to the chores for her during
Mr.. McMullins absence.
Con Hassett of near Denison was
visiting friends in town Thursday.
Jasper Haines. made a business
trip east last week.
Will White and wife. who have
been visiting with Mrs. Thomas White
for couple of weeks went over to
Con Hasetts for few days. returning
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Byron McMullen went to
Nicola last Friday to attend a sale of
her parents farm and stock. Mr..
Sewing and wife expect to make their
future home with their daughter Mrs.
McMullen here at Buck Grove.
Mrs. James Boyer is enjoying a
visit from her sister. and also her sis
ter-in-law Mr.. John Boyer of Ida
Grove. The ladies have been here a
week and have been great comfort
to Mrs. BOYER during her illness.
L. w. Hagan's baby boy has been
under the Doctors care for a few
days but is better at this writing.
Dwight Hutchinson was Manila
visitor one evening last week.
Mrs. M. Sorley and her three chill
dren of Manila arrived Friday for a
days visit with her cousin Mrs. j. P.
Welsh.
Will Caulfeld from near Dunlap
was in town Saturday shaking hands
with old friends. 1t has been several
years since Mr.. Caulfeld was here
and he says our town has improved
very much indeed.
Ed. Paulsen and sister Lille gave
a party to their young friends last
Friday night. in the building recently
vacated by DR.. Zelgler and family.
The young ladies each took supper
enough for two. and it is needless to
say that the young gentlemen Jared
we'll. They played games. and had a
very social time. until they suddenly
discovered that the fires were all out.
and decided it was time to go home,
but they all report good time.
Is Cal Carpenter and Ed. Stahl have
been hauling ice for few days to
| fill Mr.. Stahl's ice house. They got
very fine ice from Mr.. Bottger's
articifal pond which he has on his
farm. five miles east of town. Mr..
Bottger has this pond we'll stocked
with fish of the carp variety. and can
enjoy fresh fish whenever he so de-
sires. besides making little money
out of the ice on the side.
/ Jerome Thew, called on various
friends in Denison on Saturday.
| John 'lranter and wife drove over
to Denison Tuesday and from there
they went to Johnson county for a