The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14

| DWlSLt HUTCHINSON anu MI. OtSOIl
of Buck Grove were Manila visitors
Sunday.
| Eugene Smith and family of Dunlap
spent Sunday here with friends and
relatives.
! Ethel Miller of Denison has beer
visiting her aunt Mrs. Lapel out in
East Boyer.
l.. w. Paup of Harlan came W
Monday in his auto to visit with rel
atives here.
Ed. Smith left Sunday for Lincoln.
Nebr.. for few days visit with rel
atives there.
| John VanMeter has made arrangement
to run the oil wagon at this place for
the present.
! Fred Schram was taken i'll sudden
ly Saturday morning but at present
is improving.
Anna Opperman has accepted DO
sition in the Park Hotel and is work
ing there at present.
Mrs. Graham muther of Mrs.
Carothers returned to her home at
Manning on Tuesday.
Mata Miller left Thursday Tor her
parental home in Grant Center to Wis
it for about four weeks.
Miss Huckstep of Wall Lake came
Sunday evening for a visit with her
friend. Lottie woodward.
Mrs. Eberly living north of town
is receiving visit from her friend.
Mrs. Grant and her children.
E. A. Packard returned home from
Omaha Saturday evening after trans
acting business at that place.
Mrs. Wieland returned home Sun
day evening. after a pleasant visit
with relatives on Walnut and Preston.
Mrs. Maude Hoffman and baby de-
parted for her home in Omaha Friday
after pleasant visit at the John
Carey home.
Mrs. Fanny B. Moore and Mrs. r.
c. Jackson are at Cedar Rapids this
week as delegates to the grand temple
of Pythian Sisters.
Matte Burlington. Will McGillra.
Marie Eblerbe and Harvey Marsh
went to Grant Center Sunday morning
to spend the day fishing.
Mrs. Mcmahon and children also
Marie and Viola Houlihan who have
been visiting here. all left the first of
the week for Charter Oak.
Mrs. Fuller will return this week
to Yuma. Colo. She will be &C.
companied by Nina Thompson and her
sister who are proving up claims near
Yuma.
Ben White went to Omaha Wednes-
day returning home in the evening &C.
companied by his son Homer. who has
been taking treatment in the hospital
there.
Mrs. Ida Krohn and Alice Hem
minger left Monday for Denison to
attend the Institute. Alice will
graduate out of the rural schools ct
Denison on Tuesday night.
Herschel Hulce went to Milwaukee
last week and passed the examination
successfully for fireman. Herscehel
left Friday noon for Sioux City where
he expects to take up the work.
E. Hogel of Mt. Vernon stopped
off here on his way home from the
coast where he has been taking
in the western sights. to visit with
the family of John Harrison and B.
F. Whey.
VIM. McLaren left Tuesday even.
ing for Minneapolis where he expects
to join Rev. Lacey and from there &c
to Alberta. Canada to look at the
country. Rev. Lacey has some lane
] interests there.
Cora Slagg returned home Monday
from her visit at Avon, S. D. with
her friend. Mrs. Harry Schram. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Schram who expects to visit at her
parental home.
during the electric storm Sunday
morning lightning struck the residence
1 of Mr.. Sowles in the northwest part
of town. No damage was done more
than destroying the chimney and tear
ing few shingles off.
Mrs. Fielweber had the misfortune
one day last week to receive severe
fall. She was going into the pantry
and forgetting that she had left the
cellar door open she walked right off
down cellar. This will probably lay
her up for some weeks, but her many
friends wish her speedy recovery.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
picnic Friday at the Brockaw farm.
The day although being very foggy in