The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-24

Friday.
Jessie Westbrook came up from De-
hance on Thursday.
Ed. Theobald spent Sunday in Def
auce with relatives.
Hattie Slagg is visiting with rela-
tives at Eldora this week.
August Nehls was in town Thurs
day shaking hands with old friends.
The Woodmen lodge is talking of
having a big picnic here in September.
Pastor Hansen OF Schleswig held
services in the German church Sunday.
Mrs. O. E. Schneider and daughter.
Lille visited with Title Roech at
Aspinwall Friday.
Ed. and Louie Niemans of Avoca
are visiting at the Bohlander home
and other relatives.
Mrs. Al Ford and daughter of Earl
ing came Saturday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Newman.
Mr.. Boeck and wife of Davenport
parents of Geo.. Herman and VIM.
came Sunday for an extended visit.
Mr.. M. Morgan of Omaha was seen
on our streets Sunday. Mr. Morgan
has moved his household goods to
Omaha
John Bayles returned home from
Omaha Monday evening where he has
been in the hospital for treatment OF
his eyes.
Mr.. Suhr, formerly with the Ma
nilia Implement Co., was here helping
the West Side men lay the new ce-
ment crossing.
Henry schadt and wife. John
Claussen and wife. and daughter
Laura, and j. R. Thede visited in AS
pinwali Sunday
Martin Broman has added to the
appearance of their property by the
addition of neat and modern porch
around the front.
Harvey Westbrook the popular clerk
at Kehr's Department store and wife
visited with the formers parents in
Defiance Sunday.
j. c. Ruby and wife and daughter
Helen returned home Friday from Ex-
celsior Springs. Mo. after a month s
visit at the resort.
Mrs. Rose Jacobsen and daughter
returned home Saturday from Sioux
City where they have been visiting
Mrs. F. E. Shaw.
Mrs. Ben White, Catherine Sowles.
Esther Nelson and Anna Nelson went
to Omaha Saturday to see the for
mer's son Homer, who is under treat
ment
Mr.. Van Slyke returned to his home
in Dunlap Sunday after visiting with
his son. F. l.. Van Slyke He was ac-
companied home by his granddaughter.
Miss Ada.
While playing at the home of one
of his friends last Thursday Robert
Hird was seriously injured. His
many little friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Henry Schadt and wife of Texas are
visiting at the home of Mrs Schadt' s
parents. John Clausen and wife. AT
ter visiting here they expect to go t,
California.
| Arthur Thorpe who has been night
clerk at the lunch counter of the De-
pot Hotel for the past fourteen years
has resigned his position to take plac,
August 1st.
Mrs. T. A. Jackson. and daughter
Lorene and Helen returned home iron
| Collins the first of the week wher
they spent few days at the home 0
Mrs. Gearhart.
Mr.. Carey of Portsmouth VIII
bought the land adjoining town ha.
purchased the property of Ben Whit
in Walkertown. Mr.. White ha
moved into Peet's residence.
Mrs. R. C. Saunders. Mrs Jenni
Faver and daughter. Ella lei
4 Wednesday for Council Bluffs to visi
at the G. G. Saunders home. Frol
there they expect to go to Topeka
Kansas.
The wreck of a freight train of tn
Milwaukee just this side of Rodne
Tuesday caused the passengers an
trains on the S. C. and d. divisio
considerably inconvenience and delay
Fortunately no one was hurt. A sol
road bed caused the track to slide o
and ditch IA cars