The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
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Mrs. James Boyer went to Hor-
nick. few days ago to visit sister.
Frank Fawnes. our barber, trans
acted business in Omaha Monday.
Peter O'Meara. of Dow City visit
ed with relatives here over Sunday.
He has recently bought out a saloon
business in Dow City. and so will
make his home there. His little son
Vernon. who has been making his
home with his grand parents here Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. White is now with
his father at Dow City.
James Nulis. of Manila was in
town Tuesday shaking hands with old
| friends.
| At the school election Monday for
director Fritz Olson received fifteen
votes, and Jasper Haines eleven, con-
sequently the honor belongs to Mr..
Olson.
| Mrs. John Rath returned Tuesday
from few days with her sister in
Aspinwall.
j. Slowfelt was Buck Grove call
Ter Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Marion Newman, arrived home
Wednesday from months visit with
relatives at Corning. Iowa.
Mr.. Cal Carpenter. is busy now
days decorating the interior of his
pleasant home a mile southeast of
town. With fresh paint and new wall
paper Cal will have everything In a
apple pie order in few days.
Hans jacobson of Perry has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Frank Zim-
mer for a few days. He returned to
his work as foreman on the Milwau-
kee railroad Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Daniel Hemphill has been un-
der the Doctors care for few days
but is better.
Thus. White and wife have just
finished fixing up the interior of their
home and are away ahead of all their
neighbors with their spring cleaning.
Their son Will who is here on a visit,
did the papering for them and it is
only right to say that he did an
artistic job.
DR.. Van Meter of Arion was here
on professional business Thursday.
Little Helen Mcclure is now hav-
ing her turn with the measles.
Mrs. Ben Quathamer was visito,
at Manila between trains Wednesday
Thecil Hemphill and her brother
Glenn are among the latest victims OF
the measles.
The many friends of Mrs. Howard
Town will be pleased to hear. tha
all danger is past. and she is on tn,
' road to recovery.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Wiese and thei
daughter Mrs. Peterson and husban
r visited relatives IN Manning and Ir
: win for few days last week.
Peter Greder shipped car load q
cattle Monday.
Manly Pence of Sioux City is visit
] ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Carpenter
. for few days. Manly expects t.
leave the employ of the Milwaukee
; and st. Paul railroad and go to ranch
ing in the Dakotas.
S Mr.. Piper moved to Missouri an,
/, Will Ferguson and family have NOV
ed on to the farm Mr.. Piper recentl,
a vacated, known as the O'Leary farm
!, place.
John Green. our rural mail carrie
: had a breakdown about two mile
: from town Thursday morning and wa
Obliged to come back to town an,
. spent most of the days getting hi
conveyance repaired.
Rev. Coffey of Manila was il
, town on business Friday.
e The Catholic Mission will ope1
e here next Thursday morning Marcl
. 14th at ten O'Clock instead of the 2ls
as before stated. Owing to the pre-
valence of small pox in Manila, tn
t mission cannot be held in Manill;
this week as was first planned. Every
3 body is invited to attend regardless o