The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
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James Griffin left for Manila,
Monday evening where he expects to
engage in business.
Little jay and Glenn Hemphill are
taking turn with the measles.
Mrs. Pete Greder got quite severe
ly burned on her hands last Monday.
One of her little girls stood too close
to the stove and her clothing caught
fire. Mrs. Greder in her excitement
seized the burning garments with her
bare hands and got them off of the
child. who escaped unhurt. while Mrs.
Greder will be laid up for several
days.
| Gladys Welsh is quite sick with the
measles but the worst is over. and
nothing serious is apprehended.
Mrs. Ben Quathamer and Bertha
Miller were business visitors at Ma
nilla. between trains Tuesday.
Max and Rex Moffitt are now hav-
ing tussle with the measles. and
they don't think it is bit of fun.
Mrs. Cappie Bicknell. having finish
ed her visit among old friends here
drove to Denison Tuesday. where she
will be the guest of different relatives.
for about week before going to
Sioux City, to get ready to go north.
Thecil Hemphill was quite sick
Monday evening and required the SER
vices of a physician. She is recover
ing all right however.
| Will Schroeder. returned from trip
to Chicago Wednesday. He thinks
Buck Grove very quiet indeed after
the continual hub bub OF Chicago.
Jerome Thew transacted business in
Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Evans of Arion was a
pleasant caller on her friend Mrs.
Bonney Wednesday afternoon. No
wonder it rained.
Ed. Dougherty of near Denison.
visited his friend j.. P. Welsh on
Wednesday.
Cyril Tillett and Dora OFT, were
united in marriage last Wednesday at
Defiance by Mr.. Sooey. Justice of the
Peace at that place. This young
coupleeare we'll known in this vicinity.
and are receiving the good wishes of
their many friends. They are pur-
chasing their household furniture
here. and will ship it to their new
home in South Dakota. where Cyril
has prepared cosy place.
The revivals which have been in
progress at the Methodist church for
the past two weeks closed Wednesday
evening. owing to the inclemency of
the weather, and the illness of the
preacher. Mr.. Gable who was suffer
ing with throat trouble. and went te
his home in Denison for few days.
Andrew Miller has returned from
a trip to Colorado, where he went
with the intention of buying land il
he found any to suit. He came back
without investing and says it is no
place for poor man. He told ar
amusing story. about one man. who
went out with land agent in ar
automobile. and not being accustomed
to the speed of such machine. die
not realize the distance covered ano
bought ranch. on the trip out think
ing the land was five miles from
town. When he went to drive to 1t
the next day he found it was just
twenty three miles. Andrew says the
roads are smooth and hard as floor.
and the rate OF speed made by the
autos is something awful. Andrew says
give him good old Iowa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bills drove into
Denison Friday to pack up the house
hold goods belonging to Mrs. Bills
and remove them to the new home
here.
Buck Grove people are especially
invited to visit the Racket store
while in Denison.
There will be mission held at the
Catholic church here. commencing at
ten O'Clock Thursday morning March