The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-31
Loren Hockett visited at his par:

There will be church in the German
Lutheran Peace church Sunday.
Lucille Pepper is reported to be
quite sick at her home near Aston.
Mrs. NJ. c. Stone is staying with
Mr.. Stone this week at Sioux City.
Jim Paiste and family spent Sun
day at his son-in-law Wash Johnson,
who resides near Irwin.
Mrs. Hawthorne returned to her
home in Sioux City Saturday after a
pleasant visit here with relatives.
Misses Hattie. Pearl, and Mattie
Burlington, and Mile Milligan spent
Friday at the home of Tom Hayes.
Hattie and Della Schade of Denison
are spending the week with their
grandmother. Mrs, Iuekum Schade.
Matt Hamm went to Coon Rapids
Saturday to join his wife. who has
been visiting here with her parents.
| VIM. Hill is quarantined with small
pox this week. but the reporter is
glad too say it is only in mild form.
Mrs. Fletcher Dyson returned to
her home IN Scranton after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives here.
VIM. Wiflong of Manning passed
through here Friday en- route from
Kansas CITY where he has been visit
ing.
Mrs. P. Morgan and daughter re-
turned home from Defiance SATURDAY.
after a pleasant visit with relatives
there.
Mrs. Suttleff and children left Mon
day for Oxford Junction to visit at
her parental home for about two
weeks.
C. A. Burlington and daughter
Buelah left Wednesday for Conklin.
S. D. to visit with Mrs. Burlington
parents.
Mr.. Knott. wife and son Frank
departed Monday for Princeton, ILL.,,
to visit with relatives there for
fortnight.
Schram Bros. were the sad losers
of three pigs valued at $40 which were
stolen from the slaughter house
Thursday.
Charley Milligan expects to quit
braking on the passenger train next
week and try his luck as ''brakie''
on freight.
Mrs. Frank Weed returned to her
home in Sioux City Wednesday. She
was accompanied home by her sister.
Gladys Lietner.
Viola and Marie Houlihan of Char
ter Oak are visiting this week with
their aunt. Mrs. All McMahon and
uncle John Carey.
Al. 'lharrup was taken i'll Saturday
afternoon in Kehr's Department store
and was removed to his home in the
west part of town.
Mrs. Krogg of Aspinwall and
daughterin law of Wall Lake visited
the former daughter. Mrs. Henry
Peterson this week.
Andy Barr has resigned his posi-
tionat Sykes hardware store as plumb
err. He expects to get his threshing
machine in working order.
Gladys smpikins. Miss Draper,
Harvey McCracken and Munro Van
Meter drove over to Irwin Sunday
evening to attend church.
Bertha Miller of Sioux City came
Thursday and visited with friends
over Friday. She left Friday even
ing fer Michigan to visit with her
aunt.
c. A. Sykes left Monday morning
to join his wife and daughter at Ris-
ing City, Nebr. from there they ey-
poet to go on to Denver to visit with
friends.
There will be no services in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday as
Rev. Lacey expects to take vaca-
ton. Services will be held at the
Methodist church.
Mr.. lseminger. wife and family
Mrs. VIM. Goddard. Mrs. Ben Bid.
lack, Mrs. George Bisbury. Rula
Tryon went to Defiance Saturday te
attend social held there.
Mrs. Gessman. wife and children
returned home from California Satur-
day where they resided through the
winter but on account of Mrs. Cess.
man health they decided to return t.
Iowa.
George and Lulu Willis will enter
tain the class of 1907 at their countr,
home. Each graduate is expected
to invite friend. The class expects
to NEE. once month as long as they
are all together.
Mrs. B. H. Burlington drove owe,
to Denison on Wednesday taking Mrs.
Cole and children home after pleas