The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-14
Mani11a


last Tuesday morning in company
with Rev. Cable who goes there to
see his mother who is critically ill at
one of the hospitals.
Mrs. w. H. Hart spent Monday
afternoon and Tuesday in Sioux City
where she went to inspect the new
home which Mr.. Hart has purchased.
E. Superior. foreman at the round
house. is just recovering from an
attack Of lung lever.
One of our respected business men.
whose name we would not care to
use on account of the modesty of his
son. was caused to sign S25. check
for his son having killed several of,
Fred Saunders pet timber squirrels.
This may be good example for some
other boys who are in the habit of
hunting where they please. when they
please and killing anything that they
happen to, want to shoot at. all the
way from a COW down to sparrow.
without any regard for the law or
peoples property.
Eben Ihrie has re-entered the en-
pioyment of Dyson & Calvin after a
couple of months rest.
Col Wright is back at his old stand
with C. F. G. Kehr after a two eeks
round up with the grippe.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress for the last several
weeks. closed last Monday even
ing. The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches have been hand in hand in
the work and great deal of good
has been accomplished.
The young ladies of the Sacred
Heart church gave supper and ball
at the Germanla hall Friday evening.
A large crowd attended. many being
present from out of town. A royal
good time was in order. the affair
was grand success and credit to
the young ladies who took part in the
arrangements.
F. M. Offineer. proprietor of the
Park hotel has had more than few
trials in the last week. A few days
ago he purchased new safe for the
hotel. One evening several guests
deposited valuables with the worthy
landlord who locked them in the safe
for the night. Next morning when
[ Mr.. Offineer went to unlock his safe
he found that he had lost the combin-
alton and a serious time took place at
once. Travelling men were delayed.
everyone got mad and NO one knows
what would have happened if ''Dad'
had not have run on to the combina-
ton in his vest pocket which he had
over looked in his excitement.
Jacob Guessman returned from CAL
ifornia Sunday evening where he pur-
chased ten acre fruit farm. He ex-
poets to go back as soon as he can
settle his business up at this point.
His wife remained in California. Mr..
Guessman has been one of the most
respected and prosperous German
farmers of our community and his
many friends will feel very sorry to
lose him.
M. E. Hays had rather an exciting
experience with a load of hay last
Thursday evening while on his road to
town. 1t appears that while Hays
was loading the ,hay,di heq must
haya dropped BONE ashes FROM his nips
orelss dmust have rdroppsdraa. match
Whie hsmustyhayer beeom tjgpitednber
tween two boards iipsthe1raek, sdWbep
Mr. eHayssMas7dsiyins along thg 1Qad
tthertaek lust parthseaf stoMuohe
was surprisedntos s}aok pronndir apd SAG
thelentiret reasiendy eftfse load on fire,
He quickly. iupsst1the 4laad eand,sup,
hitchedt the horses the Wageninyas
dragged from the hays iuf5yin4 tune. Is
save it from being burned but was
badly scorched.
) al MRS. G.. ! Barrett hasr leased the,
building to Mr.. Ainsworth of Dapisog
who is opening a first class clothing
stSree!.a' Mr. Ainsworth sfsa very Con.
genial gentleman aAds no fdouBt 9 VIII:
profit Jahundantly rsbssqhi0 adventure
!, Manila isaw the tbooms1ieveyrHtat,
buildingi ofanSt 6nscniptiow ib1in use
a .2ainoo sno bai sd ,sit OF snoitaos,