The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-19

Dot Morgan IS nome from her
school duties at Danbury this week.
Theresa McDermott returned home
from Omaha this week where she has
been in the hospital.
Matte Burlington visited with Mrs.
Wilfang of Manning this week.
Mrs. Chauncey WEIGH and children
returned to their home in Des
Moines Tuesday after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. WEIGH.
| Mrs. Cora Daniel returned to her
home in Des Moines after a pleasant
visit with her friend Hannah Bayles
and others.
Harvey Walsh has entered the en-
ploy of c. F. G. Kerr as delivery
man.
Andy Simson was an Arion visitor
Tuesday.
Sadie Saunders returned home Tues
day morning from Mt. Vernon where
he has been attending college.
Mrs. Alger was taken to the St.
Louis hospital in Sioux City for treat
ment.
| Mrs. Hymiller of Grant Center was
down here doing some shopping We'd
nesday.
| Mrs. Bob James and daughter Liz
zie of Sioux City came Tuesday even
ing to visit with Mesdames Will and
Jonh McCracken.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. K.
johnson Wednesday girl, Homer
Baker feels proud Of being a grandpa
now.
Mrs. Ben Daniels left for her home
Thursday after pleasant visit with
her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Stewart.
Katie Donohue of Chicago returned
to her home after pleasant visit
with her sisters Mary Donohue and
Mrs. Pat McAffery.
Joe Schram and wife leaves for
Marshalltown Saturday to attend the
commencement exercises of her niece.
Lillian and Marie Doherty went to
Vail Saturday to visit with their
grandparents.
Dwight Hutchinson. manager of
the Dyson. Calvin and Co.'S. store at
Buck Grove spent Sunday here at his
parental home.
John Griffin of Council Bluffs came
Friday for visit with his uncle John
Carey.
Mr.. Bert Blair and son returned
home Sunday from weeks visit .in
Manning.
Miss Van Meter of Defiance came
Sunday evening to visit her uncle
John Van Meter.
Mrs. George Holdsworth went
Thursday to see her husband who is
quite i'll in hospital Omaha.
Henry Kellogg. wife and daughter
of Vermont arrived in Manila last
week. Mr.. Kellogg is a popular din
ing car conductor and has gained his
old position back again and will make
this his home indefinitely.
The masons have completed the
brick work on the Dubuque Mailing
Company's new building and have
departed for their homes in Shenan-
doah.
Lille Hoffman, who has been visit
ing with Subt. F. L. Hoffman of
Denison came back Saturday evening
to visit Mrs. M. Stone.
!. Roy Slater and Jimmie Griffin of
Buck Grove were Manila visitors
Saturday.
! Mary Thorpe of Jefferson who is
working at the Office of the Jefferson
Bee is visiting at home.
M. M. Bradbury who is travelling
for the Onawa Cider Co. was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Park Saunders and children
returned to Sioux City Wednesday
after a pleasant visit with friend:
and relatives here.
John Opperman and daughter Ann;
were Manning visitors Wednesda,
and Thursday.
| Messrs. Lingeman, letter. and Hol
lander infants were baptized at tn
German Lutheran church Sunday.
Mr.. Brown. the day operator a
this point, has been given the station
at Panama and has his househol,
goods packed ready to take his new
4 position as soon as the company send
some one to take his place here.
| Gertrude Barnard of Atlantic visit
ed Friday with Mrs. H. A. Triplett
| Children's Day exercises We're he'll,
1 at Aston Sunday. Quite few of tn,
Manila folks drove down to attend
Rev. Lacey made a nice talk tt
| the children.
Helen CARRIER of Denison is visiting