The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-01
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Henry Jensen has two children
sick with an attack of the gripp.
Bian Iseminger had a run away last
Sunday. He was getting ready te
take drive; had hitched up and his
little son Evertt was sitting in the
buggy. when the team started. He
was thrown out, but by miracle es
capped unhurt. Portions of the buggy
and harness were broken however be
fore TIE horses were stopped.
Jasper Halnes is improving hi:
home property east of town. by build
ing on a new room. which will be
used for kitchen.
Paddy Griffin and sister Mollie
were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Gertie Griffin came over from Dow
City for an over Sunday visit at hel
grandparents.
Mrs. John Green. had her hanc
quite badly burned a few days age
with bacon grease. 1t was quite pain.
full for few days but is getting
along all right now.
Ferdinand Boyer came in town
Monday to have a pillow sharpened.
He drove pair of colts. When ready
to go home they took a short turn.
and threw Mr.. Boyer out. There were
an number of bystanders who caught
the frightened team and so prevented
what might have been bad runaway.
Mr.. Hulsebus of Defiance. was a
business visitor here one day last
week.
w. j. SERVER of Denison was a
visitor here Wednesday,.
Mrs. Daniel Hemphill is again on
the sick list, and is under the doc
tors care.
Ben Noble of Ida Grove arrived
Tuesday evening. the guest of his sis
ter Mrs. George Harvey.
Mrs. 1hos. White seems to be slow
ly improving from her recent illness.
and her many friends. hope to see her
able to be about again soon.
Mrs. Boyer returned from her Wis
it at Manila Monday.
George Harvey's mother and sister,
also the latter's husband from Indian
ola arrived Thursday morning called
here by the serious illness of Mr..
Harvey
Tom Griffin of Council Bluffs came
Thursday to visit his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Griffin. He was shaking
hands with his old friends and is look
ing fine.
Anna Jensen was Manila Wis
ltor between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Green. has been taking
the mail on the rural route for few
day.
Dwight Hutchinson was an over
Sunday visitor at Manila.
Andrew Miller visited Wednesday
evening until Thursday with his FRIEND
Sidney Bonney.
News reaches us from Sioux City
that our young friend Jay Blcknel
has been promoted from the position
of brakeman to that of conductor or
freight. As that is the place Jay
has been looking for, his many friends
in this section congratulate him or
his success.
Jerome Thew writes back from
North Dakota that he likes it up there
and thinks of buying out. his nephews
claim. Jay will not want to give VI
his good job to go to farming SO il
will come in good all around. I.
Jerome buys Jay Bicknell's CLAIM hi
will be right beside his sister. and 81
will be quite at home.
DR.. Bonney has been on the sicl
list for few days.
Once more death has invaded oul
midst and cut down with his relent
less sickle, our neighbor and frient
Mr.. George NJ. Harvey. The deceased
was born at Brunswick, Ohio. MAY
9Th. 1855. His family afterward
moved to Indianola. Iowa: where h.
was married to Miss Nora Noble
August 22nd 1884. He died April %
1907 at his residence in East Bucl
Grove, thus being 81 years, II months
and is days old. 1t was his happi
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ate family and near relatives whel
the summons came. His death al