The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

3 mllllner IN town.
At the town election DR.. Bonney
was reelected mayor and the Messers
Hagan. Hanies. Moffitt. Welsh.
Quathamer. Beutel councilmen. Dan
Hemphill treasurer. Dwight Huchin-
son clerk; and John Finnegan as
SCISSOR.
One of Joe Brewster's driving
horses was so severely cut in wire.
that he was obliged to call in vet
Urinary.
Mrs. Bonney returned Tuesday, from
a several days visit with friends in
Manila.
Mrs. VIM. McCord uf near Defiance
was visitor here Monday.
j. P. WEIGH and Children went to
Manila Saturday evening. remaining
over Sunday. They were guests of
Father Coffee. part of the time.
Mollie Griffin was an over Sunday
visitor at Manila. during the Mis-
sion.
Mrs. Tess Sullivan and Nellie Sui
Ivan were among the Manila visitors
last week.
Pearl and Bernlce Bonney were
over Sunday visitors at Manila. the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Gardner.
DR.. Bonney is very much interested
in the bee question nowadays. He sue
eeded in removing two large swarms
from Mike Kane's house. The bees
had become so numerous that they
were nuisance and Mr.. Kane told
DR.. Bonney he might have all the
bees and the honey also if he would
only relieve him of the little pests.
He succeeded in hiving one large
swarm and secured matter of $50
pounds Of honey.
Emil Stegeman and Lura Moffitt
attended the declamatory contest at
Denison college Tuesday evening,
Mrs. George Harvey was an Ida
Grove visitor between trains Monday.
Jim Jones of Denison transacted
business on our streets Tuesday.
George Harvey was on the sick list
for few days.
w. V. Whaley of Dow City was a
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Lutte Peterson drove to Deni-
son Wednesday to attend the funeral
of relative.
Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs.
Marion Newman went to Arion Thurs
day to visit a few days with Mrs.
Hilly Newman whose babe is quite ill.
Sidney Bonney was a county seat
visitor Wednesday.
Pearl and Bernice Bonney took a
horseback ride into Shelby County
Thursday where thye spent the day.
Mrs. Joe Brewster was called to
Woodblne Thursday by the illness Of
her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyer and lit
tie son left Wednesday for week s
vacation trip. A new agent has
charge at the depot during Mr..
Boyer"s absence.
Sidney Bonney closed his winter
term of school Friday and is now en-
joy1ng his vacation.
jerome Thew is paying farewell
visits to his friends IN this section.
He expects to leave for North Dakota
in about two weeks.
John Cole and Sidney Bonney went
on a hunting expedition on the Bove,
Thursday. They walked about twenty
miles more or less and came home
with one poor little Teal duck.
Ernest Stegeman was a business
visitor at the county seat Friday.
Mrs. Byron McMullen was Manil
la visitor between trains Friday.
Miss Alice Greder is very sick witt
the measles.
Mr.. Bert Cruise of Arion visited
relatives in town Saturday.
Mrs. Hemphill is now able to be W
after several weeks of serions illness
Mrs. Smitzer's niece from Dakot;
ing the summer.
Mr. Andrew Peterson is having som
fine hog houses built on his far1
where he moved recently.
Miss Sylvia Green is spending fe'
days with her grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Daniel Cruise, at Arion.
Mr.. James OMeara is reshinglin
his house and making various in
provements on his home property.
MIR. Jack Welsh got piece of stet
in his eye few days ago that cause
him considerable trouble, but is a
right again.
Mr.. Ernest Stegeman is building
new barn on his farm southeast {
town. 1t is to be large one but J
scribe did not learn the dimensions.
Mr.. Dyson of Manila was hel
Thursday looking after his bushes
interests at this place. The passenge
was away late in the evening and b
could not get back home until the "we