The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-16
BOYER R1ppL1NGs.
Messers John Mueller and Georg

DAY.
Mr.. Henry Gloe of Holstein, Iowa,
came last Wednesday to assist Mr..
o. M. Graham to invoice. Thursday,
Mr.. Gloe went to Kiron to attend to
business there in behalf Of the Co. He
returned to Boyer in the afternoon.
Mr.. N. l.. Hunt, of Denison, stop
ped off in Boyer between trains last
Friday, while on his way from Pisgah
to Denison.
Mr.. Hansen is erecting corn crib
for the Trans. Mississippi Grain Co.
Mr.. Will Callagan, who has been
helping pick corn in this part last
fall, departed Saturday evening for
Chicago enroute to his old home at
Boston, Mass.
1t has been the custom for several
years for the Bouwman-krann Lum-
Der Co. to give cash prizes to those
of their agents that keep the business
and accounts in the best conditions.
Mr.. O. NJ Graham, manager of the
company's yards at this place receiv-
ed second prize-thirty dollars-this
year. This was the only yard belong
ing to the Bowman Kranz Lumber
Co. in the state of Iowa that received
a prize We think this is an honor
to the people of this community as
we'll as Mr.. Graham for their prosper
ity and promptness to pay accounts.
M. ]. D. Newman, of Omaha, was
here last week shaking hands with
old-time friends and also attended the
Frahm and Hagge wedding, "Dick"
is doing we'll in the mercantile bust
ness at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom at
tended services at the new Swedish
Baptist church at Kiron last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Harry Morten of Dillingham;,
Washington, is visiting with old-time
friends and school-mates around
Boyer.
Among those who shipped stock last
Saturday to Chicago was Dave McCul-
Tough, cars; John Mccullough,
cars; John Kulberg, cars; and Will
Meyers 2 cars. Messrs Dave and Jno.
Mccullough, John Kulberg, Will Mey-
ers, Swan Sjostrom and Will Callgan
accompanied the shipment.
Edna Holtender came from Kiron
last Wednesday to stay with G. S.
JOhnsons.
Rev. Elk conducted services in the
Nelson school house Thursday.
Mr.. o. M. Graham and family drove
to Odebolt last Saturday morning,
returning to Boyer Sunday evening
Mr. George Schwartz relieved Mr.
Graham during his absence.
Private e. T. Greasy, who is travel
ing through the country with some
moving picture scenes was in oul
midst Wednesday evening, December
16.
On Wednesday evening, December
8, 1908, occurred the wedding of Miss
Minnie Frahm of this place and Mr.
John Hagge of Iowa at the home o.
the brides parents, north of Boyer
Rev. Ritcher of the German Lutheran
church officiating. Their attendant:
were Miss Augusta Newman, a hal
sister of the bride and Mr.. Hagge, ;
brother of the groom. The bride wa
dressed in white while the groom
wore the conventional black Abou
seventy-fve guests were present. w
congratulate Mr.. Hagge in securing
such a model house-keeper for thi
Mr.. SEWERS, of Kiron, passe
through this place while driving t
Ellis with Rev. Ahlstrom and Re,
Under The former departing TO
Minneapolis, Mimi. The latter t
Forest City, Iowa.
Mr.. G. S. Johnson was able to &c
away from business Thursday and al
tended the services at Kiron.
Mr.. Pete Wolf and family were Der
ison visitors one day last week.
bride. Mr.. Hagge is a farmer an
has made many friends during his fre
quent visits here After visiting man