The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-10
Dou, City.

The attention of our people is now
on making the Fourth of July celebra-
tion at our town the best ever held
here. The attractions will be free
and everything done to make the peo-
pie have a good time.
There is much disappointment over
the loss of Prof. Kies as the head of
our schools. 1t seems that he was
offered 5000 more for the school year
at Britt. up in Hancock county and
has decided to go. Of course we
shall miss him.
r. H. Swazey was in attendance at
the Masonic grand lodge held at Cedar
Rapids last week.
Hon. Thomas Rae and his son
James who has been at Vintcn con-
template visit to Scotland this sum-
mer. They will be in Chicago at the
convention time. visit friends in the
East, and take ship for Liverpool
June "a. All friends hope they may
have safe and pleasant journey.
The FIVE months old baby of Geo.
Reynolds living south of town was
quite sick on Monday night.
The Pricilla club met at the Alex
ander home on Thursday of last week.
Miss Susie Wore was an over Sum-
day visitor at Denison.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will have
the Children's Day exercises on next
Sunday evening.
Marion Cole came very near having
a serious accident on Sunday. He
was carrying chairs for the funeral at
his neighbour Scott's when he slipped
and fell. AS he has but one arm he
was helpless to save himself and fell
heavily on his right shoulder. He
was given immediate care. the
shoulder being bathed constantly and
is now all right.
Elder Curtis and wife are expecting
their son Stanley home this week from
Madison University. He is fine
student and has fitted himself for
L sSoSAllik IAC oSiCuSSS.
Eugene Virgins has succeeded in
breaking his mare so she is gentle
and will follow him about at will.
Many said this could not not be done
with that animal. but Eugene was
patient and won out.
Mrs. Stemple and the boys went to
lndianola Friday for visit.
Friday afternoon as A. M. Talcott
and wife were starting home from
town their team became unmanagable.
One of the brides broke and Mr..
Talcott was thrown out of the buggy
fortunately was not hurt. Mrs. Tai
colt was not 80 fortunate. A short
distance farther she was thrown out.
She was taken home and physician
called. 1t was found that one shoulde,
was dislocatel. and both arms broken.
beside other serious injuries. All
hope she will soon be out again.
Henry Nelson went to Denison Sat
urday and visited his brother ovel
Sunday.
Asa Talcott came up from Omaha
Saturday to visit the home folks.
Frank Howorth was kicked by a
horse Friday and badly famed.
Mrs. Cora Beech came from Omaha
Sunday to visit her parents A. NJ,
Talcott and wife.
Rena Brake is visiting her mother
at Nicola for a couple of weeks.
Mark Riley. who is very sick with
intlammatory rheumatism is slowly re.
covering.
Died Saturday afternoon. Donald
Joseph. infant son of j.. A. Scott and
wife. aged s months and Ia days. The
funeral services were conducted at the
home by Rev. Curtis. and the little
one laid to rest in the Dow City
cemetery Sunday afternoon. He was
the only child and a sweet bright
baby. All extend their sympathy tc
the bereaved parents. Our people
have taken much interest in this case,
and there is much regret that the life
of the babe could not have been
spared.