The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

they also visited with the family OF
VIM. McColl of Augusta. Okla and
the family of VIM. McKim formerly
of Deloit. now of independence. Mo.
Earl Kepford has resigned his pos
ition in the postoffice and will work
on his fathers farm. Earl was a
competent assistant and will meet
with success in what he undertakes.
Mrs. Maxey is now the assistant and
will also give satisfaction in the
work.
l Mrs. Bert Michels little daughter
has been very sick with whooping
cough
Percy Dodge is recovering from
pneumonia. his aunt Mrs. John
Dodge assisted in caring for him dur
ing his sickness.
| Gust Leek is among the sick.
| Mrs. Ada Theiler of Panama visit
ed relatives here Friday.
John Eggers brought forty-sixs head
of cattle from Omaha. He will use
some of them for feeders.
| Mrs. Larson and children returned
from Council Bluffs last Friday hav-
ing spent very pleasant week with
friends.
Mrs. Bangs, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. D. j. Butler for sew
eral months. has returned to her home
in Two Rivers. Wash.
Officials of the Illinois Central were
here Friday investigating the water
that is retained by their road on the
Mullen farm.
The automobiles that passed
through Friday were the objects of
much interest here. They came on
the l. c. tracks to this place but
changed to the wagon road. we hear
they again went on the railroad at
Dow City.
VIM. MARI is visiting with his
father and brothers in Oak, Nebr.
Mrs. VIM. McColl of Augusta,
Okla. spent Saturday with relatives
in this place.
Paul Poitevin of Giltner visited
Monday with his aunt. Maggie Tai
colt. Mr.. Poitevin is now engaged
in the Mercantile business and is
much pleased with his location.
Mrs Rust of Kenwood changed cars
here Wednesday for Oenison.
The inconvenience of the train SER
vice now will probably hasten the
time for the interurban to find its way
down this Boyer Valley.
Pete Jensen's little boy has been
very sick but is now much improved.
Mrs. Earl Mackey of Sioux City
visited at the A. Mackey home last
Saturday.
The Mesdames Wigg. Evans. L. c..
and D. j. Butler drove out Tuesday
to call on their friend. Mrs. Hudson
Downs.
Carl Molter. Helen Schouten and
Harry Smith went to Dow City last
Saturday. they were in the spelling
contest.
Robert. Hunt. Robert Rule, Ollie
Fox of Paradise township will repre-
sent their township in the spelling
contest in Denison.
E. o. Hoke and wife were guests
at the Kelly home last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaines of Middleton.
ILL.,. visited with her brothers Frank
and Hudson Downs and started Satur-
day for Overton. Nebr.. where she
will visit with relatives there for
some time.
Postmaster Maxey attended the
convention Denison last Friday.
Allan Dodge of Missouri Valley
visited at his home over Sunday.
The teachers of the Sunday school
will meet next Wednesday evening at
the home of E. P. Wigs. The les
son will be carefully studied and the
Sunday school work in this place
talked over and an effort will be
made to advance the interest of all in
the work.
Mr.. Schouten and wife are now
living on the Robert Woodruff farm
which brings them nearer Arion.
Their numerous friends here are glad
of this change in their location.
Jean and Margaret Woodruff of
Denison spent few days last week
at the home of their aunt. Maggie
Talcott.
DIR. Evans went to Denison to at
tend the duties of pension examiner.
which is the first Wednesday of each
month.
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