The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26

LIST. This will furnish us with good
material for first class band here
this coming season.
The Arion young people will have a
basket social next Saturday evening
at the home of R. A. Talcott and
wife. All are cordially invited to
attend. You will be entertained dur
ing the evening with good music and
a good time is insured. Since this is
Leap year the gentlemen are re-
quested to bring the baskets and they
will be purchased by the fair sex.
Mary Willard of Dunlap visited at
the home of Mrs. Catharine Henry.
Thos. Dubois and wife of Huron.
S. d. visited at the Mari home Tues
day.
| N. Jurgenson of Omaha was visit
ing friends here Thursday.
Frank and Fred MARI have rented
of Mrs. D. j. Butler. the home farm.
Mr.. Manchester of Dunlap visited
with his niece. Mrs. N. F. Stilson.
Herman Logsden and Hudson
Downs shipped car load of hogs
to Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Daniels of Des Moines
is visiting with her cousin Mrs. VIM.
Morrison.
VIM. Ballentine's baby is quite
sick.
Born. Feb. 22nd. to Reuben Malone
and wife baby boy.
Elmer Charles of the Anchor force
spent Sunday at his home in Under
wood.
Mrs. Oils Nelson has been suffer
ing with tonsllitis.
E. o. Hoke took charge of the
tower work last Thursday night during
the absence of Mr.. Gurus. who wen,
to Belle PLANE.
Mrs. VIM. Seeman and little
daughter are visiting with Mrs. See
mans parents. j. U. Wise and wife
Mr.. Hartman of Omaha was here
last week. He is interested in the
Anchor Publishing Co. of this place
| Geo. Moore sold his fine violin t.
Tracy Butler. 1t was made in Ger
many and dates back to 1903.
4 Mrs. Lucy. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Conroy returned tt
her home at Merrill.
Miss Shipley of Ute has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Rankin.
Mrs. John Coon visited at the C
c. Trip home Friday.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad visited he
brother. Mrs. Peter Eggers of Deni
son last Tuesday.
Mamie Bell came from Sioux Cit,
Monday evening. She remained il
Arion until Tuesday morning whel
she went to her home south of Dow
City. Mamie has been a successful
stenographer at Sioux City for som.
time, but will have short vacatio
that she will enjoy with her man
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lang was a pleasan
caller here Friday.
Earl Mackey of Sioux City re
manned Saturday night at the parenta
home.
The Misses Tournland of Dow Cit,
were shopping here Saturday.
A. j. Mackey was business visito
of Charter Oak Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
with Mrs. A. A. Conrad next Thurs
day.
The health physician of Paradis
township dislnfected the Jas. Turne
home. two members of the famil
having pneumonia.
Mrs. Marion Cole changed car
here Monday morning having spen
Saturday and Sunday with he
daughter Mrs. John Rollins of Ken
wood
Mrs. Thos. Hewlett and Trac
Butler are suffering from painful
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. w. C. Larson and Mr.. Black
stone who have been quite sick ar
better.
Born. Jan. 18th, to Fred But er an
wife of Lewiston, Idaho baby boy
Their many friends here congratulate
Mrs. Carl Iseminger spent fe,
days with her friend. Mrs. Hill
Newman.
Samuel Fox and wife went t
Council Bluffs to attend the funera
OF Grandma Bennett who died Friday
Feb. 22nd. and was buried Feb. oath
Mrs. Edward Wigg was in Denise
Saturday.
N. +. Stilson and family attende
the funeral of Mrs. c. E. Barsby o
Dunlap, who died last Sunday and wa