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

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gone by that noble animal roamed at
will over this particular section Of the
country. Roy is having a glass case
made and will preserve his specimen.
DR.. Bonney made picture of the find.
What will be the next curiosity I'M
earthed in this vicinity? Our town
is becoming quite famous.
Mr.. James O'Meara left Saturday for
Omaha to attend the funeral of his
| brOther-in-law, Mike McCabe
Mrs. Lutte Peterson and children
left for Irwin Saturday, where they
will visit relatives for few days.
R. j. Moffitt has fixed up the room
over his store and has had a number
of seats put in so that entertainments
can once more be held in Buck Grove.
This is a good move.
When Mr. Dwight Hutchison ua-
packed bunch of bananas in his store
Saturday he was Mortified to see 4
very large spider hide itself among
the fruit. Not knowing whether 1t
was tarantula or not, it is needless
to say that Dwight handled that bunch
of fruit with great deal of care and
elaboration
Miss Lizzie Sewing is living very i'll
at the home of her sister in Council
Bluffs having had to undergo another
| operation.
| John O'NIeara is conducting James
| O'Mearas business during the absence
of the latter in Omaha.
| Mr.. John German is having a we'll
dug on his farm, and some rock was
found full of bright yellow particles,
which some thought might be gold
owing to the recent find on Frank
Slater's place. lie proved, however,
to be only Fools Gold" or iron py-
rites. There have been so many pc
culiar finds" in this vicinity lately,
that the people here are ready for
anything and expecting something new
all the time
The section men here are kept busy
lately watching the track, on account
of the heavy rains and don't get much
\ time to rest day Or night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulson return
ed Sunday evening from weeks visit
in South Dakota. They We're the
guests of their daughter, Minnie. who
Il is married and resides there.
Mr.. Easterly, a nephew of Mr. Will
liam Switzer, was an over Sunday
visitor with the latter and family, 60
ing from here to Defiance Monday It
was Mr.. Easterly's intention to canvas
this section for fruit tree orders, but
as he was unable to find a boarding
place or hire a livery team ne was
Obliged to leave without trying to do
any business.
Mr.. Charles thinner shipped car
load of hogs to Chicago recently and
in some way the tag was lost telling
}, who the hogs belonged to- so the deal
i ers in Chicago had to feed the hogs
r for a few days until they found ont
who they belonged to. They have
: charged Mr.. thinner up with the corn
( fed. to which the latter objects and is
!. trying to recover. hut it was an acct
5 dent for whom nobody in particular
t can be blamed. 1t is probable that
) Mr.. thinner will have to stand the
< loss.
5 Miss Alfredo Gloe ente.,tained q
r company of young folks from Dow
City at her pleasant home in the coun-
try Sunday.
5 Miss Irene CARRIER was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron McMullen from
Saturday until Monday
: Roy Moffitt was Denison caller
Sunday He took his sister. Vernie
} into Chicago This is Vernies last
week and she will be home for good
l which is pleasant news for her many
. young friends.