The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-21
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operation was performed when An
ME was considered beyond all danger
her mother went to Sparta, Wisconsin
to visit friends and relatives, return
ing in time to accompany her dauga-
ter home.
Miss Mary Christensen returned to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Will
Meyers Thursday afternoon after
very pleasant visit at her old home
at Ricketts,, Iowa
Miss Alice Kulberg returned from
Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. George Maynard and lady at
tended the play 'Uncle Toms Cabin
at kiron Wednesday evening.
Miss Hilda Pearson of Denison came
Saturday to visit at the home of John
kulberg.
Miss Gertie Bradbury spent Satu.
day visiting friends in Schleswig.
Mrs. Cliff Lawrence while on her
way to and from Denison Friday and
Saturday stopped off in Boyer between
trains and visited friends.
Mrs. Jim Wolf is entertaining her
grandmother, Mrs Dewitt, of Lake
View.
Miss Edna Winans accompanied by
her friend Miss Carlson came up from
Denison Saturday to give her music
lessons.
Miss Lena Jacobsen of Kiron spent
few days the past week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Gustafson.
Miss Bell Selander, of Denison, WAC
has been visiting at Mrs. Browns re-
turned home Friady.
Miss Jennis Shives went to Lake
View Friday to visit friends.
Mr. Kulberg sustained quite loss
last Monday. Fire was set to his corn
field close to his house by passing
train. A strong wind from the south
famed the flames and in short
time the fire swept over the entire
field. The road and a narrow strip OF
blue grass which was green separated
his buildings from the field, other
wise everything would have been to-
tally destroyed. Fortunately for Mr.
kulberg he had greater part of the
field husked
Mr.. George P. Swartz returned Thurs
day from Dallas, South Dakota, where
he has been to register. On his way
home ne stopped off at Ida Grove to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sheldorf and
children went to Battle Creek Monday
5 to visit friends.
: Peter Berg has been shreddins corn
j for John Anderson the latter part OF
e the week.
e Mrs. Sam Newcom, of Smithland
Iowa, came to Boyer Tuesday after
e noon from Odebolt where she had
n been visiting her brother, Mr.. Jchr
n Stone Of Chicago, who she had not
seen for over twenty-years. Wednes
udy dllSl loOu III SOlllpduy Will uel
j son George and wife drove to Ode
bolt to spend the evening with Mr.
v Stone before he started on an extend
n ed trip to South America Mr. Stone
on whose untiring efforts much of the
I success of the Deering corn huskcl
}. has depended Is on the experimental
!, staff that is now working on ma
chine designed to pick corn in Soutl
t America. Our pop corn is the near
e est type to the corn they raise there
e that can be found in the U. S. con
:. sequently the Deering Harvester Co
is improving their machines in the
popcorn fields around Odebolt before
taking them to South America
) Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Morris and chile
: rem of Bronson, Iowa, and Mr. G. S
: Johnson of Kiron, visited friends II
Boyer Saturday and took dinner a
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. SwortZ's in Deni
v son Saturday and Sunday, going t.
\ Omaha Monday evening.
Mr. Frank Lorenzen who has beer
. staying for some time with Mr. Franz
' Woolston returned to Denison Monday
. last.