The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
Don't forget to see
DIR. WEBER.
the Eye and Ear Doctor who cures, on
Thursday, March IL,
at Nielsen Hotel
Examination free.
Examination free

good.
Eugene Brogden and wife walked
into Denison Saturday morning to
straighten up the business. relative to
the purchase of the old Ainsworth
farm.
Mr.. Boettger's moved into their
new home. the old Pearson place this
spring.
j. G. Phillips marketed hogs Tues
day.
Allen johnson entertained Mrs.
Elias Herner and daughter and chill
dren last Friday.
Allen Mclaughlin and wife have
moved to Schaller. Mrs. Mclaughlin,
formerly Bertha Smell. will be great
ly missed in the home circle as welt
as by her old friends, but we wish
them success in their new home.
Eunice Nixon has been spending a
few days with her friend, Abbie Win
| ey.
John Henningsen shipped a car
load Of hogs from Deloit the middle
of last week.
Mrs. w. j. Wilkinson has been
quite sick the past week with some
serious throat trouble. Her sister,
Lucy Flint has been staying few
days with her.
| Vernon Meyers and Clay Galland
have been spending few days with
their uncle. Arthur Whey.
A large crowd attended the spelling
contest at Goodrich center Friday
might. 1t was decided success. We
hear Henry Lutz carried off the hon.
ors.
| Elmer Winans of Lennon. S. D.
spent Saturday night with his cousins.
Mearl Meyers and wife.
Sam Anderson sheled corn for Guy
Nixon Tuesday
Lovicie Morris with a number of
others. went to Denison on the mail
train Saturday night attending the
electric picture show. They returned
on the ten O'Clock, reporting fine
amusement.
A. D. Whey and wife visited with
L.. F. Morris and daughter Sunday.
Mrs. S. d. Newton returned to Ben
son Thursday, having received tele-
gram that her daughter was much
worse.
j. W. Wilkinson sold oats in Deloits
Friday.
Fred Bauman and Peter Henrickssn
were county seat callers last week.
Eunice Nixen spent Monday visit
ing with her cousins Albert Whey
and wife. She will return to Dakota
Saturday.
David Whey has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to drive
to his farm in Otter Creek township.
This is good news.
James Anderson sold a fine team
of horses for neat sum last week.
Pete Brooersen and family moved
on to the old John Reimers farm this
spring.
A number of Goodrich ladies at
tended the shower given Ella Fink
Thursday at the home of Mrs. James
McKim in Deloit. In spite of bad
weather a very enjoyable time was
had.
Mrs. Anderson has been quite sick.
Mrs. Arthur Whey spent few
days at her home helping care for her
mother during her sickness.
Fred Bauman and wife visited with
Henry Dethman and family Sunday.
We notice Mearl Myers is driving
dandy team of mules now.
Arthur Whey shipped car load of
cattle out of Deloit Saturday. also
Albert Whey. L. F. Morris and Art
Winey shipped hogs. Art went with
them.
John Anderson had the misfortune
to lose one of his best mich cows
this week.
Geo. Beaman marketed hogs in De-
lott Saturday.
Mr.. McNeal and wife were in Den
ison Monday forenoon.
Fred Buman and Henry Dethman
hauled logs to the saw mill Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eugene Brogden visited with
Mrs. Charles Cose in Deloit Thursday.
Wedding bells have been lingling
in Goodrich. Ella Fink and Roy.Lee
were married Sunday. Many are the
good wishes extended to the young
people. May health and prosperity
] be theirs.