The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-23
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ness visitor Thursday.
Adam Weise, of Aspinwall transact
ed business in this burg Saturday.
Fred Slater spent the past week ii
Mitchell, South Dakota, visiting reia
tives.
Dan McGrath and Fred j. Nichols
of Aspinwall We're Manila visitors
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruffcom spent Sun
day in Defiance visiting with the lat
ter's parents.
Nellie Breckenridge has been as
sisting in the Post Office the past weel
during Fred Skaters absence.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
e. church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Emeline Thompson.
Mabel Forest and Robina ThebolG
left for Iowa City Friday evening
where they will attend college.
Henry jain returned home from
Hot Springs, Dakota. Sunday morning
after a sojourn there for his health.
Hoyt Cooper left Monday for Storm
Lake. Iowa, where he will attend Blu
ena Vista College the coming year.
Miss Rosebud Hoffman of Martelle
Iowa is visiting this week at the home
of her uncle, E. A. Packard and with
her cousin, Mrs. NJ. Stone.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church met last Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. r. c. Jackson
fifteen members being present
Frank Miller of Mechanicsville, Ia,
came Friday for an extended visit
here with the formers sister, Mrs
John Sutton and brother, Charley Mill.
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hoffeins, Mrs
John Rocho, Mrs. Claus Seick and
Mrs. John Gluckstodt spent Friday
afternoon in Arion taking in the Coun.
ty Fair.
John Leitner and two sons, Paul
and Robert, of Weatherford Oklaho
ma came Tuesday evening for an ex.
tended visit here at the B. st Buffing
ton home.
j. H. Tryon commenced work Mon
day building an addition onto the
west side of the AL Milligan proper
ty, where Mr. Milligan's mother ex
poets to live.
Jesse White, of Des Moines, has
accepted a position here at the o. K
Barber Shop and commenced work
Saturday, Arthur Osborn having re
signed to accept similar position al
New Market, Iowa.
VIM. Gray purchased the past week
the old Flaugh homestead owned by
Mr.. Detlefs of Manning. The price
paid was $3.50 per acre. Mr. bet
lefs in return bought the adjoining
farm of Joe Martins.
Mrs. Alfred Larson and two children
of Denison, spent Sunday night here
with the formers sister, Mrs. Ton
Moore, and left Monday morning fol
Phillipsburg, Kansas, for an extended
visit with her mother.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church met Friday with Mrs. VIM
Goddard, who resides northeast O
town. The members stayed and spen
the evening in an enjoyable manner
All present report a good time.
Mrs. B. H. Burlington, Mrs. JOIN
Sutton and daughter, Rose Sutton
Gladys Leitner, John Leitner and son
Paul and Robert; Mrs. c. A. Buffins
ton and daughter, Buelah; Mrs. NJ.
Sutton; Mrs. DR.. Draper; Mrs. Ell
| Thebold; Mrs. A. r. Potter, Mrs
F, l.. Van Slyke and all attended the cou
E ty Fair held at Arion Friday
One day last week while Nelli
Dillingham;, the oldest daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Dillingham; WI
PLAYING in the yard, she was bitten !
a dog on the face under the left ey
The doctor was called and advis'
sending the child to Chicago for tree
ment, where she was taken Thusda
Nothing serious has yet developed b
it was feared hydrophobia would $
in. as the dog was known to be
vicious dog. AT latest reports t
child is doing nicely.