The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-29
Dou, City.


sity of getting nominations to the
auditor by May End and township
tickets have been made up by both
parties. The republican ticket will
be as follows.
Clerk-G. M. Goddard.
Justices-W. v. Whaley and A. A.
Conrad.
Constables-M. Riley and Milo Kel-
ly.
Trustees-Jas. Walters. Herman
| Logsdon and E. H. Crandall.
Assessor-H. B. johnson.
COMPLEMENTARY H. Virgins.
Delegates to county convention
Hermon Logsdon. G. W. Fritz, E. &.
Virgins, j. w. Cramer. Jas. Wal
tiers, Ed. Butts. Frank McHenry.
Will Mcbride. B. F. Judd and Thos.
A. Rae.
The democrats were also active and
named the following ticket:
Clerk-Frank Odell.
Justices-G.' w. Langley and Geo.
Huntington.
Assessor-A. A. Fishel.
Trustees-C Sterrett and Ed.
Ahart.
Committeeman-Ch as. Smith.
Delegates Henry Messenbrink.
Henry Young, Eugene Crandall. Ed.
Poitevin. A. H. Rudd. Ed. Riddle,
David McNair, Thos Ahart, N. r.
Wilder and Ed. Ahart.
Special interest is being taken in
the meeting of the missionary society
of the M. E. church at the home of
Aunt Maggie Talcott on the after
noon of the first Wednesday in May
which comes on the sixth. There will
be sale of drawn work made by the
Chinese pupils of Miss Mamie Glass
burner in far away China. This work
should bring big price because of
where it came from. We hope there
will be large attendance of ladies
and men also. Tea will be served.
Mr.. Cummings, who is candidate
for sheriff on the democratic primary
ticket was at Dow City Tuesday.
Mr.. Lister, the competent piano
, tuner was tuning the Methodist church
piano on Tuesday.
, Elder Sheldon preached morning
, and evening at the Saints church last
Sunday and will probably preach here
next Sunday.
Fred Jackson and wife are much
concerned over the condition of theil
2 little boy Lewis. He has become
, quite helpless from what some cal
creeping paralysis. All hope the
child will be better when the summer
: comes.
There was much concern during the
f past week over the condition of Verne
o. Meara, the little son of the saloo1
Z keeper. He was operated on for ap
$ pendicitis and is now better.
e The Clark Sterrett family is enjoy
b ing visit from her uncle, j. B
Thompson whose home has been a
r Joseph. Oregon for many years. H,
\ went out to Oregon in 1864 and is a,
old timer. His home has been in tn,
3 ranch country not far from the Idaho
t line and he can tell all ab.ut roughine
it far from railroads.
Our people were interested in the
wedding of George Talcott and Jen
nette Rule. They have no superior
as worthy young people The details
of the wedding will be given by othe
correspondents.
:, The Methodist people are vel
: pleased over making their offering
: for missions larger than ever before
1t will run up to nearly 1865. thank!
to the energy of Pastor Curtis ant
(. his people.
Mrs. Whaley is reported as not $,
we'll.
Mrs. S. E. Rudd. Josie McBrid,
e and Rena Brake went up to Denisol
Tuesday. Sears Nelson was ais,
r along but insists that he did not &,
e because the young ladies did.
Of
Fellows order called to Carroll o,
f Monday night some Of our Odd Fellow.
: and Rebekahs. Among them were
George Brake. Bert Cooper. Ira Ster
rett and the Misses Lottie Bixler anc
Florence Miller. They came HON,
Tuesday morning reporting goot
+ time.
Scott Ballengee and family re.
turned to their home at Lusk, Wyom.
r ing Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Jones returned to Lincoln
d Nebr.. Saturday.
A number of her girl friends sur
n prised Clara Williamson Sauurda,
afternoon. it being her eleventh birth
f day. The afternoon was spent il
1 games, and nice lunch was served
( Born to Carl Nicholson and wife a