The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
E. P. wigg was in Omaha last Sat

E. P. Wigg was in Omaha last Sat
urday.
Hazel Palmatier came from Charter
Oak, Friday, to remain with her moth
er a few days. Mrs. Palmatier has
been assisting with caring for Mrs.
N. P. Underhill who is very sick.
The eighteen months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge had the
misfortune to run needle in her leg.
A physician was called, who removed
it and who thought it had been in the
limb for some time
Mr.. Clyde Rose went to Ogden
Monday, where he will work as oper-
ator for the N. w. r. r. Co.
Leo Sprague went to Sioux City,
Monday. He has decided to go into
the U. S. Navy
Mr.. Joe Kefford and John Tranter
have rented of the County Supervis-
ors for the coming year the County
Poor Farm. The Supervisors are for
tunate in securing two such men to
take charge of the lands.
Mrs. A. F. Stiltson entertained the
Friday Club. A very nice two course
luncheon was served and the ladies
spent the afternoon pleasantly with
their fancy work and pleasant con
versation
| Rev. Douglas preached very in
teresting sermon last Sunday. We
are sorry to say that had the skating
on the river not been so tempting
the audience would have been larger.
Mrs. Chris. christensen died of pneu-
monia after few days illness at her
home two miles north east of Arion
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 1905 Mrs. Chris
Hansen was born in Germany. Feb.
"a. 1866. Her maiden name was
Hannah Detheren, she was married
to Mr.. Christensen in 1889. She
was the mother of nine children. three
of whom died in infancy. The re-
naming six are left to mourn the
loss OF a mother. The funeral ser
vices wera conducted at the home
Friday morning at ten O'Clock, Rev
Frees of the Lutheran church of DEM
son conducting the services. The re-
mains We're tenderly placed by the
side OF her three little ones in the
Hlessen cemetery near Schleshwig
where Il great many sorrowing friends
and neighbors followed to the last
resting place. She has left to mourn
her loss, a husband, six children, hel
aged mother and two brothers, Maur
ice and Harry Dethlessen of White
Lake, South Dakota.
The annual meeting of the Stock.
holders of the Crawford County Agri
cultural Society was held at Ariou
on Monday the 18th. A report was
submitted of the financial condition
of the society which showed a sub
stantial balance on hand after paving
all. claims,,in full. Directors for the en-
suing year elected as follwos: Thos
Rae: j. B. Glassburner; Sam Fox
Frank Odell; R. B. Smith; Ma,
Hoist; Chas. Justice: Morris Nc.
Henry Jr. A. H Rudd; Johr
Howarth; VIM Eggers and Jack
Ahart. Much enthusiasm prevails
and efforts will be made to improve
on the successful fair held here last
fall. Many of the stockholders MAIDS
eloquent speeches and all present
pledged themselves to greater efforts
in the future. So look out there will
be something doing that will be worth
attending. At the close of the gen.
eral meeting the newly elected
director met and organized by elect.
ing Thos. Rae. President. C. Justice
Vice President. j. B. Glassburner,
Treas. the election of secretary be-
ing laid over until next meeting, Mr..
Maxey continuing in that office until
next meeting.
A general discussion regarding the
success of the fair for next fall was
held. Improvements suggested. new
features advocated. There is strong
probability of blowing match being
held in the adjacent field. where all
our young men can have an opportun-
ity of entering and showing their
ability and skill in the art of blowing