The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-09
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DIR. c. G. Brandt made Omaha q
business visit this week.
Scott McKim visited his son,
Clare, in Omaha on Tuesday.
Geo. Nicholson made flying trip
to Chicago the first of the week.
D. C. Thew went to Whiting. Iowa,
on Monday on business mission.
Mrs. John Rae of Dow City has
been Denison visitor this week.
Miss Anna Iversen of Schleswig
was among the Denison shoppers
on Tuesday.
Mr.. James McKim. the prominent
citizen of Deloit. was at the county
seat on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Dieter of Vail visited
between trains Tuesday with her
friend, M ISIS Anna Heiden.
Dr.. Hugo Kahler of Reinbeck.
Iowa, was visitor with his brother,
Waldo, one day last week.
County Treasurer Evers received
the turkey which Mr.. Laird raffl ed
off prior to going to Persia.
John Menagh, who has charge of
the meat market department, was
sick in the fore part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Palous, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. VIM. North
am. returned to their home in Elka-
der on Friday
Mrs. Gosler and son. William.
living on farm near Berne were in
Denison Monday. returning home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. c. H. Koenekamp returned
yesterday to Tekoa. Washington,
after a delightful visit with his
many Crawford county relatives.
Mr.. VILLAIN McCalmant and wife
returned to Carson. Iowa, on Tuesday
after visit of month at the home
of T. j. Bone on West Vine street.
Mr.. Robert Ewall accompanied
Rev. LaReau to Kiron on Sunday
afternoon. They came bark in the
below zero cold on Monday forenoon.
The masquerade skate last night
drew large crowd of spectators
who seemed to enjoy themselves
greatly. There were not many mask
ers on the floor but their antics
were enough to amuse the crowd.
The orphaned children of Mr.. Rich
ard Hattery of Deloit wish the Re-
view to express for them their thanks
for all the kindnesses with which the
Christian people of the county have
sought to help them in their great
bereavement. Especially do they
wish to thank Mrs. G. M. Jensen of
Denison for her exceeding kindness
to them.
The Northwestern is rapidly put
ting in the last link of its automatic
block system. The installation from
Boone to Logan will make it complete
from Chicago to Omaha. When this
system is installed trains can, with
safety, run mile apart instead of a
station apart. This will mean a
great saving in time and consequent
ly in expense of operation. but not
in rates.
GAYLORD Weeks writes to his father.
Denison's Marshal, that he has join
ed with company in the purchase
and working of a large gravel and
sand deposit near Houston. Texas
and that the prospects are good for {
very paying business. When the
editor was in Houston, Mr.. Weeks TOLD
us that gravel was in great demand
there for the fast growing city ant
, that the contract on which he was
then engaged had frequently been de
9 layed for lack of gravel. Gaylor'
f is making good in Texas. He write
, that they now have green vegetables
e home grown and that the weather j
. warm and delightful. The Crawfor
e county party will visit Houston mex
o month and Mr.. A. G.. Swanson. form
v erly of Kiron has already extended q
b invitation for an automobile rid
about the city.